BTS star V has learned to \"accept both sides\" of himself on new album 'Proof'.<\/p>\n
The K-pop superstars are set to release a three disc anthology collection - including three original songs - next month, including 'Singularity' and '00:00 (Zero O'Clock)', which he chose with the former holding a special place for him.<\/p>\n
In a clip shared on Big Hit Music's Twitter this week - which was translated from Korean into English subtitles - he said: \"I tended to think of Kim Taehyung and the artist V as being separate and thought that I had to choose one or the other, as visually portrayed in the Singularity music video.<\/p>\n
That was when I thought hard about who I was as a person and I felt a bit confused.<\/p>\n
\"Artist V performs on stage, and enjoys himself with ARMY. But Kim Taehyung spends ordinary days with family and friends.<\/p>\n
The song - which is actually performed solo by V - appears on the band's 2018 album 'Love Yourself: Tear'.<\/p>\n
Years later, V is in a position where he doesn't feel the need to keep both sides \"separate\".<\/p>\n
He explained: \"Now Im able to accept both sides of myself, but also keep them separate.<\/p>\n
Ive lessened the burden of thinking so much, too, just like how the day resets at midnight. But I think all this time I spent pondering is the proof that made me into who I am today.<\/p>\n
'Proof' is set to be released on June 10, with the third disc only available on CD as part of the full package.<\/p>\n
'Singularity' will appear on the anthology collection's second disc, which features the group's deeper cuts from their records, rather than the huge hit singles included on the first disc.<\/p>\n
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