K-pop stirs up the music world in June

 Stay Gold - BTS

On June 19, BTS released the audio single "Stay Gold", paving the way for the Japanese album "Map of the Soul: 7 - The Journey". BTS applied the form of streaming the MV directly on the YouTube platform on June 26. Two opposing scenes appear intertwined in the MV - the members are trapped in dark places alone and happily with friends amidst a valley of colorful flowers. The lyrics of Stay Gold sing about the friendship of young people, they always accompany through all difficulties. Currently, the MV has attracted more than 46 million views on YouTube.

First Man - Camila Cabello

On Father's Day (June 21), Camila released a video of the song "First Man". In the MV, Camila Cabello sits next to her father and reviews footage of the two in the past. The lyrics are the daughter's confiding to the person born before the day of her marriage. First Man is the last song on Camila Cabello's second album Romance, which became a hit after she performed at the Grammy Awards earlier this year. According to Vogue, First Man is the song that carries the most thoughts of the singer on the album. When composing, she cried while imagining her father's face

The Bigger Picture - Lil Baby

Rapper Lil Baby released the MV "The Bigger Picture" on June 12, capturing true images of protests in the US after the death of George Floyd. The song calls for breaking stereotypes about black people living in this country. In the MV, the rapper and a group of young people wearing black T-shirts with the words "Black Lives Matter" peacefully demonstrate interspersed with images of recent US riots. The Bigger Picture quickly entered the number three spot on the Billboard Hot 100 in its opening week. Lil Baby's album My Turn released in March also returned to the top of the Billboard 200.

Black Parade - Beyonce

Singer Beyonce released the audio version of Black Parade on Juneteenth - the anniversary of the liberation of slaves in the United States. The Single Ladies vocalist inspires with positive calls and encouragements for the movement of people of color. On her personal Instagram, she wrote: "Happy Liberation Day. I hope we continue to share joy and congratulate each other, even when we are fighting. Please remember the beauty, strength and power of we". On the YouTube platform, in the description of Black Parade, Beyonce attached a link to her website, calling for fundraising, supporting businesses with black owners during difficult times.

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