MIMI EXPLAINS WHAT ARE THE NOTES

To understand the notes you need first to know about the BU and HYYH

What is the BU?

It stands for BTS UNIVERSE. If a video or a memo or anything has the BU logo in it it means it’s part of this alternative universe BigHit and BTS made where Bangtan are not renewed superstars but normal people struggling with life in different ways but still managed to be 7 friends who found happiness and comfort in each other. In the BU universe, many events will occur and some members will die or commit crimes, Jin will travel back in time and try to bring together everyone and save them from their twisted destiny. 

What is HYYH?

HYYH stands for (Hangul: 화양연화) (Chinese: 花樣年華). It means the most beautiful or happiest time of one’s life. It’s from the MV I NEED U that was in their album HYYH 1 that the stories and theories started. BigHit saw the big interest that ARMYs gathered about these 7 boys that are not BTS but normal young people suffering from mental health and so on and struggling to survive. So they built a whole universe around them. 

What are The Notes?

Because some music videos were not enough to understand this broad universe, BigHit started releasing ‘The Notes’. They are as their name says notes of the boys living in the BU about their days. Each note reveals a new secret or detail about what is really happening in that world. The Notes were revealed both online and via the release of albums. Even their latest album Map Of The Soul Persona has The Notes. 

Where can I know more about this story?

There are many ways, via their MVs, The Notes, a book and a webtoon

Map Of The Soul Persona notes HERE

The Notes Book HERE

Webtoon (SAVE ME) HERE

SUMMARY OF ALL THE NOTES TRANSLATED INTO ENGLISH HERE

LOVE YOURSELF ANSWER Notes translated to ENG HERE

Jin Note translated to English HERE

The other Notes and everything you need to come up with your own theories HERE

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