BTS' RM embraces Namjooning in 'Domodachi music video from 'Right Place, Wrong Person' - watch

'Domodachi' showcases RM's ability to blend diverse musical genres and lyrical themes, reflecting his adaptability and profound musical sensibilities.

BTS' leader RM released the music video for 'Domodachi', a standout track from his album 'Right Place, Wrong Person'. This release is a vivid celebration of Namjooning – a term coined by fans to describe RM's unique way of appreciating nature, art, and friendship.

Directed by Pennacky and creatively steered by San Yawn, the video encapsulates RM's eclectic style and artistic vision. The video boasts a stellar creative team, including JNKYRD and Sehoon Jang, with Kohei Shimazu as the Director of Photography. It features intricate set designs by Chihiro Matsumoto and a talented cast led by Kana Osawa and Hiromu Sugita. Little Simz also makes a powerful guest appearance, adding her dynamic flair to the track.

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Domodachi showcases RM's ability to blend diverse musical genres and lyrical themes, reflecting his adaptability and profound musical sensibilities. The video's natural aesthetics and innovative storytelling highlight RM's artistic evolution, offering fans a glimpse into his creative journey.

The Domodachi video highlights RM’s deep artistic sensibilities, portraying his journey of self-discovery and his connection with friends. The term 'Namjooning' perfectly encapsulates this essence, as RM is seen enjoying serene moments and reflecting on life’s beauty amidst nature and companionship.

RM's collaboration with Little Simz adds a layer of dynamism to the track, merging their unique styles into a harmonious blend. The video's visual storytelling, coupled with its lyrical depth, offers a rich, immersive experience.

Amid his military service, RM released his much-anticipated album 'Right Place, Wrong Person' on May 24. Following his 2022 album 'INDIGO', this latest project features the lead track 'LOST!' and explores themes of existential confusion and inner turmoil.

Spanning 11 tracks, the album showcases RM's signature poetic lyricism and experimental sound, reflecting the complexities of feeling like an outsider. Despite his hiatus, BIGHIT MUSIC's robust promotional efforts have highlighted RM's artistic brilliance, ensuring that 'Right Place, Wrong Person' makes a significant impact.