The funky rhythm and upbeat melody - with JiminвЂ™s high note as its climax - belie the trackвЂ™s somber message about apathy in the information age. One of the only blues-influenced tracks in BTSвЂ™ catalogue, вЂњAm I WrongвЂќ was co-written by Grammy Award-winning musician KebвЂ™ Mo, who sampled his 1994 song with the same title. вЂњHead-scratching kids who say they hate the busy world of K-pop.вЂќ Jungkook sings the pointed lyrics ever so sweetly: вЂњI donвЂ™t know you and you donвЂ™t know me, so please shut up.вЂќ вЂњAm I Wrong,вЂќ Wings (2016)

вЂњTalk smack about my sunglasses, my hairstyle, my name,вЂќ RM says. The number is one of the septetвЂ™s first instances of directly speaking to naysayers through their music. Released in the groupвЂ™s debut year, вЂњWe OnвЂќ is discussed much less among BTSвЂ™ fandom than other tracks from 2013. Vocalist VвЂ™s deep-voiced line вЂњthat is what will suffocate your heart, dirty clothesвЂќ warns against materialistic desires. The songвЂ™s title refers to the youth who ask their parents for вЂњshoes worth a couple hundred, padded jacket worth a couple thousand,вЂќ resulting in the parents having вЂњcurved spinesвЂќ from laboring to fulfill their childrenвЂ™s requests. In вЂњSpine Breaker,вЂќ the group tackles income inequality - вЂњthe class system of the 21st century is divided into two, those who have and those who havenвЂ™t,вЂќ the track begins. A bonus: J-Hope, who specializes in rapping, makes a rare appearance singing the mellow verses in this track.Д®arly on in the groupвЂ™s career, BTS set itself apart by boldly addressing societal issues. The airy melody flows on top of light percussion and piano, creating a melancholy mood that matches the songвЂ™s lyrics about the grayness and gloom of a rainy day. While most of BTSвЂ™ earlier songs are hip hop-infused tracks that pack a punch in the rap verses, вЂњRainвЂќ is a jazz-centric number with a spotlight on relaxed vocal lines. JinвЂ™s bright tone, in particular, shines in delivering the bittersweet emotions of wrestling between holding on and letting go, the internal struggle described by the lyrics. The song strips down heavy musical production in the refrain and layers the singersвЂ™ bare voices atop classical piano, highlighting the vocal colors of the four singers Jin, Jimin, V and Jungkook. But the merits of вЂњLet GoвЂќ should not be overlooked. вЂњLet Go,вЂќ Face Yourself (2018)ДЄnother track from the Japanese album Face Yourself, вЂњDonвЂ™t Leave Me,вЂќ garnered significant attention in part for being the theme song of a Japanese television series. вЂњBut why is there this fear in between the happiness?вЂќ The songвЂ™s composition mirrors the theme - a cyclical, serene instrumental melody is paired with breathy vocals to create a sound that resembles the tranquil crashing of waves. вЂњThe scary desert became the ocean with our blood, sweat and tears,вЂќ Suga raps. In the lyrics, BTS uses the imagery of an ocean and a desert to convey the hope and despair they experience while pursuing their dreams as K-pop artists. The hidden track вЂњSeaвЂќ is only available on the physical edition of the Love Yourself: Her album, so it may have evaded the notice of fans who mostly stream the groupвЂ™s music. In no particular order, here are TIMEвЂ™s picks for the most underrated BTS songs, compiled in a playlist at bottom. For the purposes of this list, вЂњunderratedвЂќ songs exclude title tracks released with music videos and promoted most heavily during album releases, as well as the usual fan favorites (вЂњSilver Spoon,вЂќ вЂњTomorrow,вЂќ вЂњAnpanman,вЂќ to name a few, have had their fair share of recognition.) WeвЂ™ve also included вЂњhidden tracks,вЂќ which are only found outside the realms of Spotify and Apple Music.

21, TIME revisited BTSвЂ™ albums released over nearly seven years, including individual mixtapes by RM, Suga and J-Hope, to identify the overlooked gems. Ahead of the seven-member ensembleвЂ™s new album Map of the Soul: 7, which drops on Feb.

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