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230426 Yoongi for Spotify Kpop || archive

This is my favourite line from "People Pt.2 (ft. IU)" - If you can't hold it back, it's okay to cry // You're already more than enough to be loved. I don't know... I think, lately, there's so many incidents to cry about and we're living in a very harsh world. I'm sure there's this pressure to stay strong and hold in your tears. However, you all deserve to be loved, so please pour your hearts out freely.

🐱 1/?? - missing yoongi hours

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he is SOO pudding face omg i can't

this ask was sent like 5 days ago so im assuming this was about the last ot7 countdown pic i posted. his face hasnt changed one bit 😭 our forever boiled dumpling. our eternal rasgulla

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i feel you wrt that yg post. i'm brazilian and seeing my country's traditional football uniform (the yellow shirt) should remind me of world cups and my favorite artists wearing it. instead it reminds me of our previous president who caused +700k deaths by covid and it's like coming back from war and its flashbacks

is there a single country on this planet that has a decent government 😭 why are we all so cooked

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XLOV 'I ONE' HIGHLIGHT MEDLEY

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an angel ♡

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gabriela 🌹 #KATSEYE

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KATSEYE for PANDORA

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i wish i could be normal and be reminded of yoongi every time i see a lotus flower but unfortunately i am indian so im only reminded of fascism and the worst evils of this country

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BTS Beyond the Story

🐱: Stories about my hopes and dreams always appeared in my songs. “Tomorrow,” which I’d written earlier, was the same. My songs are half about my hopes and dreams. Who will tell these stories if music doesn’t? And that music, looking at it now, it’s like those are words speaking to me. A few years later, listening to the songs I made back then, I feel comforted. They’re like a letter written to my future self.

🐱 17/?? - missing yoongi hours

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yoongi not only donated a very big sum of money but took the time and responsibility to learn about autism / neuroscience, got in touch with professionals in the field and personally helped the kids by teaching them how to play instruments. its already rare to have ppl donate to such causes, but to see yoongi get involved to this level is so inspiring and touching. i cant imagine how many children's lives he's impacted. hes given hope, comfort and a future to so many families, children and the doctors and researchers too. and with him being such a high profile figure in sk, i hope this destigmatises autism and other neurodivergent spectrums (sorry idk the exact phrasing) amongst the general public

yoongi the world is such a shitty place but u make it brighter just by existing. i hope this encourages ppl to be kinder and more accepting of each other. to know how music saved him and seeing him wish for it to be of the same comfort for others and then doing that not only through his music but by linking his interest in psychology and his desire to help ppl in any way he can to amalgamate into a long-term fully funded project... yoongi u deserve only good things in life

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a love that feels like the sun in your chest

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Severance Hospital and SUGA are establishing a specialized treatment center to support the treatment and social independence of patients with autism

On the 23rd, Severance Hospital held a groundbreaking ceremony for the 'Min Yoon-ki Treatment Center' for the treatment of children and adolescents with autism spectrum disorder on the first floor of Jejungwan. This center will support the mental health of children and adolescents through language, psychological, and behavioral therapies, and will operate various programs that link clinical and research. Even while promoting with BTS, Suga has consistently engaged in charity work and has shown a continued interest in mental health, psychological and behavioral issues, and especially depression in adolescents. He has sought ways to help through his talent and ability in music.

Last November, Suga had the opportunity to communicate with Professor Chun Geun-ah of the Department of Pediatrics at Severance Hospital, an authority in the field of pediatric psychiatry. Through several meetings since then, he learned that patients with autism spectrum disorder require customized treatment that fits their life cycle, but that this is difficult to achieve with existing short-term therapeutic interventions. He also agreed that in order to bring about positive changes in the symptoms of autism spectrum disorder, it is necessary to establish a specialized treatment center that can provide mid- to long-term treatment for more than 10 years, and so announced his intention to donate 5 billion won to Severance Hospital. This is the largest donation ever made by an artist, not only to Severance Children's Hospital but also to the entire Yonsei Medical Center.

Since then, Professor Chun and Suga have discussed the establishment of a treatment center and social skills training using music for children and adolescents with autism spectrum disorder from the end of last year to the beginning of this year. Based on this, they developed the 'MIND' program, a social skills group program that combines musical content with existing social skills training programs. The MIND program is an acronym that contains the meaning of 'enhancing interaction and sensory experiences through music (Music), encountering opportunities to form social relationships and communicate (Interaction), learning the process of naturally forming relationships through a community (Network), and learning about a society that respects individual diversity and gets along together (Diversity).' Children who participate in this program play instruments, sing songs, write to music, and express their emotions and thoughts through music and writing. From March to June of this year, Suga spent weekends meeting with children with autism spectrum disorder and participated in the development of the program. He played instruments such as the guitar himself, guiding the children to match rhythm and harmony, interact with music, and expand their emotional expression. He even went so far as to teach the children to play instruments themselves. This program has been shown to be effective in helping children with autism spectrum disorder with limited language ability form social relationships. In the future, the Min Yoongi Treatment Center plans to further develop the MIND program and establish a self-sufficient music project model.

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i just woke up and im already crying 🥹

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XLOV - 1&Only

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