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BTS member RM's 'Lost' music video crosses 1 million views in 4 hours; 5 standout features of Namjoon's song and MV

RM's Lost music video review: 'Lost' is track 8 of 11 on 'Right Place, Wrong Person', BTS member RM's second solo album. 5 things of note about 'Lost': the pop-rock song and the music video released by HYBE on May 24.

May 24, 2024 / 15:44 IST
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Kim Namjoon aka RM's 'Lost' music video crossed 1 million views on YouTube within 4 hours of release. The video is just under five and a half minutes long. (Image credit: BIGHIT)
Kim Namjoon aka RM's 'Lost' music video crossed 1 million views on YouTube within 4 hours of release. The video is just under five and a half minutes long. (Image credit: BIGHIT)

What does the inside of BTS member RM's brain look like? BIGHIT's new music video for Kim Namjoon aka RM's song 'Lost'—part of his second solo album, 'Right Place, Wrong Person'—offers some clues. The album, the song and the music video for 'Lost' dropped early on May 24. Here's a quick look at 5 standout features of the song and the music video:

1. RM's newest album, 'Right Place, Wrong Person' experiments with a mix of genres. There's rap and soft metal in the title song, for instance. 'Lost' is a prime example of alt pop rock. A peppy song, 'Lost' is equal parts dance number and an anthem for a generation that's constantly looking for meaning and a sense of purpose.

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2. The 5.24-minute music video for 'Lost' has a sense of humour. The song begins with an animation of Namjoon. There's a handwritten label on his head. It reads: "Inside Namjoon's Brain". This animation makes way for a faux talk-show called 'The Lost! Show starring RM. It's hosted by a Sikh man and a Caucasian woman - perhaps a nod to BTS and RM's global fan base - who introduce the song. Cut to RM in a maze.

3. What follows is a series of vignettes in which we see RM in .maze, RM in an elevator where all the buttons are pressed and there is chaos. RM and four other youngsters (their name tags say RM, too) enter an office space. Before they know it, they are in a rat race.