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Universal acclaim- based on 9464 Ratings
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Positive: 8,527 out of 9464
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Mixed: 88 out of 9464
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Negative: 849 out of 9464
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Apr 17, 2023Banger!!! No other words to describe this album. Its a non skip album with full bangers. Filter, My Time and Louder than Bombs will take you to heaven.
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Apr 18, 2023Incrível como BTS sempre acerta, uma maravilha de variedade musical, letras profundas, mensagens importantes, carinho...tudo junto com coesão...Os haters se contorcem!!!!
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Apr 17, 2023What an incredible album! Approaching Carl Jung's psychology, this album is a deep reflection on feelings and life. They showed us the darker sides of fame, its shadows and its fears. And musically they dance between different rhythms that takes us on an inexplicable and wonderful journey.
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May 2, 2023Realmente un álbum maravilloso, con muchas canciones interesantes. Muy bien logrado
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Jun 5, 2023Their best pop album, I am glad they are ending the trilogy on a good note, they really did well, my favourite is persona, louder than bomb
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Jun 11, 2023This is literally my favorite album right now, the songs are beautiful and well done! They are true artists!
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Mar 4, 2020As a whole, the strong but not particularly unruly “7” is less sure-footed than “Love Yourself: Tear,” the group’s last full-length, from 2018, and the first K-pop album to debut atop the Billboard album chart.
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Feb 27, 2020Taut and primal, “MOTS: 7” is a kind of self-referential homage. ... Each get solo turns to shine here, their collective work is what stands out.
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Feb 25, 2020Persona lacked the natural fluidity and chicness of their best music. Those problems aren’t exactly mitigated here, since most of those songs appear on this album too, but within this new context, they feel like a flashback before the saga continues. Many of the new songs are better about balancing Easter eggs for day-ones with new entry points for more casual listeners.