Ronny Chieng

And they left and then they did their own solo work and everything like that.

But they haven't recorded an album in like four years or so.

Right.

And so this context as well, like people don't understand like,

countries with national service, you gotta go.

Even if you're BTS, you gotta go.

So these guys were just in the army, I guess.

Yeah, I mean, even the biggest Korean group in the world, they still had to do their military service, which I think it's very admirable of them.

Sure.

That's a political statement on your part, right?

No?

Okay.

It's a true statement.

No, but the idea that these guys were just in the army and it's like the biggest band in the world still in the army.

That's why they were on a hiatus, right?

So this returns kind of like a big, it's a big deal for them.

It's a big challenge for them.

Yeah, I mean, it's, I don't think since like Elvis has there been sort of someone this big who, you know, has sort of returned back into stardom in a way.

Right.

And when you started off this thing, did you have, you know, did you just kind of like tell yourself whatever you capture and let the story develop on its own?