Louder Than Bombs Puns

Louder Than Bombs is such a beautiful song. Every time I hear it, I’m always amazed and always wondering what song is it. And when I find out what song it is, I’m like just wow Louder than Bombs is such a good song! I know Troye Sivan helped write the song along with RM, Suga, J- Hope and now just discovered that Allie X, Bram Inscore, and Leland also helped create the song. And Bram Inscore produced the song.

From what I understand from the song is that the pain that they have experienced is louder than Bombs. They want better days and they will push through the rough times while accepting they will have many rough times while they continue to be artists. As they go through their journey, they gained belief in themselves and they are not scared anymore. They won’t let the pain and fear overcome them anymore but they will embrace them. Toward the ending of the song, they have taken the pain and fear and now are boldly singing Louder than Bombs. So no matter what may come their way, they won’t run away from the pain anymore.

This is just what I got from the song, I don’t really know what is the true meaning.

But this song really speaks to me. In life we all go through something, we all suffer through rough times and it’s even more inspiring when we can accept our pain and overcome it instead of running away.

I just want to thank BTS, Troye Sivan, Allie X, Bram Inscore, and Leland for creating such a deep and meaningful song, you have really touched my heart and soul. And Thank You BTS for always making inspirational music.

Ps. Their voices in this song is so good, so satisfying!😄

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Which Smiths compilation do you think is better, Hatful of Hallow or Louder Than Bombs? I love them both, but I think I prefer HoH just a little bit more.

Ok, it didn't RUIN the album but it did weaken the whole listening experience. If these two songs weren't there, this album would have been perfect. It would have been one of my favorite. These two songs sound so overproduced and painful to hear(like glass piercing through your ear). They sound almost too... electric?

The choruses were too dramatic and even if they were supposed to be emotional, I didn't feel a thing. Apart from these two, the solos were fine, the subunit songs were good and the remaining two OT7 songs were the best on the album.

Overall, I just wish they didn't include these two songs to make a killer album.

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when i heard the mots 7,louder than bombs was the song i liked the most., This song is out forour interpretation musically

it sound sexy for some people , sad for some people and moody for some people.. i was so surprised that they did such a new beat that i haven't heard more from kpop

the lyrics are pure art , i never in my wildest dreams would have imagined such deep lyrics for such a sexy tune ..and the chorus did it for me.. The transition between jimin and jin was so appealing to hear and rm's part was so sexy and deep ..The transition between Rm and jhope was so mesmerising

i have never seen some appreciation post for louder than bombs as far as i know but the song is a banger ..sleep on bed and not on louder than bombs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7HM3jYptRDg

Louder than bombs was an instant like on the first listen, the beat, the composition, it builds up nicely with a good chorus and I haven't come across many who disliked that song. On the other hand, "ON" just fell flat for me tbh and is my least favourite title track from bts till date. With a little bit of mixing, an interesting dance routine and a good MV the song would be majestic. It had so much potential as a title track and has all the elements to be a great hit. I honestly feel it would do much better than on.

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Exactly what the title says I am craving that dystopian/post-apocalyptic vibe that louder than bombs emanates. It doesn't have to be a kpop song.

I don't know why BTS didn't promote this song. Out of all the BTS songs, LTB is by far the best one. Let me get on the vocals for a sec. All of them were amazing but Jimin's vocals were breathtaking especially when he sang that ah~ part. When Jin said he will always sing for us no matter what made me cry a little. Suga's rap was deep and it was one fav rap parts from him.

Overall LTB should have been promoted more

Edit: song not title track

If you know these songs you call tell they all give the eerie, unsettling vibes. I just found out i love these style of music! So it’d be great if u could suggest more songs like these?

Shh by seventeen isnt really as eerie as the ones ive listed, but still give me a somewhat similar vibe to the others so this is another example!

I know this one's a fan favourite. Like some others have mentioned before me, there are a couple of spots where I think the "official translation" definitely has the wrong lyrics. One of the two is both instances of Namjoon's "Lighter than the light" in verse 2. He's defo saying "brighter". Or my hearing is leaving me already at the tender age of 35. Let's hope not. Anyway, enjoy!

Disclaimer: Not a native Korean speaker. No romanizations. Only the simplest grammar is included.

Verse 1:

이젠 너무 선명해졌어.

It’s become so clear now,

저 환호 속의 낯선 그림자.

the unfamiliar shadow inside those cheers.

아마 다신 믿을 수 없을 좋은 것만 보고 듣잔 말.

“Let’s see and hear only good things.” Those words that are probably no longer believable.

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Vocab & Grammar:

이제 = now

너무 = so, too

선명하다 = to be clear, obvious

저 = that, those

환호 = a cheer, a cry of joy

속 = the inside of something

-의 = indicates possession like ‘s in English (속의)

낯설다 = to be strange, unfamiliar

그림자 = a shadow

아마 = probably

다시 = again

믿다 = to believe (in), to trust

-ㄹ 수 없다 = to not be able to do X, “can’t” (믿을 수 없을)

좋다 = to be good, nice

것 = thing

-만 = only X (것만)

보다 = to see, too look at

-고 = X and (보고)

듣다 = to hear

-자 = let’s do X (듣자)

말 = words, the thing that a person said

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Pre-Chorus:

고요한 너의 슬픔이 나를 흔들어.

Your silent sorrow shakes me.

조용한 나의 바다에 파도가 일곤 해

Now and then waves rise on my quiet sea.

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Vocab & Grammar:

고요하다 = to be silent, still

너 = you

슬픔 = sorrow, sadness

나 = I, me

흔들다 = to shake

조용하다 = to be quiet

바다 = a sea

-에 = on, at X (바다에)

파도 = a wave (of water)

일다 = to happen, to occur (in this context. SUPER versatile word with lots of meanings)

-곤 하다 = to tend to do X, for X to happen now and then (일곤 해)

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Chorus:

Louder than bombs I break.

쏟아지는 아픔들

네가 지었던 그 표정이 그 표정이 아니란 걸 안 그때부터.

Since the time I realized the look on your face didn’t reflect the pain pouring down.*

Louder than bombs I break.

*The two preceding lines work as one complete sentence. The literal translation would be, “Since the time when I realized that the expression you made wasn’t an expression of pain pouring down.” Convoluted and clunky, so I took a bit of liberty with the English translation to bring the actual spirit of the lines across. I interpret it as meaning, “Since the

His voice his so beautiful in that song and I would love if he made a song similar to it. He really stands out in that song and if he had a whole song like that, it would be just amazing.

A lot of people talk about how much they liked the album and the specific song, but I haven't seen anybody talking about this part.

I have it on repeat. 'Baby I'm nothin'er than nothin', brighter than the light' I love his deep voice and the emotions he put in this part are incredible.

It was generally a great album, everyone shined, but this part hits different to me.

Also Rm usually doesn't rap like this. He is faster and more energetic as other songs require, so this one is really special for me.

Anyway feel free to disagree lol.

I've only seen people talking about the part that he says "Don't you give up your life", and said that they thought the lyrics were "fck your life"

This opinion comes during a loop of the song lmao. But seriously its actually an amazing production. Very different and somehow haunting to listen to. Less autotune of their voices as well.

I hoped they'd promote the song, which even without the current circumstances, seemed unlikely smh. ex Home

PLEASE HELP

the chorus (where Jimin is singing "Louder than bombs I pray, ah") REALLY SOUNDS FAMILIAR

Does anyone know what I'm talking about, or am I just going crazy?