BTS star, RM, admits that being part of a K-Pop band may be "too much" ahead of the London concert

The star of BTS RM was honest about her stint in the group, admitting that it can sometimes be "too much".

K-Pop legends have become one of the largest bands in the world, with two concerts in Wembley in minutes.

And they have total bangeurs to go with that.

But before their concert in London, the 24-year-old joined his group mates – J-Hope, Suga, Jin, Jimin, Jungkook and V – to talk to Metro.co.uk and others about life in the group

"It's our way of surviving and coping with our existence," he told us. "That's why I have to resume my interview in 2018. I said that when you grow up and the night comes, the shadow of a person becomes longer.

"Many media are wondering how to overcome difficulties and bad things. I answer that you can not. You must be friends with the shadows. It's sometimes too big and too big for us, but to survive as an artist and as a human, we should be friends with the shadows. & # 39;

Speaking of the "different ways" by which they manage to stay creative, he continues, "I love going to the park and seeing trees, shops, museums. Keep my personality RM and Kim Namjoon and stay normal.

"We must keep these two names."

RM's lyrics come after the revelation of BTS, which blesses us with another new single, Lights.

This marks their first Japanese single in four years, and we are already obsessed.

The song "conveys the message of hope that one can connect to others by sound and see each other every time they close their eyes".

There are three different versions of the single to edit in limited edition, one with a DVD of the video – and IDOL.

The limited edition DVD version of B includes the making of the video clip of Lights, while C contains a 36-page photo booklet with exclusive images.

And, in addition to all this, they are also abandoning a Japanese version of Boy With Luv and IDOL.

We can not wait.

Lights is released on July 3rd.