When BTS' RM said, 'I'm scared of getting married...'

Reflecting on his upbringing and the pressures of conformity, RM acknowledges that he may not follow the traditional path of matrimony.

RM's latest music video, 'Come back to me' from 'Right Place, Wrong Person' is creating waves worldwide with its mesmerising visuals and stirring melodies. However, it's not just the music that's got fans talking; a resurfaced video of RM sharing his thoughts on marriage during a roundtable conversation has sparked a flurry of discussion across social media platforms.

In the candid clip, the BTS leader opens up about his apprehensions regarding marriage, admitting that he feels scared about the prospect and may not end up getting married. "I'm scared of getting married. It's unclear, swearing to love someone forever, officiating the marriage, and inviting friends... Would it possibly happen in my life?" he said.

Check out the video:

namjoon already touched on the topic of marriage, how he was scared of it until he realized he didn't actually need to do it. especially with the life he chose, it opened new possibilities for him. marriage is a lifelong promise people shouldn't be forced to commit to. pic.twitter.com/S6GJILlvOr

— ree⁷ (@jkyoongs) May 10, 2024

Reflecting on his upbringing and the pressures of conformity, RM acknowledges that he may not follow the traditional path of matrimony. RM's music video for 'Come back to me', directed by Lee Sung Jin, further explores themes of introspection and personal growth. The video takes viewers on a journey through RM's memories, depicting moments of solitude, conflict, and eventual resolution. Through this visual narrative, RM confronts the transient nature of life and the importance of embracing change and resilience.

'Right Place Wrong Person' marks the second album from BTS leader RM, succeeding his debut with 'Indigo'. Comprising 11 tracks, the album, described by BIGHIT MUSIC, explores a wide range of emotions that resonate universally. It delves into themes of being an outsider, grappling with the challenge of finding one's place and sense of belonging—a sentiment that resonates with many listeners.

As fans engage in conversations about love, relationships, and societal expectations sparked by RM's candid musings, anticipation builds for his upcoming album, 'Right Place, Wrong Person', slated for release on May 24. Despite his ongoing commitment to South Korean mandatory military enlistment, RM's creative spirit continues to shine through. He will be discharged from his duty in 2025.