RM: LOST!

This album is a wonderful piece of art.

Namjoon said that he created this album out of his comfort zone and it's so evident. He is a lyrical genius at the same time he knows how to use it to convey his thoughts beautifully to the audience.

He has done it many times over the years throughout the BTS discography.

Indigo, his first solo album was a critically acclaimed album and this one is loved by all over the world.

My personal favourite is 'Heaven' other than lost and come back to me.

The music is genuine and displayed the emotions and transformation he went through a particular time period.

Hope that more people will listen to his album and RM deserves all the success.

This MV is an instant classic. It shows since the beginning what is to be out of place, to feel lost in your own work and your own self. A maze of possible paths but still trapped.

Being clear that we are in Namjoon's brain (the singer RM real name is Namjoon) the quest to go up starts with Namjoon and four characters (4 other actors, including 2 women) who are identified as Namjoon as well, to signify the different aspects of his personality.

The video is placed on the 70's, with the colours pallet proper to that decade. All in this video is weird and you ended up feeling very lost, as the song tries to communicate.

The song is incredible, an alternative fast paced hip-hop, that shows the incredible artistry of RM, the leader of the supergroup BTS. Lost! Is the main track of his album Right Place, Wrong People that has been listed as the best albums of 2024 by the Rolling Stones magazine and Billboard.

Aubre made amazing job directing RM's music video for title track Lost! Off of his sophomore album Right Place Wrong Person.

Video has cinematic style that amazingly depicts theme of the album and the song of being lost inside your head, feeling like you are in the wrong place, or as if you are the wrong person in the right place.

Visual wise and cinematic wise this music video is especially unconventional and a "breath of fresh air" for the kpop scene. It is another step of RM and BTS to break the stereotypes imposed by the industry they started with, once again showcasing their diversity of artistry and once again delivering video that is perfectly continuing and complimenting a story within song itself.

Rm is a musician that has a lot to say. He has now more than 10 years in the music industry and has a leader of a team, he dealt with too many uncomfortable situations. Besides this, he grew a really good sense in making music. But really making it, writing and producing.

With that in mind, in RPWR he spoke his reality, and Lost!, is a main piece in this reality he wants to share with the ones who wants to listen. He doesn't have the fear of being criticized anymore. He is genuanily glad and free.

From Indigo to RPWP, I can strongly say that he can pull whatever project he wants and succeed on it.

The vibe of the song is unique, I really love the song.

Everything was very well put together, instrumental, beat, sound, lyrics, flow, etc. And also I recommend the MV, 100% must see, very artistic and open for interpretation, will sure make you confuse and LOST.

If you could, please find a source and read the lyrics in your language, you will appreciate the song much more.

Please don't take the low rating seriously. Haters been giving bad ratings to this song.

Once an artist is worlwide famous, their fans double/triple in size, as well as their haters will also double/triple in size.

To those people with ill intension, it's not nice to use these type of platform to let out your inner anger and hatred.