RM

RM is a South Korean rapper, songwriter, and record producer. He is the leader and a rapper in the South Korean boy group BTS. In 2015, he released his first solo mixtape, *RM*. As of October 2018, his second mixtape, *Mono*, is the highest charting album by a Korean soloist on the *Billboard* 200 chart, having peaked at 26. He has recorded with artists such as Wale, Warren G, Gaeko, Krizz Kaliko, MFBTY, Fall Out Boy, Primary, and Lil Nas X.
In 2020, Kim was announced as one of the rap trainers of the Mnet program, Produce 5201314. This program will be the fifth season of *Produce 101*.

RM
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### Ocupation(s)

RapperSongwriter

Record Producer

## Personal Life

Kim Nam-joon (Korean: 김남준) was born in Dongjak-gu, South Korea, and grew up in Ilsan-gu, where his family moved when he was four or five. He is the elder of two siblings and has a younger sister.

As a child, RM largely learned English through watching *Friends* with his mother. As a student, he actively wrote poetry and often received awards for his writings. He posted his work to an online poetry website for roughly one year, where he received moderate attention. Through this, RM grew interested in pursuing a literary career but decided against it. At the age of 11, RM became interested in hip-hop music after hearing Epik High's "Fly" in fifth grade. He found that the song had provided him comfort, and, due to this, decided to look further into the genre. Following an introduction to American rapper Eminem by his school teacher, RM grew interested in lyricism, printing lyrics he felt were "cool" and sharing them with his friends. RM transitioned to writing lyrics then, stating that his poetry became lyrics when it combined with music. In 2007, as a first year middle school student, RM began rapping in local amateur hip-hop circles, creating his first self-composed recording for the first time using the program Adobe Audition (then called Cool Edit). He later participated in his first concert in 2008. RM eventually became more active in the underground Korean hip-hop scene under the moniker "Runch Randa", releasing a number of tracks and collaborations with other underground rappers, such as Zico.

In school, RM scored in the top 1% of the nation in the university entrance examinations for language, math, foreign language and social studies and had an IQ of 148. RM's parents were strongly opposed to his interest in a musical career due to his academic achievements, and initially RM decided to set music aside to focus on his studies. In order to convince his mother to allow him to be a rapper, he asked her if "she wanted to have a son who was a first-place rapper, or a 5,000th-place student". In 2009, RM auditioned for Big Deal Records, passing the first round along with Samuel Seo but failing the second round as he forgot all his lyrics. However, following the audition, rapper Sleepy exchanged contact information with RM, who he later mentioned to Big Hit Entertainment producer Pdogg. In 2010, Sleepy contacted RM, encouraging him to audition for Big Hit CEO Bang Si-hyuk. Bang offered RM a spot at the record label, and, without his parents knowledge, RM accepted the offer immediately. The interaction caused Bang and Pdogg to start production of a hip hop group, which eventually became idol group BTS. RM joined Big Hit Entertainment shortly after at age 16. During his career as an idol, he enrolled at Global Cyber University.

## Career

On June 13, 2013, RM made his debut with BTS with his then stage name Rap Monster, and has since produced and written lyrics for a variety of tracks on all of BTS' albums. On August 29, 2013, RM performed the intro track to BTS' first extended play *O!RUL8,2?*, which was released as a trailer ahead of the EP's September 11 release and marked his first solo released collectively as "BTS".
On August 5, 2014, Big Hit Entertainment released a trailer for BTS' first studio album *Dark & Wild*, which was set to release on the August 20. The rap track, later released as collectively under BTS "Intro: What Am I to You?", was a solo performed by RM. Through reality television show *American Hustle Life* that was used to produce *Dark & Wild*, RM formed a working relationship with Warren G, who offered to give BTS a beat. In an interview with Korean magazine *Hip Hop Playa,* Warren G stated that he had befriended BTS through the program and had kept in touch with the band after they returned to South Korea. On March 4, 2015, RM released a single with Warren G entitled, "P.D.D (Please Don't Die)" ahead of his first solo mixtape *RM*, following an offer by Warren G to collaborate. This track reflected how RM felt towards those who hated and criticized him at the time, which he used to find very upsetting.

That same March, RM collaborated with hip hop project group MFBTY along with EE and Dino J as a feature for the song "Bucku Bucku". He featured in the music video for "Bucku Bucku," and also had a cameo in another MFBTY music video for their song, "Bang Diggy Bang Bang". RM first formed a lasting working relationship with MFBTY member Tiger JK during a TV show in 2013 when Tiger JK was promoting his song "The Cure", telling the rapper that he grew up listening to him.

RM was cast as a regular on the Korean variety program *Problematic Men* where cast members are given a variety of puzzles and problems to solve and work through them by talking about their own thoughts and experiences. The program began airing on February 26, 2015, however RM left the show after 22 episodes due to BTS' 2015 Red Bullet world tour.

On March 17, 2015, RM released his first solo mixtape, *RM*, which ranked 48th on *Spin*'s "50 Best Hip Hop Albums of 2015". The mixtape featured a variety of topics such as RM's past on the track "Voice" and the idea that "you're you and I'm me" in the track "Do You". When discussing his work on the track "God Rap", RM described himself as an atheist, believing that the only thing that determines his fate was himself. The entirety of his work on the mixtape took around four or five months, with RM working on it in between BTS' activities. The following year, RM recalled that he had largely written about the negative emotions he had been carrying, such as anger and rage, but stated that the songs are not "100% under [his] sovereignty" and that he felt many parts of the mixtape were "immature". He also added that he hoped his next mixtape to be something he worked on by himself. Following the mixtape, RM featured along with Kwon Jin-ah on Primary's "U" that April. That August, RM collaborated with Marvel for *Fantastic Four*'s soundtrack in Korea, releasing the digital single, "Fantastic" featuring Mandy Ventrice through Melon, Genie, Naver Music and other music sites. In August 2016, vocal duo Homme released a single titled "Dilemma" which was co-produced by RM and Bang Si-hyuk.
In March 2017, RM collaborated with American rapper Wale on a special socially-charged track called "Change", released as a free digital download along with an accompanying music video filmed about two weeks prior to the track's release. The pair first formed a relationship over Twitter with Wale reaching out to RM in 2016, having seen RM's cover of his track "Illest Bitch". RM decided on the topic of "Change", saying that though the two rappers were extremely different, their commonality lay in the fact that both America and Korea had their political and social situations and both of them wanted the world to change for the better. A month later, RM featured on the track "Gajah" with Gaeko of Dynamic Duo. That December, RM collaborated on a remix of Fall Out Boy's song "Champion". The track reached number 18 on *Billboard'*s Bubbling Under Hot 100 Singles, and helped RM reach number 46 on the Emerging Artists Chart for the week of January 8, 2018. On December 27, RM made history as the first K-pop artist to chart on the Rock Digital Songs chart, coming in at number two on the list.

In 2018, RM released his second mixtape entitled *Mono* that October, which he referred to as a "playlist". He became the first Korean artist to rank number one on the Emerging Artists Chart in the United States with the playlist. The playlist was critically well received, with RM laying "his deep insecurities bare on songs like 'Tokyo' and 'Seoul'". The track "Seoul" was produced by British electropop duo Honne. Honne first discovered RM after seeing him recommend their music on Twitter, and eventually met him in Seoul following one of their concerts. The interaction caused the duo to want to collaborate with RM. That November, RM also collaborated with Tiger JK on his last and final album as Drunken Tiger before retiring the name, featuring on the track "Timeless". Tiger JK originally expected RM's lyrics to contain self praise, which was the trend of rap at the time, but RM wrote the lyrics to leave behind the historical meaning of Drunken Tiger's name.

On March 25, 2019, Honne announced that RM had provided a feature on their remake of "Crying Over You" alongside singer BEKA, which was released on March 27. Honne had originally released "Crying Over You" in 2018, with just BEKA providing a feature. The song was originally slated for a January 2019 release but was postponed due to "unforeseen circumstances". Chinese singer Bibi Zhou was added to the Chinese release, appearing with RM and replacing BEKA. The same day, Big Hit Entertainment released the song "Persona" as a trailer for BTS' EP *Map of the Soul: Persona*, performed as a solo by RM. Persona debuted at 17 on *Billboard'*s YouTube Song Chart. Three months later, on July 24, 2019, RM featured on the fourth official remix of Lil Nas X's "Old Town Road," entitled "Seoul Town Road", "infuse[ing]...his English-language verse with a surprisingly good Southern twang". On December 29, it was announced that RM would be featuring on Younha's track "Winter Flower", which was released on January 6, 2020.
In 2020, Kim was announced as one of the rap trainers of the Mnet program, Produce 5201314.

## Discography

### As a member of BTS edit | edit source

#### Korean

* *Dark & Wild* (2014)
* *Wings* (2016)
* *Love Yourself: Tear* (2018)
* *Map of the Soul: 7* (2020)
* *Be* (2020)

#### Japanese

* *Wake Up* (2014)
* *Youth* (2016)
* *Face Yourself (2018)*
* *Map of the Soul: The Journey* (2020)

### Reissues[edit] edit | edit source

* *Skool Luv Affair Special Edition* (2014)
* *You Never Walk Alone* (2017)

### Compilation albums[edit] edit | edit source

#### Korean

* *The Most Beautiful Moment in Life: Young Forever* (2016)
* *The Best of Bangtan Sonyeondan -Korea Edition-* (2017)
* *Love Yourself: Answer* (2018)

#### Japanese

* *2 Cool 4 Skool / O!RUL8,2?* (2014)
* *The Best of Bodan Shonendan -Japan Edition-* (2017)

### Extended plays[edit] edit | edit source

* *O!RUL8,2?* (2013)
* *Skool Luv Affair* (2014)
* *The Most Beautiful Moment in Life, Pt 1* (2015)
* *The Most Beautiful Moment in Life, Pt 2* (2015)
* *Love Yourself: Her* (2017)
* *Map of the Soul: Persona* (2019)

### Single albums[edit] edit | edit source

#### Japanese

* *No More Dream* (2014)
* *Boy In Love* (2014)
* *Danger* (2014)
* *For You* (2015)
* *I Need U* (2015)
* *Run* (2016)
* *Chi, Ase, Namida* (2017)
* *MIC Drop/DNA/Crystal Snow* (2017)
* *Fake Love/Airplane Pt. 2* (2018)
* *Lights/Boy With Luv* (2019)

## As lead artist[edit] edit | edit source

#### Korean

* *No More Dream* (2013)
* *We Are Bulletproof Pt. 2* (2013)
* *N.O* (2013)
* *Boy In Love* (2014)
* *Just One Day* (2014)
* *Danger* (2014)
* *War of Hormone* (2014)
* *I Need U* (2015)
* *Dope* (2015)
* *Run* (2015)
* *Epilogue: Young Forever* (2016)
* *Fire* (2016)
* *Save Me* (2016)
* *Blood Sweat & Tears* (2016)
* *Spring Day* (2017)
* *Not Today* (2017)
* *DNA* (2017)
* *Fake Love* (2018)
* *Idol (solo and featuring Nicki Minaj)* (2018)
* *Boy with Luv (featuring Halsey)* (2019)
* *Dream Glow with Charli XCX)* (2019)
* *A Brand New Day (with Zara Larsson)* (2019)
* *All Night (with Juice Wrld)* (2019)
* *Heartbeat* (2019)
* *Make It Right (featuring Lauv)* (2019)
* *Black Swan* (2020)
* *ON* (2020)
* *Life Goes On* (2020)

#### English

* *MIC Drop (Steve Aoki Remix) (featuring Desiigner)* (2017)
* *Dynamite* (2020)

#### Japanese

* *No More Dream* (2014)
* *Boy In Love* (2014)
* *Danger* (2014)
* *For You* (2015)
* *I Need U* (2015)
* *Run* (2016)
* *Chi, Ase, Namida* (2017)
* *MIC Drop* (2017)
* *DNA* (2017)
* *Crystal Snow* (2017)
* *Fake Love* (2018)
* *Airplane Pt. 2* (2018)
* *Lights* (2019)
* *Boy With Luv* (2019)
* *Idol* (2019)

## As featured artist[edit] edit | edit source

* *Ashes ((Lim Jeong-hee featuring BTS)* (2010)
* *Love U, Hate U (2AM featuring BTS)* (2010)
* *Bad Girl (Lee Hyun featuring BTS and GLAM)* (2011)
* *Because I'm a Foolish Woman (Kan Mi-youn featuring BTS)* (2011)
* *Song to Make You Smile (Lee Seung-gi featuring BTS and Hareem)* (2011)
* *Waste It on Me (Steve Aoki featuring BTS*) (2018)
* *Who (Lauv featuring BTS)* (2020)
* *Savage Love (Laxed – Siren Beat) [BTS Remix] (Jawsh 685, Jason Derulo and BTS*) (2020)

## Promotional singles [edit]

* *Come Back Home* (2017)
* *With Seoul* (2017)

## Other charted songs [edit]

#### Korean

* *Like* (2013)
* *Intro: 2 Cool 4 Skool* (2013)
* *Interlude* (2013)
* *Skit: Circle Room Talk* (2013)
* *Outro: Circle Room Cypher* (2013)
* *Satoori Rap* (2013)
* *Attack on Bangtan* (2013)
* *We On* (2013)
* *If I Ruled the World* (2013)
* *Where You From* (2014)
* *Tomorrow* (2014)
* *Jump* (2014)
* *Spine Breaker* (2014)
* *BTS Cypher Pt. 2: Triptych* (2014)
* *Outro: Propose* (2014)
* *Intro: Skool Luv Affair* (2014)
* *Skit: Soulmate* (2014)
* *Miss Right* (2014)
* *Like (Slow Jam Remix)* (2014)
* *Rain* (2014)
* *Blanket Kick* (2014)
* *Let Me Know* (2014)
* *24/7=Heaven* (2014)
* *Look Here* (2014)
* *Would You Turn Off Your Cellphone?* (2014)
* *2nd Grade* (2014)
* *Hip Hop Lover* (2014)
* *BTS Cypher Pt. 3: Killer (featuring Supreme Boi)* (2014)
* *Intro: What Am I to You* (2014)
* *Outro: Does That Make Sense?* (2014)
* *Interlude: What Are You Doing* (2014)
* *Hold Me Tight* (2015)
* *Converse High* (2015)
* *Boyz with Fun* (2015)
* *Moving On* (2015)
* *Intro: The Most Beautiful Moment in Life* (2015)
* *Skit: Expectation!* (2015)
* *Butterfly* (2015)
* *Whalien 52* (2015)
* *Autumn Leaves* (2015)
* *Ma City* (2015)
* *Silver Spoon* (2015)
* *Intro: Never Mind* (2015)
* *Skit: One Night in a Strange City* (2015)
* *Love Is Not Over* (2016)
* *Run (Ballad Mix)* (2016)
* I *Need U (Urban Mix)* (2016)
* *I Need U (Remix)* (2016)
* *Butterfly (Alternative Mix)* (2016)
* *Run (Alternative Mix)* (2016)
* *21st Century Girls* (2016)
* *2! 3!* (2016)
* *Am I Wrong* (2016)
* *Reflection (RM Solo)* (2016)
* *BTS Cypher 4* (2016)
* *Intro: Boy Meets Evil* (2016)
* *Interlude: Wings* (2016)
* *A Supplementary Story: You Never Walk Alone* (2017)
* *Outro: Wings* (2017)
* *Best of Me* (2017)
* *Pied Piper* (2017)
* *Go (Go Go)* (2017)
* *MIC Drop* (2017)
* *Outro: Her* (2017)
* *Skit: Billboard Music Awards Speech* (2017)
* *134340* (2018)
* *Paradise* (2018)
* *Love Maze* (2018)
* *Magic Shop* (2018)
* Anpanman (2018)
* *Airplane Pt. 2* (2018)
* *So What* (2018)
* *Outro: Tear* (2018)
* *Fake Love (Rocking Vibe Mix)* (2018)
* *I'm Fine* (2018)
* *Answer: Love Myself* (2018)
* *Trivia 承: Love (RM Solo)* (2018)
* *Idol (featuring Nicki Minaj)* (2018)
* *Mikrokosmos* (2019)
* *Make It Right* (2019)
* *Home* (2019)
* *Dionysus* (2019)
* *Intro: Persona* (2019)
* *Ugh!* (2020)
* *Louder Than Bombs* (2020)
* *We Are Bulletproof: The Eternal* (2020)
* *Respect* (2020)
* *Blue & Grey* (2020)
* *Telepathy* (2020)
* *Stay* (2020)
* *Dis-ease* (2020)
* *Skit* (2020)

#### Japanese

* *Crystal Snow* (2017)
* *Let Go* (2018)
* *Intro: Ringwanderung* (2018)
* *Outro: Crack* (2018)

## Soundtrack appearances [edit]

* *Don't Leave Me (Signal OST (Japanese remake)* (2018)
* *Stay Gold (Spiral Labyrinth – DNA Forensic Investigation* *OST)* (2020)

## Other collaborations [edit]

* *Perfect Christmas (RM, Jungkook,Jo Kwon, Lim Jeong Hee, and Joo Hee of 8eight)* (2013)
* *Danger (MO-BLUE-MIX) (All & Thanh Bui)* (2014)

## As a member of the rap line

* *Cypher Pt. 1* (2013)

* *Intro: Skool Luv Affair* (2014)

* *Cypher Pt. 2: Triptych* (2014)

* *Cypher Pt. 3: Killer* (2014)

* *Intro: Never Mind* (2015)

* *Cypher Pt. 4* (2016)

* *Outro: Her* (2017)

* *Outro: Tear* (2018)

* *DDaeng* (2018)

* *UGH!* (2020)

## As a soloist

### Mixtapes [edit]

* *RM* (2015)
* *Mono* (2018)

### Charted songs [edit]

#### Korean

* *Reflection (RM Solo)* (2016)
* *Trivia 承: Love (RM Solo)* (2018)
* *Seoul* (2018)
* *Moonchild* (2018)
* *Badbye* *(RM feat. eAeon)* (2018)
* *Uhgood* (2018)
* *Everythingoes* *(RM feat. Nell)* (2018)
* *Forever Rain* *(RM Solo)* (2018)
* *Persona* (2019)

### Collaborations

* *Perfect Christmas (RM, Jungkook, Jo Kwon, Lim Jeong Hee, and Joo Hee of 8eight)* (2013)
* *P.D.D (with Warren G)* (2015)

### As featured artist

* *BuckuBucku (MFBTY feat. EE, Rap Monster/RM & Dino-J)* (2015)
* *U (Primary feat. Kwon Jin-ah & Rap Monster/RM)* (2015)
* *Gajah (Gaeko feat. Rap Monster/RM)* (2017)
* *Champion (Remix) (Fall Out Boy feat. RM)* (2017)
* *Timeless (Tiger JK feat. RM)* (2018)
* *Crying Over You (Honne feat. RM & BEKA)* (2019)
* *Seoul Town Road ( Old Town Road Remix) (Lil Nas X feat. RM)* (2019)
* *Winter Flower* (Younha feat. RM) (2020)
* *Strange* (August D feat. RM)

### Soundtrack appearances

* *Fantastic (RM feat. Mandy Ventrice) (Fantastic Four Soundtrack)* (2015)

## Other songs [edit]

* *Rap Monster* (2012)
* *Where U At* (2013)
* *Favorite Girl* (2013)
* *Like a Star (with Jungkook)* (2013)
* *Adult Child (with Suga and Jin)* (2013)
* *Something* (2013)
* *Too* *Much* (2014)
* *Monterlude* (2014)
* *RM Cyper Ruff* (2014)
* *Unpack Your Bags (with DJ Soulscape)* (2015)
* *I Know (with Jungkook)* (2016)
* *Always* (2017)
* *4 O'clock (with V)* (2017)
* *땡 (Ddaeng) (with Suga and J-Hope)* (2018)

## Other appearances [edit]

* *ProMeTheUs - (튀겨) (Yankie feat. Dok2, Juvie Train, Double K, Rap Monster/RM, Topbob & Don Mills)* (2015)
* *Change (Rap Monster & Wale)* (2017)
* *Crying Over You (Honne featuring RM & Bibi Zhou)* (2019)

## As writer [edit]

* *Love U Hate U (2AM)* (2010)
* *Party (XXO) (GLAM)* (2012)
* *I Like That (GLAM)* (2012)
* *Adult Child (Rap Monster, Suga, & Jin)* (2013)
* *We Are Bulletproof Pt. 2 (BTS)* (2013)
* *Outro: Circle Room Cypher (BTS)* (2013)
* *I Like It (BTS)* (2013)
* *No More Dream (BTS)* (2013)
* *Path (BTS)* (2013)
* *Skit: On the Start Line (BTS)* (2013)
* *Intro: O!RUL8,2? (BTS)* (2013)
* *N.O. (BTS)* (2013)
* *We On (BTS)* (2013)
* *If I Ruled the World (BTS)* (2013)
* *Coffee (BTS)* (2013)
* *BTS Cypher Pt. 1 (BTS)* (2013)
* *Attack on Bangtan (BTS)* (2013)
* *Satoori Rap (BTS)* (2013)
* *Perfect Christmas* *(RM, Jungkook, Jo Kwon, Lim Jeong Hee, and Joo Hee of 8eight)* (2013)
* *Intro: Skool Luv Affair (BTS)* (2014)
* *Boy In Luv (BTS)* (2014)
* *Where did you come from? (BTS)* (2014)
* *Just One Day (BTS)* (2014)
* *Tomorrow (BTS)* (2014)
* *BTS Cypher Pt. 2: Triptych (BTS)* (2014)
* *Spine Breaker (BTS)* (2014)
* *Jump (BTS*) (2014)
* *Miss Right (BTS)* (2014)
* *I Like It (Slow Jam Remix) (BTS)* (2014)
* *Intro: What am I to You (BTS)* (2014)
* *Danger (BTS)* (2014)
* *War of Hormone (BTS)* (2014)
* *Hip Hop Lover (BTS*) (2014)
* *Let Me Know (BTS)* (2014)
* *Rain (BTS)* (2014)
* *BTS Cypher Pt. 3: Killer (BTS Rapline feat. Supreme Boi)* (2014)
* *Would You Turn off Your Cellphone? (BTS)* (2014)
* *Blanket Kick (BTS)* (2014)
* *24/7=Heaven (BTS)* (2014)
* *Look Here (BTS)* (2014)
* *2nd Grade (BTS)* (2014)
* *The Stars (BTS)* (2014)
* *Jump (Japanese Version) (BTS)* (2014)
* *Danger (Japanese Version) (BTS)* (2014)
* *Boy In Luv (Japanese Version) (BTS)* (2014)
* *Just One Day (Japanese Version) (BTS)* (2014)
* *I Like It (Japanese Version) (BTS)* (2014)
* *I Like It Pt. 2 (BTS)* (2014)
* *No More Dream (Japanese Version) (BTS*) (2014)
* *Attack on Bangtan (Japanese Version) (BTS)* (2014)
* *N.O. (Japanese Version) (BTS)* (2014)
* *Wake Up (BTS)* (2014)
* *Outro (BTS)* (2014)
* *Too Much (Rap Monster/RM)* (2014)
* *Changmin's Music Plaza (Hip Hop Version) (BTS)* (2015)
* *P.D.D. (Rap Monster & Warren G)* (2015)
* *I Need U (BTS)* (2015)
* *Hold Me Tight (BTS)* (2015)
* *Dope (BTS)* (2015)
* *Boyz with Fun (BTS)* (2015)
* *Converse High (BTS)* (2015)
* *Moving On (BTS)* (2015)
* *BuckuBucku (MFBTY feat. EE, Rap Monster/RM & Dino-J)* (2015)
* Prometheus (feat. Dok2, Juvie Train, Double K, Rap Monster/RM, Topbob & Don Mills) (2015)
* *U (Primary feat. Kwon Jin-ah & Rap Monster/RM)* (2015)
* *Voice (RM)* (2015)
* *Do You? (RM)* (2015)
* *Awakening (RM)* (2015)
* *Monster (RM)* (2015)
* *Throw Away (RM)* (2015)
* *Joke (RM)* (2015)
* *God Rap (RM)* (2015)
* *Rush (RM feat. Krizz Kaliko)* (2015)
* *Life (RM)* (2015)
* *Drift (RM)* (2015)
* *I Believe (RM)* (2015)
* *Fantastic (RM feat. Mandy Ventrice) (Fantastic Four Soundtrack)* (2015)
* *Run (BTS)* (2015)
* *Butterfly (BTS)* (2015)
* *Whalien 52 (BTS)* (2015)
* *Ma City (BTS)* (2015)
* *Silver Spoon (BTS)* (2015)
* *Autumn/Dead Leaves (BTS)* (2015)
* *Fire (BTS)* (2016)
* *Save Me (BTS)* (2016)
* *Epilogue: Young Forever (BTS)* (2016)
* *Love Is Not Over (Full Length Edition) (BTS)* (2016)
* I *Need U (Urban Mix) (BTS)* (2016)
* *I Need U (Remix) (BTS)* (2016)
* *Run (Ballad Mix) (BTS)* (2016)
* *Run (Alternative Mix) (BTS)* (2016)
* *Butterfly (Alternative Mix) (BTS)* (2016)
* *Dilemma (Homme)* (2016)
* *I Know (RM & Jungkook)* (2016)
* *Introduction : Youth (BTS)* (2016)
* *Run (Japanese Version) (BTS)* (2016)
* *Fire (Japanese Version) (BTS)* (2016)
* *Dope* *(Japanese Version) (BTS)* (2016)
* *Good Day (BTS)* (2016)
* *Save Me (Japanese Version) (BTS)* (2016)
* *Boyz with Fun (Japanese Version) (BTS)* (2016)
* *Baepsae (Japanese Version) (BTS)* (2016)
* *Wishing On A Star (BTS)* (2016)
* *Butterfly (Japanese Version) (BTS)* (2016)
* *For You (BTS)* (2016)
* *I Need U (Japanese Version) (BTS)* (2016)
* *Epilogue: Young Forever (Japanese Version) (BTS)* (2016)
* *Intro: Boy Meets Evil (BTS)* (2016)
* *Blood Sweat & Tears (BTS)* (2016)
* *Begin (Jungkook)* (2016)
* *Reflection (RM)* (2016)
* *Awake (Jin)* (2016)
* *Lost (BTS Vocal Line)* (2016)
* *BTS Cypher Pt. 4 (BTS Rap Line)* (2016)
* *Am I Wrong (BTS)* (2016)
* *21st Century Girls (BTS)* (2016)
* *Two! Three! [Still Wishing For Better Days] (BTS)* (2016)
* *Interlude: Wings (BTS)* (2016)
* *Spring Day (BTS)* (2017)
* *Not Today (BTS)* (2017)
* *Outro: Wings (BTS)* (2017)
* *A Supplementary Story: You Never Walk Alone (BTS)* (2017)
* *Gajah (feat. Rap Monster/RM)* (2017)
* *Change (RM  & Wale)* (2017)
* *4 O'clock (RM with V)* (2017)
* *Intro: Serendipity (Jimin)* (2017)
* *DNA (BTS)* (2017)
* *Best of Me (BTS)* (2017)
* *Dimple (BTS)* (2017)
* *Pied Piper (BTS)* (2017)
* *MIC Drop (BTS)* (2017)
* *Outro: Her (BTS)* (2017)
* *MIC Drop* *(Steve Aoki Remix) (featuring Desiigner)* (2017)
* *Come Back Home (BTS)* (2017)
* *Intro: Ringwanderung* (BTS) (2018)
* *Best of Me (Japanese Version) (BTS)* (2018)
* *Blood Sweat & Tears (Japanese Version) (BTS)* (2018)
* *DNA (Japanese Version) (BTS)* (2018)
* *Not Today (Japanese Version) (BTS)* (2018)
* *MIC Drop (Japanese Version) (BTS)* (2018)
* *Crystal Snow (BTS)* (2018)
* *Spring Day (Japanese Version) (BTS)* (2018)
* *Intro: Singularity (V)* (2018)
* *Fake Love (BTS)* (2018)
* *The Truth Untold (BTS Vocal Line)* (2018)
* *134340 (BTS)* (2018)
* *Paradise (BTS)* (2018)
* *Love Maze (BTS)* (2018)
* *Magic Shop (BTS)* (2018)
* Anpanman (BTS) (2018)
* *Airplane Pt. 2 (BTS)* (2018)
* *So What (BTS)* (2018)
* *Outro: Tear (BTS)* (2018)
* *DDaeng (BTS Rap Line)* (2018)
* *Spring Day (Brit Rock Version) (BTS)* (2018)
* *Euphoria (Jungkook)* (2018)
* *Serendipity (Full Length Edition) (Jimin)* (2018)
* *Trivia 承: Love (RM)* (2018)
* *I'm Fine (BTS)* (2018)
* *Idol (BTS)* (2018)
* *Answer: Love Myself (BTS)* (2018)
* *DNA (pedal 2 la mix) (BTS)* (2018)
* *Fake Love (Rocking Vibe Mix) (BTS)* (2018)
* *MIC Drop* *(Steve Aoki Remix Full Length Edition)* (2018)
* *Idol (BTS featuring Nicki Minaj)* (2018)
* *Tokyo (RM)* (2018)
* *Seoul (produced by Honne) (RM)* (2018)
* *Moonchild (RM)* (2018)
* *Badbye* *(RM feat. eAeon)* (2018)
* *Uhgood (RM)* (2018)
* *Everythingoes* *(RM feat. Nell)* (2018)
* *Forever Rain (RM)* (2018)
* *Waste* *It on Me (Steve Aoki featuring BTS*) (2018)
* *Timeless (Tiger JK feat. RM)* (2018)
* *Promise (Jimin)* (2018)
* *Crying Over You (Honne featuring RM & Beka)* (2019)
* *Intro: Persona (BTS)* (2019)
* *Boy with Luv (BTS featuring Halsey)* (2019)
* *Mikrokosmos (BTS)* (2019)
* *Make It Right (BTS)* (2019)
* *Home (BTS)* (2019)
* *Jamais Vu (BTS)* (2019)
* *Dionysus (BTS)* (2019)
* *Heartbeat (BTS)* (2019)
* *All Night (BTS with Juice Wrld)* (2019)
* *Tonight (Jin)* (2019)
* *Winter Bear (V)* (2019)
* *Winter Flower (Younha, RM)* (2020)
* *Interlude: Shadow (BTS)* (2020)
* *Black Swan (BTS)* (2020)
* *My Time (BTS)* (2020)
* *Louder Than Bombs (BTS)* (2020)
* *ON (BTS)* (2020)
* *ON (BTS featuring Sia)* (2020)
* *UGH (BTS Rap Line)* (2020)
* *00:00 (Zero O'Clock) (BTS)* (2020)
* *Inner Child (BTS)* (2020)
* *Moon (BTS)* (2020)
* *Respect (BTS)* (2020)
* *We Are Bulletproof: The Eternal (BTS)* (2020)
* *Strange (August D feat. RM)* (2020)
* *In the Soop (BTS)* (2020)
* *Life Goes On (BTS)* (2020)

## Filmography edit | edit source

### As a member of BTS edit | edit source

#### DVD & Blu-ray (BD) [edit] edit | edit source

* *2014 BTS [Now]: BTS in Thailand* (2014)
* *1st Japan Showcase –Next Stage– in Zepp Tokyo* (2014)
* *BTS 2015 Season's Greetings* (2014)
* *2015 BTS [Now2]: BTS in Europe ＆ America* (2015)
* *Rookie King Bangtan Boys Channel Bangtan (2015)*
* *1st Japan Tour 2015 Wake Up: Open Your Eyes* (2015)
* *BTS Memories of 2014* (2015)
* *BTS Summer Package in Kota Kinabalu 2015* (2015)
* *BTS 2016 Season's Greetings* (2015)
* *BTS Japan Official Fan Meeting Vol.2 –Undercover Mission–* (2016)
* *2015 BTS Live 화양연화 on Stage Concert DVD* (2016)
* *2015 BTS Live <花様年華 on stage> ~Japan Edition~ at Yokohama Arena* (2016)
* *2016 BTS [Now3]: BTS in Chicago – Dreaming Days* (2016)
* *BTS Memories of 2015* (2016)
* *BTS Summer Package in Dubai 2016* (2016)
* *BTS 2017 Season's Greetings* (2016)
* *2016 BTS Live <花様年華 on stage：Epilogue> ~Japan Edition~* (2017)
* *2016 BTS Live 화양연화 on Stage: Epilogue Concert DVD* (2017)
* *BTS 3rd Muster [Army.Zip+]* (2017)
* *BTS Japan Official Fanmeeting Vol.3 ～君に届く～* (2017)
* *BTS Memories of 2016* (2017)
* *2017 BTS Summer Package Vol.3* (2017)
* *2017 BTS Live Trilogy Episode III The Wings Tour in Seoul* (2017)
* *BTS 2018 Season's Greetings* (2017)
* *2017 BTS Live Trilogy Episode III The Wings Tour ~ Japan Edition ~* (2018)
* *BTS Memories of 2017* (2018)
* *2017 BTS Live Trilogy Episode Ⅲ* (2018)
* *The Wings Tour in Japan –Special Edition– at Kyocera Dome* (2018)
* *2018 BTS Summer Package Vol. 4* (2018)
* *BTS 4th MUSTER [Happy Ever After]* (2018)
* *BTS 2019 Season's Greetings* (2018)
* *BTS World Tour: Love Yourself in Seoul* (2019)
* *BTS World Tour: Love Yourself in New York* (2019)
* *BTS World Tour: Love Yourself in Europe* (2019)
* *BTS Memories of 2018* (2019)
* *2019 BTS Summer Package* (2019)
* *BTS World Tour: Love Yourself ~Japan Edition~* (2019)
* *BTS 2020 Season's Greetings* (2019)
* *BTS World Tour - Love Yourself: Speak Yourself in Sao Paulo* (2019)
* *BTS 2020 Winter Package* (2020)
* *BTS 5th MUSTER [Magic Shop]* (2020)
* *BTS World Tour 'Love Yourself: Speak Yourself' - Japan Edition* (2020)
* *BTS Memories of 2019* (2020)
* *BTS Japan Official Fanmeeting Vol.5 [Magic Shop]* (2020)
* *BTS World Tour 'Love Yourself: Speak Yourself' London* (2020)
* *BTS 2021 Season's Greetings* (2020)

## Music videos[edit]edit | edit source

#### As lead artist[edit]edit | edit source

* *No More Dream* (2013)
* *No More Dream (Dance Version)* (2013)
* *We Are Bulletproof Pt2* (2013)
* *N.O* (2013)
* *Boy In Luv* (2014)
* *Boy In Luv* (Dance Version) (2014)
* *Just One Day* (2014)
* *Just One Day (Dance Version)* (2014)
* *Just One Day (Facial Expression Version)* (2014)
* *Just One Day (One-Take Version)* (2014)
* *No More Dream (Japanese Version)* (2014)
* *Boy In Luv (Japanese Version)* (2014)
* *Danger* (2014)
* *War of Hormone* (2014)
* *Danger (Japanese Version)* (2014)
* *I Need U* (2015)
* *I Need U (Original Version)* (2015)
* *For You* (2015)
* *For You (Dance Version)* (2015)
* *Dope* (2015)
* *Fantastic (RM feat. Mandy Ventrice)* (2015)
* *Run* (2015)
* *I Need U (Japanese Version)* (2015)
* *Run (Japanese Version)* (2016)
* *Epilogue: Young Forever* (2016)
* *Fire* (2016)
* *Fire (Dance Version)* (2016)
* *Save Me* (2016)
* *Blood Sweat & Tears* (2016)
* *Spring Day* (2017)
* *Not Today* (2017)
* *Not Today (Choreography Version)* (2017)
* *Blood Sweat & Tears* *(Japanese Version)* (2017)
* *Come Back Home* (2017)
* *DNA* (2017)
* *MIC Drop (Steve Aoki Remix)* (2017)
* *MIC Drop (Japanese Version - Short Version)* (2017)
* *MIC Drop (Japanese Version)* (2017)
* *With Seoul* (2017)
* *Fake* *Love* (2018)
* *Fake Love (Extended Version)* (2018)
* *Idol* (2018)
* *Idol (Featuring Nicki Minaj)* (2018)
* *Airplane pt.2 (Japanese Version)* (2018)
* *Boy with Luv (featuring Halsey)* (2019)
* *Boy with Luv (featuring Halsey) (ARMY with Luv Version)* (2019)
* *Heartbeat* (2019)
* *Lights* (2019)
* *Make It Right (featuring Lauv)* (2019)
* *Make It Right (Vertical Version)* (2019)
* *ON Kinetic Manifesto Film : Come Prima* (2020)
* *ON* (2020)
* *Black* *Swan* (2020)
* *Stay* *Gold* (2020
* *Dynamite* (2020)
* *Dynamite (B-side)* (2020)
* *Dynamite ('70s remix)* (2020)
* *Dynamite (Choreography Version)* (2020)
* *Life* *Goes* *On* (2020)
* *Life Goes On:* *on* *my* *pillow* (2020)
* *Life Goes On: in the forest* (2020)
* *Life Goes On: like an arrow* (2020)

### As Featured Artist [edit] edit | edit source

* *Danger (Mo-Blue-Mix) (BTS and Thanh Bui)* (2014)
* *Waste It on Me (Steve Aoki featuring BTS)* (2018)
* *Savage Love (Laxed – Siren Beat) [BTS Remix] (Jawsh 685, Jason Derulo and BTS)* (2020)

### Other videos [edit] edit | edit source

* *Debut* *Trailer* (2013)
* *O!RUL8,2? Comeback Trailer* (2013)
* *Skool Luv Affair 'Skool Luv Affair'* *Comeback* *Trailer* (2014)
* *DARK & WILD 'What Am I To You' Comeback Trailer* (2014)
* *2014 LIVE TRILOGY: EPISODE II. The Red Bullet Teaser* (2015)
* *2015 BTS LIVE TRILOGY: EPISODE I. BTS Begins Official Teaser* (2015)
* *화양연화 pt.1 '花樣年華' Comeback Trailer* (2015)
* *화양연화 on stage: prologue* (2015)
* *화양연화 pt.2 'Never Mind' Comeback Trailer* (2015)
* *WINGS Short Film #5 REFLECTION* (2016)
* *WINGS 'Boy Meets Evil' Comeback Trailer* (2016)
* *2017 BTS live Trilogy Episode III. The Wings Tour Trailer* (2016)
* *Love Yourself Highlight Reel '起'* (2017)
* *Love Yourself Highlight Reel '承'* (2017)
* *Love Yourself Highlight Reel '轉'* (2017)
* *Love Yourself Highlight Reel '起承轉结'* (2017)
* *LOVE MYSELF Campaign Video* (2017)
* *Euphoria: Theme of Love Yourself 起 'Wonder* (2018)
* *MAP OF THE SOUL : PERSONA 'Persona' Comeback Trailer* (2019)
* *LOVE MYSELF Global Campaign Video* (2019)
* *MAP OF THE SOUL : 7 'Interlude : Shadow' Comeback Trailer* (2020)
* *Black Swan' Art Film performed by MN Dance Company* (2020)
* *MAP OF THE SOUL : 7 'Outro : Ego' Comeback Trailer* (2020)

#### Film

* *Burn The Stage: The Movie* (2018)
* *Love Yourself: in Seoul* (2019)
* *Bring the Soul: The Movie* (2019)
* *Break the Silence: The Movie* (2020)

#### Television

* *Rookie King: Channel Bangtan (8 Episodes)* (2013)
* *BTS China Job (3 Episodes)* (2014)
* *American Hustle Life (8 Episodes)* (2014)
* *BTS GO! (Epsiode 7)* (2014)
* *Run BTS!* (2018-present)
* *In The SOOP BTS Ver. (8 Episodes)* (2020)

#### Online Shows

* *BTS Bokbulbok (5 episodes)* (2015)
* *BTS GAYO (18 episodes)* (2015-2017)
* *Run BTS!* (2018-present)
* *BTS: Bon Voyage* (2016-present)
* *Burn The Stage (8 episodes)* (2018)
* *Bring the Soul: Docu-series (6 episodes)* (2019)
* *Learn Korean With BTS (30 episodes)* (2020)
* *Break the Silence: Docu-Series (7 episodes)* (2020)
* *In The SOOP BTS Ver. (8 episodes)* (2020)

### As a soloist edit | edit source

#### Television

* *4things Show - Rap Monster (Documentary about Rap Monster) (3 episodes)* (2014)
* *Hot Brain: Problematic Men (Cast member) (1-22)* (2015)
* *Inkigayo (Host with Sungjae of BTOB)* (2015)
* *Close-up Observation Diary on Idol: Find Me (Reality show about his daily life) (2 episodes)* (2016)
* *Gura-Chacha: Time Slip - New Boy (Cast member) (Pilot episode)* (2016)
* *Inkigayo (Host with Jin (BTS), Kei & Mijoo (Lovelyz))* (2016)
* *KCON* *New York* *(Host with Ailee)* (2016)
* *M Countdown (Host with J-Hope & Jimin (BTS))* (2017)
* *Produce 5201314 (Rap trainer) (31 episodes)* (2020)

#### Music videos

* *Perfect Christmas (with Jungkook, Jo Kwon, Lim Jeong-hee, & Jo Hee (8eight))* (2013)
* *Do* *You* (2015)
* *Awakening* (2015)
* *Joke* (2015)
* *P.D.D (with Warren G)* (2015)
* *Fantastic (featuring Mandy Ventrice)* (2015)
* *Change (with Wale)* (2017)
* *forever rain (Animation)* (2018)
* *seoul (Lyric video)* (2018)
* *Moonchild (Lyric video)* (2018)

#### Trailers and short films

* *Intro:O!RUL8,2 (Animation)* (2013)
* *Intro:What Am I To You? (Animation)* (2014)
* *Reflection #5* (2016)
* *Persona* (2019)