Kim Namjoon is the leader of BTS, a group with four number one albums on the Billboard 200 and as of this date, three entries into Hot 100 top 10. An amazing rapper known for his amazing lyricism and clever word play. A polyglot, Namjoon effortlessly raps in three languages, Japanese, English, and Korean. He has 162 KOMCA (Korean Music Copyright Association) credits to his name, as well as two mixtapes, RM and mono. Both have received critical acclaim, RM ranked 48 on Spin’s “50 best Hip Hop albums of 2015, while mono was the first Korean album to achieve 90 #1’s on iTunes at its release in 2018, and has, as of this date in 2020, achieved 116 #1’s.
Namjoon also spoke at the UN in 2018, urging for people to “speak themselves”. As both a solo artist and the leader of BTS, Namjoon is a
Namjoon also spoke at the UN in 2018, urging for people to “speak themselves”. As both a solo artist and the leader of BTS, Namjoon is a
by CatSwag August 26, 2020
Aka RM of BTS. The Leader, the heart and soul of both Bangtan and Army. A man who can only be described as art because words like beautiful or hansome fall short when it come to him. The prettiest eyes on the planet that are complimented by his smile and dimples. Intelligent, nature lover. The world's best musician.
No. 1 Army lover and protector.
No. 1 Army lover and protector.
by Nah. November 25, 2021
a tall guy with dimples and iq 148 who loves nature crabs museums books and loves to compose music and write songs and to add more he is the leader of the biggest boyband BTS
who is namjoon
by odd saint November 23, 2021
Namjoon is not just the leader of the world's biggest group, he is a tall, smart, fine man. The man who shook the whole music industry. The man takes care of himself and loves tiny things. The man with an IQ of 148. The one who loves art, museums & books. The man who is totally in love with lovely sea animals & doesn't eat them except dried shrimp. The one with the best advice. The one who taught us what love is and how to love oneself. The man who posts pictures of the prettiest scenery and drops a whole bookshelf picture for us to figure out the books read by him and read in future. The one who is so good with words that it blows you away. He is the man you would think only belongs in the books. The man who is just so perfect, the one with the cutest eye smile and dimples. The one who hops and is just the cutest. The one who doesn't not know how to drive but you don't want to go on drives with him, you want to go on walks and bike rides and lie under the open sky and stars. The man who changed the way a lot of people see the world and learn from him everyday. Namjoon is just the human version of the word perfection. He sure is clumsy and has a whole vendetta against mint choco. He makes you want to learn, read and travel more. He makes you look at things from a different perspective. He is the man who knows when to be stern and speak up and when to smile and let it go. He is the definition of comfort and love. Thinking of him makes you smile.
by Celestia12 December 16, 2021
Members of boy group Bts are known for their problematic past (2013-2017), especially their leader Namjoon. So whenever their fake-woke fans try to dig out another artists objectively problematic past for the sake of drama, people call them out on their hypocrisy. "But Namjoon" is their excuse as they have heard that line while being called out so many times that they don't even take it seriously anymore especially because they say he has apologized for past mistakes, but which ones? Saying the n-word? writing sexist lyrics? Having a photo-shoot inside of a holocaust memorial? wearing a Nazi hat? Trying to act black? Wearing dreads? Or the random objectively problematic things he has said? Looks like he has only really apologized for maybe 2 of those things.
Bts fan: Oh look that guy has said something mildly offensive i'm going to attack him without looking for context
Person: But hasn't that member of the group you like done the exact same thing?
Bts fans collectively: BuT nAmJoOn *use of sarcastic emojis*
Person: But hasn't that member of the group you like done the exact same thing?
Bts fans collectively: BuT nAmJoOn *use of sarcastic emojis*
by jen lu May 01, 2018
"but namjoon" is a phrase that kpop community once used to justify their faves problematic behaviour by deflecting the attention to Namjoon, leader of BTS, who once did problematic things in the past.
Using the "but namjoon" phrase in an argument to play down the actual issue involving your faves problematic behaviour, is a poor choice and shows either ignorance or lack of interest in racism, is completely missing out the main problem and purporting false moral (also called: fake woke).
However, Namjoon has proven once again he's educated and socially conscious. In press conference LY: Tear, he let us know the n word should never be used if you're not black, and they even censored a Korean word (naega) in their new song 'FAKE LOVE' to not upset anyone.
Conclusion: "but namjoon" is cancelled and it's time to use it to our advantage. There aren't any more excuses for idols to be antiblack or racist.
Using the "but namjoon" phrase in an argument to play down the actual issue involving your faves problematic behaviour, is a poor choice and shows either ignorance or lack of interest in racism, is completely missing out the main problem and purporting false moral (also called: fake woke).
However, Namjoon has proven once again he's educated and socially conscious. In press conference LY: Tear, he let us know the n word should never be used if you're not black, and they even censored a Korean word (naega) in their new song 'FAKE LOVE' to not upset anyone.
Conclusion: "but namjoon" is cancelled and it's time to use it to our advantage. There aren't any more excuses for idols to be antiblack or racist.
Karen: It's just a word 😂 Don't blame them, Korean people don't have education about this issue.
Becky: How are you expecting from Koreans to be aware of the n word? They didn't grow up in America.
Intellectual: But Namjoon understood so why should I believe that?
Becky: How are you expecting from Koreans to be aware of the n word? They didn't grow up in America.
Intellectual: But Namjoon understood so why should I believe that?
by namjoonforpresident June 03, 2018