Breaking Down RM and Tablo's 'Stop the Rain': Podcast
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This week, as promised, Kayla and Bethany of Stanning BTS are back to discuss the recently-released Tablo and RM track 'Stop the Rain,' which dropped on May 2nd and features deeply personal, pre-enlistment verses that delve into heavy themes. Listen the the episode above or wherever you get your podcasts.
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Also, the big news continues as Jin's Echo (out May 16th!) is teased via a seven-track highlight medley. Kayla and Bethany break down their first impressions, speculating on the sounds of songs like the potential opener 'Don't Say You Love Me,' the angsty 'Loser,' and the surprisingly-country 'Rope It,' anticipating the album's diverse offerings. It's not out just yet, though, so more on that album next week!
Plus, the hosts announce their upcoming 'Iconic Hangout' set for Tuesday, May 27th and featuring a specially-condensed 'Jin Jeopardy' to celebrate his new music! It's an episode packed with deep lyrical analysis and exciting solo music anticipation. And if you're still buzzing about Jin's solo tour announcement (we definitely are), get tickets to the '#RUNSEOKJIN_EP.TOUR' here.
Listen to Kayla and Bethany dive in to the latest news from Jin and RM, and be sure to subscribe and review wherever you listen. ARMY faithful can also pick up the Stanning BTS T-shirt, now available in two colors at the Consequence Shop. And as always, check out all the great shows on the Consequence Podcast Network!
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