out the personality out of the delivery again i don't know if this is what big hit thinks the american market will truly eat up and give them a grammy for and it almost feels insulting that they think they have to divert to this style of track for their english releases this track is uninspired disney channel fodder that plays at the ending credits of a high school musical movie where are the intricate melodies presented in blood sweat and tears the melancholic themes and run the delicate trade-offs of their rap and vocal lines where is the bts that challenge musical themes through tracks like butterfly this isn't even the type of track that will get them considered for a grammy given the academies already aren't very interested in boy bands and it doesn't help that this song plays into everything bts said they weren't going to be back in NUMBER_TOKEN. now if i'm gonna be completely honest it's not even the sentiment that this track is in english yes the lyrics are bad they're very contrived and this whole thing reads like life insurance ad background music but it isn't just the premise that this track is in english and that's what makes it bad if you replace everything with korean i'm still gonna say the same thing permission to dance is devoid of anything that made bts who they are today i wouldn't even mind if the track itself were in complete gibberish if it meant that there would be anything remotely interesting in its arrangement but nothing even feels salvageable in this release i'm not asking for deep poetry at this point just a track with a relatively interesting arrangement and well-mixed vocals this whole song feels like an insult to bts's previous work as a group and moreover a spit in the face to pop music as a whole
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