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2016 single by BTS

"Blood Sweat & Tears"
A white square overlay-ed on a patch of red over a black background. Clockwise from the top-left corner of the white square, the syllables "血、", "汗、" and "涙" are written in black. The bottom-left corner of the square has the names of the seven members written below "BTS".

Japanese single cover
Unmarried by BTS
from the album Wings and Face Yourself
Released October 10, 2016
Genre
  • Moombahton
  • trap
  • tropical business firm
Length 3:37
Label
  • Big Hit
  • Universal Japan
Songwriter(s)
  • Pdogg
  • RM
  • Suga
  • J-Hope
  • "Hitman" Bang
  • Kim Do-hoon
Producer(southward) Pdogg
BTS singles chronology
"Save Me"
(2016) 		"Claret Sweat & Tears"
(2016) 		"Spring Day"
(2017)
BTS Japanese singles chronology
"Run"
(2016) 		"Chi, Ase, Namida"
(2017) 		"MIC Driblet/DNA/Crystal Snow"
(2017)
Music videos
"Blood Sweat & Tears" on YouTube
"Blood Sweat & Tears" (Japanese version) on YouTube

"Blood Sweat & Tears" (Korean: 피 땀 눈물 ; RR: Pi ttam nunmul ; Japanese: 血、汗、涙 ; Hepburn: Chi, ase, namida) is a song recorded in two languages (Korean and Japanese) past South Korean boy band BTS. It was written by "Hitman" Bang, Kim Do-hoon, RM, Suga, J-Hope, and Pdogg, with the latter of the six solely handling production. The Korean version was released on October x, 2016, every bit the pb unmarried from the ring's second studio album, Wings (2016), by Big Hit Entertainment. The Japanese version of the song was released on May ten, 2017, through Universal Music Japan, as a single album that included the B-side tracks "Spring Day" and "Not Today", both also in Japanese. It is a moombahton, trap, and tropical house song with influences of dancehall and reggaeton. The vocal's lyrics accost the pain of addictive beloved.

The song received generally positive reviews from music critics, who were favourable towards its production, the refreshing sound, and BTS' song commitment. It was also likened to the musical styles of Major Lazer and Justin Bieber. It was nominated for the Song of the Year at the 2016 Mnet Asian Music Awards and appeared on the decade-end lists of the best K-pop songs by Billboard and GQ. Commercially, the Korean version of the song debuted at number one on Republic of korea's Gaon Digital Chart, condign the band's first number one on the chart. As of May 2019, the song has sold over two.5 one thousand thousand copies in S Korea. The Japanese version peaked at number one on the Oricon Singles Chart, becoming the 22nd all-time-selling unmarried of 2017 in Japan. It received a platinum certification from the Recording Manufacture Association of Japan (RIAJ) for shipments of 250,000 copies in the country.

2 music videos were filmed for "Blood Sweat & Tears", ane for the Korean version and another for the Japanese version; the showtime video was directed by YongSeok Choi and premiered via Big Striking'south YouTube channel on Oct 10, 2016. Inspired by Hermann Hesse's coming of historic period novel, Demian (1991), the symbolism-heavy video depicts BTS exploring a museum and performing choreography. The video was awarded the Best Music Video at the 2017 Seoul Music Awards. The second video, featuring psychedelic and neon colours, was uploaded to Universal Nihon'due south YouTube channel on May ten, 2017. BTS promoted the song with televised live performances on various South Korean music programs, including Yard! Inaugural, Music Bank, and Inkigayo. It was also included on the set listing of their second worldwide concert bout, The Wings Tour (2017).

Groundwork and release [edit]

Following the conclusion of their iii-function narrative "Youth" series, which presented the theme of the beauty of youth and its uncertainties, BTS appear the release of their second Korean-linguistic communication studio album Wings in 2016.[1] [2] "Blood Sweat & Tears" was confirmed to exist included on Wings when the band shared the track-listing of the album.[3] On Oct 7, 2016, the song was announced as the lead single from the album.[4] The vocal was written by "Hitman" Blindside, Kim Practise-hoon, RM, Suga, J-Hope, and its producer Pdogg. The track was engineered by the producer, while mixing was handled by James F. Reynolds at Schmuzik Studios.[5]

"Blood Sweat & Tears" was released for digital download and streaming by Big Hit Amusement on October 10, 2016, equally the atomic number 82 single from Wings.[6] [vii] [8] A Japanese version of the vocal was recorded, and issued digitally for purchase on May ten, 2017 by Universal Music Japan as the band's seventh Japanese-language unmarried album, together with the Japanese versions of previously released 2017 Korean singles, "Bound Day" and "Not Today".[9] [ten] The single anthology was also released as a four-version CD single in Japan on the same twenty-four hour period, with a regular edition and three different limited editions; A, B and C.[11] [12] [thirteen] [14] All iv editions contain Japanese versions of "Blood, Sweat & Tears" every bit the A-side and "Not Today" as B-side runway, while the Japanese version of "Spring Twenty-four hour period" is included exclusively on the regular edition. In add-on, edition A includes a DVD that contains the music videos for both the Korean and Japanese versions of "Claret, Sweat & Tears".[12] Edition B also comes with a DVD, which contains behind the scenes footage of the music video for the Japanese version of the song and the making of the album jacket photos, while C contains a 36-page photobook.[13] [14] The lyrics for the Japanese version were written by KM-MARKIT.[15] It was subsequently included equally the 3rd track on BTS' third Japanese-language studio album Face Yourself (2018).[xvi]

Music and lyrics [edit]

Every bit opposed to BTS' signature hip hop sound, "Blood Sweat & Tears" was described equally a hybrid of moombahton, trap, and tropical house.[8] [20] [21] The song takes influence from dancehall and reggaeton.[1] [22] Information technology is equanimous in the key of C pocket-size, with a moderate tempo of 93 beats per infinitesimal, and runs for iii:37.[23] Instrumentally, the vocal relies on keyboards, synthesizer, and Caribbean drums.[5] [24] The song employs a "layered" product that consists of "spacey chill-house beats," "airy synths," "echoing sirens" and "rhythmic claps."[8] [twenty] A reviewer from The Singles Jukebox noted similarities in the vocal's limerick to the styles of Norwegian production duo Stargate.[24]

The verses are driven by "pounding beats," and apply an emotional and melancholic delivery.[8] [xviii] The vocal approaches are characterized by gentle, cascading chimes, as well every bit "sentimental crooning."[8] [20] The song features "feathery coos," "breathy" falsettos, "chopped vocal" hooks and at-times, "undulating" raps from the band.[17] [xviii] [24] The chorus is "complex," in which they chant "My blood, sweat and tears, my last dance, accept information technology all away."[24] It leads to a smoky, electronic-trip the light fantastic toe-driven breakup, which was compared to the "emotionally tinged" works of Major Lazer and Justin Bieber.[18]

Speaking about the concept and the meaning of the vocal at a press briefing, RM stated: "The harder a temptation is to resist, the more than you think nearly it and vacillate. That uncertainty is role of the process of growing. 'Claret Sweat & Tears' is a song that shows how one thinks, chooses, and grows."[25] Suga added that "the song conveys an optimistic conclusion to use our wings to make it, fifty-fifty if nosotros run into temptations in life."[25] Lyrically, the song talks about the pain of addictive honey.[19] The lyrics address the themes of "temptation" and "carnal willingness" to sacrifice everything, through lines like: "Buss me, I don't care if it hurts/ Bustle up and choke me/ So I can't get hurt any more."[26] An editor from Billboard wrote that the song "embraces the sense of agony that the septet had featured on previous singles, similar 'I Need U' and 'Salve Me'."[17]

Critical reception [edit]

"Blood Sweat & Tears" was met with generally positive reviews from music critics. Jeff Benjamin of Fuse praised the rail'due south sound and the band's vocal delivery, writing that the "wholly accessible trip the light fantastic single" is "perfect for today'south pop soundscape."[xviii] Benjamin also wrote an article for Billboard where he cited it equally BTS' all-time song and said, "the raps, the vocal deliveries and the visuals all experience specific and important to their developing story, while still being wholly accessible to audiences around the globe [...] and merely keep to push their art deeper into the global music scene."[27] Tamar Herman, in a carve up Billboard review, labelled the song as "game-irresolute" and chosen it "sonically" complex. She praised the "ethereal vocals" and "loftier notes," adding that the song "maintains BTS' bombastic style even while shifting away from hip-hop and toward a more mainstream, Major Lazer-esque sound."[8] In The Malaysia Star, Chester Chin commended the song for its "infectious EDM sounds."[28] Jacques Peterson of Idolator wrote that the runway "wouldn't audio out of place on Justin Bieber's Purpose."[29] Hyun-su Yim from The Korea Herald praised the vocal for its "minimalist" chorus and "synth-based" production.[30]

Reviewing for Vulture, T.K. Park and Youngdae Kim felt that the song evolved the band's sound and musical management in a way "that represents a turning point in [BTS'] career." They elaborated writing: "Despite beingness influenced by dancehall, reggaeton, and moombahton, the number eschews the partylike atmosphere of its influences, electing instead for a baroque mysticism."[22] Craig Jenkins, too of Vulture, accounted the track as "night and existential."[31] Taylor Glasby of Mazed lauded the vocal's production and the band'south vocal delivery, writing that "BTS are able to marry the lyrics' intimate, bloodied brokenness to an opposing state of leviathan pop with such effortlessness that it dominates all that stands before information technology."[20] IZM 'southward Minhyung Hyun observed that "the theme of 'temptation' that was a new concept following 'schoolhouse' and 'youth' [serial], fitted with their lyrics" and displayed growth towards "a slightly intense identity" than that "shown through their previous works" with the song. He as well praised the production and dubbed the vocal'south chorus as "addictive," which captured "emotions."[32] For Tamara Fuentes of Seventeen, the vocal "ushers in the new era in a cute way."[33]

Accolades [edit]

Billboard and Dazed selected "Blood Sweat & Tears" as one of the twenty best K-pop songs of 2016.[20] [34] The former ranked it at number 7 and 16 on their lists of the 100 best Thou-pop songs of 2010s and 100 greatest boy band songs of all fourth dimension, respectively.[17] [35] GQ placed the song on their decade-end listing of the all-time K-pop songs of the 2010s and picked it as the highlight of 2016. On behalf of the magazine, Glasby called the vocal BTS' "magnum opus."[21] "Blood Sweat & Tears" was nominated for Song of the Yr at the 2016 Mnet Asian Music Awards.[36] The song accomplished the top spot on various Due south Korean weekly music programs, garnering a total of six awards, including 2 consecutive wins on Music Bank.[37] Information technology also accomplished 2 consecutive Melon Weekly Popularity Awards due to being a substantial success on digital platforms.[38]

Music program awards for "Claret Sweat & Tears"
Plan Date Ref.
Show Champion (MBC Music) October 19, 2016 [42]
M Countdown (Mnet) October 20, 2016 [43]
Music Bank (KBS2) October 21, 2016 [44]
October 28, 2016 [45]
Inkigayo (SBS) October 23, 2016 [46]
The Show (SBS MTV) October 25, 2016 [47]

Commercial functioning [edit]

"Claret Sweat & Tears" was a commercial success in Southward Korea. It debuted at number 1 on the Gaon Digital Chart for the chart issue dated October 9–fifteen, 2016, becoming BTS' first domestic number one.[48] [49] The vocal also peaked at number 1 on the component Download Chart, selling 198,987 digital units in its starting time week of release.[l] "Claret Sweat & Tears" was the sixth best-performing song in October 2016 on the Gaon Monthly Digital Chart, based on digital sales, streaming, and background music (instrumental track) downloads.[51] Every bit of May 2019, "Blood Sweat & Tears" has sold over 2.5 million digital copies in Due south Korea.[52] The song peaked at number one on the United states of america Billboard World Digital Songs chart for the week of October 29, 2016, the band'due south second chart topper, following on from "Fire" (2016).[53] In Canada, the vocal led to BTS becoming the third Korean human activity to chart on the Canadian Hot 100 by peaking at number 86, a new all-time for a K-popular group.[54]

Following the release of "Claret Sweat & Tears" equally a single album in Nihon, the single album topped the Oricon Daily Singles Chart on its first twenty-four hours of release, selling 141,243 copies.[55] [56] "Blood Sweat & Tears" peaked at number i on the Oricon Weekly Singles Chart for the chart issue dated May viii–14, 2017, becoming BTS' second number i single on the chart.[57] [58] The single anthology sold 238,795 copies in its commencement calendar week, making BTS the fastest strange artist to surpass 200,000 copies in a week.[59] In May 2017, the single sold 273,000 copies, achieving higher sales than the band's previous Japanese single album "Run" (2016).[60] For the year terminate chart, the former ranked as the 22nd best-selling unmarried of 2017 in Nihon.[61] It also became the second-highest charting single by a Korean creative person in the country, the starting time being BTS' eighth Japanese unmarried, "Mic Driblet/ DNA / Crystal Snow" (2017) at number 13.[62] "Claret Sweat & Tears" additionally charted at number ane on the Billboard Japan Hot 100 for the issue dated May 22, 2017, selling 310,276 copies.[63] [64] In February 2018, "Blood Sweat & Tears" was certified platinum by the Recording Industry Association of Japan (RIAJ), denoting shipments of 250,000 copies in Japan.[65]

Music videos [edit]

An accompanying music video was released to Big Hitting'due south YouTube channel on October x, 2016; it was preceded by a teaser, which was released via the same platform on October half dozen.[66] [67] The video was directed by YongSeok Choi of Lumpens, with Edie YooJeong Ko serving every bit the assistant managing director. Information technology was choreographed by Keone Madrid and Quick Style Crew, under the supervision of Sungdeuk Son. HyunWoo Nam of GDW received credit as the managing director of photography, while GyeungSeok Kim and MoonYoung Lee served as the gaffer and fine art director, respectively.[66] Inspired by Hermann Hesse'south 1919 coming of historic period novel Demian, the six-infinitesimal long visual heavily contains baroque symbolism, and explores the concepts of "fate, reality, life and death, and falling from grace."[8] [68]

Seven members posing together.

A scene showing the seven members of BTS sitting together in an improvident room, before the opening verse of "Blood Sweat & Tears". The baroque and classical imagery is featured throughout the entire music video.[8] [66] [68]

The music video opens with the seven members of BTS exploring a museum that is filled with European Renaissance replications and weeping angels, and switches to showing the band posing together.[viii] [66] The clip and so zooms out briefly before depicting the seven members in a hall, where they commencement performing choreography every bit the opening line of the song plays.[66] Footage alternates betwixt close-up shots of each member staring directly into the camera and group-shots to the operation of "sensual choreography," which has their hands "constantly blind, seek, and reveal want and truth."[20] [66] In some scenes, BTS drinkable colourful elixirs, wearable blindfolds, blow smoke, and jump to and from the camera.[18] Throughout the visual, the band members are seen dancing in multiple sets or being confined by extravagant rooms that have classic white sculptures kept in dark places, tied upward or trapped.[8] [68] At one point, RM recites a passage from Demian, which is not included in the studio version of the song.[8] The video features classical imagery and several references to literature and art, such every bit the quote "I must nonetheless have anarchy within oneself to give birth to a dancing star" from the opening lines of Friedrich Nietzsche's philosophical novel Thus Spoke Zarathustra and the paintings The Lament for Icarus (1898) past Herbert James Draper, and Pieter Bruegel's The Fall of Icarus (1560) and The Fall of the Insubordinate Angels (1562).[8] [69] [70] These serve equally visual representations of emotions, including fearfulness or danger, temptation and chaos.[71] A scene featuring V jumping off a balustrade in front of a painting of the fallen Icarus bears testimony to this.[72] It follows a Biblical story-line of angels and demons, through portraying members in decadent settings and outfits as they endeavour not to surrender to sin and temptation.[68] Darker and circuitous elements in the video include shrouds and veils, which are in reference to afterlife.[viii] [eighteen] For its decision, Jin comes across a white concrete angel with black wings and is compelled to kiss it. As the visual ends, V poses with his wings ripped off to convey "the acceptance of imperfection that an angel could lose his wings."[18]

Benjamin of Fuse noted the "darker" atmosphere of the music video, and called it "stunning."[18] Glasby of Mazed wrote that the prune visually "captures a passionate, destructive relationship."[20] Herman noted the metaphors presented in the visual and deemed it as "haunting."[8] Dazed editor Selim Bulut ranked the visual at number nine on his listing of the best music videos of 2016, while Billboard placed the video on their decade-finish list of the best music videos of the 2010s, with Caitlin Kelley writing, "'Claret Sweat & Tears' is the thesis for BTS as a Thousand-popular group whose work is rich for estimation."[72] [73] The video was awarded the Best Music Video at the 2017 Seoul Music Awards.[74] Information technology earned nominations for Best Music Video at the 2017 Mnet Asian Music Awards and Fuse Music Video of the Year at the 2017 Annual Soompi Awards.[39] [75] The music video was an instant success on YouTube, surpassing 6.iii meg views in 24 hours.[76] Within 42 hours, it garnered over 10 one thousand thousand views on the platform and became the fastest music video by a K-pop group to do then.[77] The visual was the most-viewed Yard-pop music video of October 2016 in the U.s.a..[78] Equally of July 2020, the video has over 600 1000000 views.[79]

A music video for the Japanese version of "Blood Sweat & Tears" was uploaded to Universal Japan'south YouTube aqueduct on May 9, 2017.[80] While it is centered around art like the Korean version's video, the visual is more intense and includes references to the story-lines of those of "I Need U" and "Run". Portrayed in neon and psychedelic colours, the music video features a dark alternate dimension and multiple realities, in which the band members fight and endeavour to impale each other.[68] [81]

Live performances [edit]

Three men dressed in black suits perform on stage with one hand covering their face partially.

To promote "Blood, Sweat & Tears" and Wings, BTS made several appearances on South Korean music programs effectually Oct and Nov 2016. They performed the song for the first time for Mnet's M! Countdown on Oct xiii, 2016 every bit part of their comeback stage.[82] [83] The following three days, the ring appeared on Music Bank, Show! Music Core, and Inkigayo, where they also performed "Am I Incorrect" and "21st Century Girl".[84] [85] [86] BTS performed the vocal at the 2016 Melon Music Awards alongside "Burn down" on November 19, 2016.[87] On December 2 of that year, the ring performed the former live at the 2016 Mnet Asian Music Awards. As a prelude to the performance, Jungkook was suspended above the stage, while RM recited a passage from Demian. This was followed past a choreography to a rendition of "Boy Meets Evil" and "Lie" performed past J-Hope and Jimin, with the latter dancing to it blindfolded. They were and then joined by the balance of the bandmates who appeared as "fallen angels."[88] "Blood, Sweat & Tears" was as well included on the setlist of BTS' The Wings Tour (2017).[89]

Runway listings [edit]

Digital download / streaming – Korean version[6]
No. Title Length
i. "피 땀 눈물" (Blood Sweat & Tears) 3:37
Digital download / Regular CD Edition – Japanese version[9] [90]
No. Title Length
i. "Chi, Ase, Namida" 3:35
2. "Not Today" three:52
iii. "Spring Day" four:34
Full length: 12:01
Limited Edition A (CD + DVD) – Japanese version[91]
No. Title Length
1. "Chi, Ase, Namida" iii:35
two. "Not Today" 3:52
3. "Blood Sweat & Tears" (music video)
4. "Chi, Ase, Namida" (music video)
Limited Edition B (CD + DVD) – Japanese version[92]
No. Title Length
ane. "Chi, Ase, Namida" 3:35
ii. "Not Today" 3:52
iii. "Chi, Ase, Namida" (making of music video)
4. "Chi, Ase, Namida" (making of jacket photos)
Limited Edition C (CD + Booklet) – Japanese version[93]
No. Title Length
one. "Chi, Ase, Namida" 3:35
2. "Not Today" 3:52

Credits and personnel [edit]

Credits are adapted from the CD liner notes of You Never Walk Alone.[five] [a]

  • BTS – primary vocals
  • "Hitman" Bang – songwriting
  • RM – songwriting
  • Suga – songwriting
  • J-Hope – songwriting
  • Kim Doohyon – songwriting
  • Pdogg – songwriting, production, synthesizer, keyboard, vocal arrangement, rap system, record engineering
  • KM-MARKIT – songwriting (Japanese version)
  • Jungkook – chorus
  • Jimin – chorus
  • James F. Reynolds – mix applied science

Charts [edit]

Certifications and sales [edit]

Release history [edit]

Run into besides [edit]

  • Listing of Gaon Digital Chart number ones of 2016
  • List of Hot 100 number-one singles of 2016 (Japan)
  • List of Oricon number-ane singles of 2016

Notes [edit]

  1. ^ All credits are for both the Korean and Japanese versions of the song, unless otherwise specified.

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