It's no secret if every BTS song always has a story. However, the Story Behind the Creation of One of BTS's Songs, 'Outro: Tear' This Will Make Everyone Cry.
It's no secret that every Bangtan Boys (BTS) song always has a story. However, the story behind the creation of one of BTS's songs "Outro: Tear" will make everyone cry. Suga recently revealed the heartbreaking story behind the song.
In the 6th episode of the BTS documentary series, "Break the Silence", BTS once again raised the topic of retirement and disbanding. In this episode they contemplate what will happen after they finally perform for the last time.
Back in early 2018, members struggled with various pressures from many parties. This makes them at the point where they are thinking of separating. But instead, they finally pushed themselves and finally achieved what would be their most successful year.
"We had mental difficulties earlier this year. When we talked to each other, we even thought about breaking up," Jin said.
The BTS struggle is also implied in their songs. "Outro: Tear" is the last song on the BTS album "Love Yourself: Answer" which was released in 2018. This song is sung by BTS rapper Suga, J-Hope, and RM (Rap Monster).
This song combines strong rhythm with heartbreaking lyrics. The pressure that they get, creates songs that tell stories about pumping blood and shedding tears while being torn apart.
"Goodbye for me is T.E.A.R. Because things like tears are a luxury. Things like that as a beautiful goodbye. There won't be any, so please start now," the lyric sound of "Outro: Tear" sung by Suga.
In his documentary series, Suga revealed that "Outro: Tear" is dedicated to its members. The song was inspired by a moment where BTS almost decided to disband.
"The lyrics for 'Outro: Tears' were written for the members. When I wrote the melody, at that time, we were pondering whether we should stop or not. When I played the song for the members, we all cried together," said Suga.
After hearing the bitter inspiration behind "Outro: Tears" fans will never hear it the same way again. This proves that the work of the tap will never hold results.
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