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I learnt a lot this episode about the constant hardships the members are facing when you have such a physical job. But added in the loss of sleep, constantly travelling, etc I don't know what it would be like to have a job like that. I know on a small scale with the entertainment industry but korean media is a whole other beast of overworking.

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Skedaddle

Definitely check out Hit the Road next! Must watch I feel, you get to know the members a bit better too at that point in their life :)

Marnz

I would like to see Hit the Road. Wonwoo was in Chicago. Bumzu from what I see, travels often with them because he is helping produce new songs for the group or new unit members. Since other members about to enter military. I am happy some are getting a break being SVT, serving their country, learning to be other than an idol. I did see the NEW concert tour in USA, they performed hard and look effortless, could not til there were only 9 members. I did look for others but knew they were being civilians in SK. Will wait for OT13.

Faery

I went through all these feeling the first time I watched Burn the Stage with BTS or any of their tour content. They were literally gasping for air, on oxygen, shoving their feet into ice chests to cool down, nearly passing out almost every break. They have such little time to dress, drink, pee, get touched up, and dash back on stage. I remember watching when the staff were LITERALLY sprinting to the understage and bracing it so they wouldn't fall through the floor during their dance routines. And then RM had to relay during that break that they couldn't go toward that side of the stage to jump or dance since it was so dangerous. So, when this content came out, i was unsurprised. BUT even expecting the hardships, it just reinforced how much we as fans need to appreciate how much our idols give up and sacrifice to show us their talents and lives. It makes me proud of their hard work. I worry for their health. I care for them like dear family from afar (not in a delulu way, but in the way you think fondly of your friends and loved ones hoping they're well and happy when you can't see them). Seeing these realities made me more grounded as a fan. I SINCERELY want them to be happy, to have good lives, to have healthy relationships even more so because I see how much they give up.

Chicken CHU-CHU Mo fo

Seventeen Project and Hit the Road are also behind-the-scenes series that I hope you get to see!