RM: LOST!

Lost! Music video creatively encapsulates both the essence of the song and that of the artist. It's serious without taking itself seriously. It's both fun and thought provoking, demanding multiple watches. And, with every watch, viewers discover more hidden gems one won't catch with just single pass.

As more and more singers opt to commercialize their music videos, prioritizing going viral or shock value (for some), Lost! Stands out as an art piece that focuses on telling the story of the song and the album itself, which album - Right Place, Wrong Person - has been named by both Billboard & Rolling Stones as one of the best albums of 2024 (so far).

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.

"It's a song about how lost I felt. I think it's the song that represents this album the best. Why is it "LOST!"? It's about someone who lost his way.

I spent a really dynamic time for about a year and three months. Something happened almost every single day. Something would happen to me every day. So the thought I had then was that I should be apart from the members for a while. Just physically apart, not mentally. But I had to stop thinking about the team in order to see myself as I am."

That's what RM himself, leader of BTS, said about the song. Didn't we all feel like this at one point in our life?

I recently watched this video that was showcased at Cannes, and it left me in awe! It's an absolute masterpiece, both in terms of videography and the song itself. Intrigued, I explored other works by the singer and the director, and I found a consistent streak of exceptional quality-masterpiece after masterpiece.

I was particularly impressed by the diversity in the video and the almost comical reactions from the cast, which gave it a unique charm reminiscent of older video clips from Tyler, the Creator. The lighting and special effects were flawlessly executed, adding to the overall brilliance of the production. I'm thrilled I took the time to check it out after seeing it trending on Twitter. It was truly worth the watch!

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.