On the 31st, BTS RM released the music video for 'Domodachi,' a track from his recently launched solo second album 'Right Place, Wrong Person,' which was unveiled on the 24th.

'Domodachi' is an alternative hip-hop track characterized by its use of percussion and drums. The song celebrates the joy of making friends who share similar interests and dancing with them. British rapper Little Simz, born in 1994 like RM, features in the track.

With the release of 'Domodachi,' RM has now unveiled three music videos from his album, following the pre-release track 'Come Back to Me' and the title track 'LOST!'

All three music videos are notable for their maze concept. They explore various aspects of a maze, such as its structure, the methods to navigate out of it, and the protagonist's emotional changes after escaping, providing viewers with a diverse interpretive experience.

The 'Domodachi' music video depicts the mysterious journey of a boy who accidentally enters a tunnel while riding his bicycle. Inside the tunnel, he finds himself in an unfamiliar dimension. As he gets caught in a sudden crowd, he becomes disoriented and attempts various ways to escape, ultimately getting lost.

With the help of a friend he meets in this strange place, the protagonist eventually manages to exit the tunnel. However, at the end of the video, he turns back and re-enters the chaotic tunnel, leaving a lingering sense of intrigue.

BigHit Music commented, "When we discussed the theme of 'Right Place, Wrong Person' with each of the music video directors, interestingly, all three proposed the concept of a maze. Watching the three music videos, all directed around a common theme, will allow fans to appreciate the new album on a deeper level."

<Translated by=Meenyoung Lee>