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Hey Guys!

Welcome back to our page! Today we are checking out American Hustle Life Episode 3. Last time we decided Dante was the worst but we did like Tony. Coolio didn't appear to be a V fan or was it all an act? There was also some food, a challenge, a clear winner, and a LOT of dancing. We are excited for the next challenge and hopefully some redemption, so let's hop in.

Things are totally different this week and we can finally say, what a fun episode! They weren't as intense today and we get to see some fun dance battles. And no one is sleeping as they prepare for it. It's fun to see the early days and see their strengths and weaknesses, knowing they've grown so much and are so well rounded now.

We really needed this lighter episode and are excited to see what happens next? Maybe a rap battle?

-CCW

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Tetebread

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA joon twerking still makes me LOL

OT7Bangtan

The dance battle part is my favorite part of this whole show. I always go back to watch Hope kill it!!

OT7Bangtan

Also, the song that Jimin and Hope were battling to, was "Hip Hop is Dead" by Nas. RM's favorite rapper. Think it's important to for people who value the rapline to actually listen to the music that inspires them.

Taz

OMG you missed RM's iconic "something's moving down here/ something is dangling" at 26:52. I was waiting for the reaction on that part. 😭

madz

i’m not trying to be disrespectful at all to ccw and i dont know if im the only one that feels like this, but its a little uncomfortable to me when people who clearly arent educated on black culture be so opinionated about what happens in this show. yall kept saying you understand that this is part of their story but you havent once acknowledged why its so important. this is long but please read the whole thing. before, bts were making hip hop music without truly understanding or appreciating the culture, especially the vocal line. were their intentions bad? no, but its still harmful to hiphop and black people which is why this show was needed. back to ep 2, its obviously hard to see tae and other members get scolded or punished, but it is a big deal that they are appropriating black culture. i feel like yall see coolio as unnecessarily being mean because its not your culture that they’re appropriating. armys get defensive watching them be reprimanded because we know who they are and that they arent malicious people without trying to see coolios perspective of this being the first time they met, not knowing who they are and what their intentions are. some of the faces you would make at coolio looked really disgusted and even when they were having fun with him, it was overlooked and it didnt seem like yall cared. the remarks you make about him are a bit tone-deaf to me and show you dont understand the significance of what hes teaching them. you dont have to like him and his strictness, i dont like watching him scold them either, but just because he was harsh doesnt mean hes an awful person who didnt have their best interest in mind. i remember in discord that iheartradio podcast clip was sent of them ignorantly ridiculing bts and yall were so upset about what they said, but coolio being irritated that they werent taking hiphop, his culture and music, seriously makes him a villain? hes also gonna be portrayed more viciously because its entertainment for a tv show. this isnt intended at all to be a hate comment and my opinion isnt the most important in the world, but i would appreciate if yall considered this for the rest of the show. sorry i know this is so long i love ccw this has just been bothering me since ep 2😭😭

lm

Park jimin always so good ❤️

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2026-10-15 01:00 that moment of minimoni watching the fireworks singing together always gets me but even more so since that tour clip from love speak yourself in 2019 where joonie referenced this exact moment to jimin bc he was crying watching their own fireworks backstage. "We had no idea back then" 😭😭
2026-10-14 15:21 that moment of minimoni watching the fireworks singing together always gets me but even more so since that tour clip from the love yourself speak yourself tour in 2019 where joonie referenced this exact moment to jimin bc he was crying watching their own fireworks backstage. "We had no idea back then" 😭😭

that moment of minimoni watching the fireworks singing together always gets me but even more so since that tour clip from the love yourself speak yourself tour in 2019 where joonie referenced this exact moment to jimin bc he was crying watching their own fireworks backstage. "We had no idea back then" 😭😭

uncle baby billy

[59:00] yeah pretty much, one would already be into kpop when you’d become a fan back then. that’s what it was like for me anyway in 2015. [59:15] and omgg ccw!?!? twitter and instagram aren’t THAT new. it wasn’t 2007 😂 we had fan pages back then and literally used ig/twt how we use them now 😭😭 like ig stories were literally added in 2016. mind you i’m speaking for me in 2015 which.. i don’t think would’ve been THAT different to 2013.. lol

uncle baby billy

oh and btw!!! the guy who came up and danced with jin and jhope was a youtuber. i can’t remember his name off the top of my head but the boys showed up in his video 😂😂

OT7Bangtan

You better preach!!! Part of me was about to be done watching their reaction because they have little to NO insight into what's being presented in front of them. This is for a lot of ARMYs too. There's music being played by Hip Hop legends in each episode, especially this one. And of course no one speaks on it. I just wish people take time to delve into the things that even BTS love. Its like people focus so much on cringe and don't even pay attention to the freaking musical elements. No comments on the dance styles. Its like people just watch to critique the men that are with BTS.

famous xliar

yeah i feel like you had to be into kpop at that time to find bts! i got to know them in 2015 because i started listening to kpop thanks to some anime i think? i had been listening to other bigger groups for a month before i even found bts existed. they didn't pop out in algorithms back them. when i found them they immediately became my favorite and it stayed that way ever since :')

bembolbee

Oh how i wish someone can link it here so they can add it when they watch the extra clips

Geórgia Cordeiro Dantas

Hi, I know you mean no harm. I just want to give my perspective. Not liking how Coolio or other cast of the show treated BTS at some point is not the same as dismissing Black Culture or the importance of BTS being educated in Black Culture. Because as we see in the show there are several exemples of Mentors in the show that educated BTS in a "nicer" way. I do agree with you that producers must have told Coolio to play it up the "Bootcamp instructor" role for the cameras. But is human nature to not fully like someone we perceive as being mean towards people we love. CCW as many other army perceived Coolio as being unnecessarily harsh toward people they really like (BTS) so they will have lingering hard feelings. CCW didn't know Coolio much before this show, so much of their "first impression" of Coolio was molded by how AHL portrayed him, as someone who was being harsh towards people they realy care about, BTS. It's a human psychological response and it has nothing to do with people thinking learning about Black Culture is not important. Most of us know it was extremely important for BTS to learn about Black culture if they wanted their art to come from a place of respect and admiration and not appropriation. I don't think Coolio was a bad man. Coolio played the role he was hired to play. In my case in particular my issues with this show is with the production team not with the cast of the show. So my point here is just saying, it is natural human response holding grudges toward someone our brain perceived as being harsh towards someone we really care about. That's how I see it.

Kearyce Moore

Don't forget that they were also making their first full album Dark and wild which was why they were exhausted.

Ezel⁷ ⊙⊝⊜

Yes I agree that Coolio was doing too much ( I also think it was for the show) but I still mostly agree with madz. I feel like CCW don’t really understand the reason why this is significant. They make it to be important because they’re learning but I’m not sure if they fully comprehend what the members are learning.

Amina

personally i think all of the people who are big fans of something overlap especially circa 2014-15 on tumblr which was popular blogging website back then. i had been a big fan of one direction years before bts. unfortunately my favorite member decided to leave one direction in 2015 and i was still around a lot of fandoms at the time. bts gifs from i need u started circling on tumblr and i watched the music video and the rest is history i guess.

madz

i fully agree, i dont think you have to like him, my only problem is there hasnt been any mention of what this show is teaching them. i think what bts was learning gets overlooked by how harsh coolio was by most people so i wanted to try and pull the focus more towards that, i didnt mean not liking coolio was the same as dismissing black culture. whenever someone is disrespectful to bts, ccw is upset which is obviously justifiable, but it seems they dont understand why coolio is upset or frustrated with what bts was doing before the show. i understand being upset with how he was with them, just some of the comments made towards him kinda rubbed me the wrong way. i just wish they were more open minded about coolio and wanted to give them a different perspective for the rest of the show because i understand getting defensive over bts. i also appreciate your perspective, with this show its important to consider many things and have different outlooks

babystarcandy

not the jungkook flip BAHAHHAHAAH poor pookie

bowie is tired

agreed! I love CCW so much they are truly my favorite reactors but I think to really appreciate bts’s growth you also have to acknowledge their appropriation of black culture in their early days, and I don’t think hating Coolio is necessary.

bowie is tired

It was mentioned in this episode but little known fact: Yoongi actually was in a bboying group before debut, and he was actually pretty dang good at it! Theres clips on youtube you can watch, its cool to see Yoongi before he lowkey lost his dancing skills 😭

Jessica

My favorite episode! j-hope and Jin continued to work together hard on Jin’s dancing long after this show and 2seok are so precious to me 😭 Hobi crushed the dance competition and I’m also so proud of RM he looked so good at the competition

ana

ahh jk’s flip

Alice Smith

When Rm.was tweaking did ccw even read where he said "there's something moving down" l think they missed the iconic part. Because that was the talk when this first came out. Im glad I've seen these episodes several times because they miss alot.

Alice Smith

But after the first episode so many people explained what was happening was good for them but they still talked bad about Coolio meaning that dont read the comments. Ccw has alot to learn about music. Being singing artists themselves it still surprises me how much they dont know about different music.

Geórgia Cordeiro Dantas

I just want to add in reply to some other comments from other armys I have seen here. Guys, please keep in mind many of us armys, me included, and I think CCW too, we are not Hip Hop fans. Hip Hop did not bring us to BTS, BTS brought us to Hip Hop. I will use myself as an exemple, because that's the experience I have. I was not, and I am not into Hip Hop. This does NOT mean I don't think Hip Hop has value. Not at all. It's just that as a music genre it usualy does not grabs my ear. What brought me to BTS rap line was not that they were rappers. It was their lyrics, their voices and flow. So I fell in love with their lyrics first, then their deliveries, and then I said "hey, I should give other rap music a try". I respect that BTS has a deep connection with Hip Hop, but I do not share this connection with the genre. It was never something present in my life, as I imagine is the case for CCW too. Hip Hop holds a meaning to BTS that it does not hold to me, or to CCW I think. This does not mean we don't respect it or think it was not important for BTS to be educated about it. Because obviously Hip Hop was a big part of BTS lives in the past so they needed to learn. But it was not the same for us, so it means we will not always be aware of the significance of a song or an artist. I do aknowledge it was very important for BTS education. But I do not recognize many of the songs in AHL, I do not enjoy many of the songs played in AHL. This does not mean I don't respect them, this does not mean I don't think they have value, this does not mean I am dismissing how important it is for BTS to learn about this music. It just means that I, and I think CCW, don't have the connection to this genre of music that BTS and many armys here have. Because many of us did not became armys BECAUSE BTS has hip hop influence in their music. We became army because BTS lyrics and music, including how they apply their hip hop influence, spoke to us personally. Loving someone does not mean loving everything they love. But I think it should mean respecting the things they love. I do respect and aknowledge the deep cultural value Hip Hop has, but I don't have a deep knowledge about it because as a larger music genre it does not connect with me. To make it clear there are other non-BTS hip hop songs I like, but my knowledge is not deep. So please guys keep in mind that not having a deep connection or knowledge of Hip Hop does not mean "dismissing it" or thinking is "not important or valueble".

Alice Smith

I hope ccw are feeling how could they have kept pushing this show out of their list. For 4 years it has been requested. Someday they will realize that most army knows best what to watch. Not just a few negative people who didnt want them to watch this.

ghint

I still get so much anxiety watching this ep because I can't stand seeing JK almost breaking his back on the floor (at the same time I get a fit of nervous laughter)

BabyDoll

Yeah they were busy talking over each other and missed it.

Geórgia Cordeiro Dantas

Thank you MADZ for your reply. I completely understand your point of view. I think after they finish AHL many armys here, CCW included, will cool down their animosity towards Coolio and see this experience for what it was, whithout hard feelings.

jfkz

But we all agree that BTS weren’t treated right at all we all saw how they were treated by coolio and dante and many more people on this show and by many i mean not only black people there were others too so it’s not about black culture its about how they were treated in general and ofc i respect what you are saying

Ana Paula

I love that you guys are reacting to this❤️. I really love the energy of this show. I know they were going through financial difficulties at the time and that there were some issues with how the program was run, but seeing them like this—learning and having fun—is so great. And that iconic fireworks scene that RM would recall to Jimin years later, during the 2019 tour🥹. Moving and beautiful!❤️💜💜💜💜💜💜💜

jfkz

Well said 👏🏻👏🏻 sometimes people assume(ill take ccw as an example) that every army should know and love everything and anything related to BTS which is unrealistic as you said we knew BTS because they were BTS not because they did hip hop and we all know that music is subjective we all have different tastes and you can’t force anyone to like something you like and realistically if you don’t connect to something you wouldn’t bother making a research about it as for ccw i don’t think they were ignorant nor disrespectful they just gave their opinion on a behavior they saw if i didn’t know bts since ages and watched AHL for the first time like them i would say the same thing and would question that behavior

madz

i think the difference between coolio and dante is that coolio was their teacher who was instructed to be harsh with them by the staff but there was no reason for dante to be so difficult with jin and suga😭😭 i do agree though that i dont like how they were treated but i wish more people were less focused on that and more focused on what they were being taught

smilehoyaaaaaa💜

This is such a great comment. I really wish they could read and truly understand it because a LOT of things go over their head, not only in this show but some of Bangtan’s music. I first saw this in the different ways they understood and reacted to vocal line member songs and rap line members. I understand, hip hop isn’t everyone’s favourite genre and that’s the beauty of BTS. You can enjoy so many amazing genres with one group but it’s also very important to appreciate their love for rap and hip hop culture because it’s so embedded in their identity as artists. As much this show was hard for the boys and there may have been some uncomfortable moments, they learnt so much and walked away with the respect and appreciation MOST Kpop idols don’t have at all.

madz

i dont think they were being disrespectful on purpose either but thats whats important about being a reactor is the viewers and the comments. we can give them another perspective on things they dont know or didnt consider

ColombianCousinsAndWives

Hi Madz!! Thank you for sharing this! We've actually been seeing a lot of these conversations since Episode 1 and we really appreciate everyone taking the time to share their perspectives and help us understand things we may not be familiar with. I just wanted to give a little feedback. Something worth mentioning is that we recorded all of these episodes over one weekend before leaving the country, so we haven't had a chance to take in any of the feedback between episodes. We're also the first to admit that our knowledge of hip-hop, its history and even Coolio himself is pretty limited. A lot of our reactions are just our initial feelings watching everything unfold and sometimes those protective ARMY instincts kick in when we see the boys being treated harshly. 😅 It's nothing against Coolio as an artist or the importance of what he was teaching them. A lot of times our raw reactions come out without having the benefit of full context of the situation. It isn't till after when we read the comments, that we learn about things that we may have missed or misunderstood. And also, I know the for the sake of the show certain things had to be "exaggerated" for entertainment. We've learned a lot about BTS's connection to hip-hop through this show and how important it has as part of their journey, and we're definitely still learning. We know there's a lot of history and cultural significance behind some of these moments that we might not fully grasp in the moment, and we don't want our reactions to come across as dismissive of that. We genuinely enjoy learning about all the different influences that helped BTS become who they are now, even when it's something completely outside our own experiences. BUt again thanks for sharing your thoughts and helping us see things from another perspective. We have the unique benefit of learning these things with you all watching along with us 😊

Cycology SPIN and MORE

Ugh I'm just trying to miss this- That was when they were aspiring to be a rap group- They clearly changed for the better in the near future Ugh I never want to see this Are they running out of content? And still so many "episodes" and Bangtan bombs to see!!!

Lynn

I found BTS in 2014 when I was living in Busan. I fell asleep with the tv on and randomly woke up in the middle of night as Boy in Luv was playing. Been a fan ever since.

Latkat

Such a cute teenager. But I admire his courage to do that in that situation 😅. And then him asking if they will include that and they did and even repeated the scene 🤣.

shadowami

Thank you madz, that’s a really important point and part of the reason these types of reactions to AHL make me uncomfortable. The context is important and instead of projecting your own views onto the members experience, we should understand why they’ve always said themselves how important this learning was to them and their understanding/appreciation of hip hop and black culture. It cannot be separated or ignored when watching this. The show format is very outdated and sensationalised, but looking back with the right frame of mind is important too. A good learning experience for armys and ccw also. I hope they read your comment with an open mind to understand, just like the members do. Thank you again for taking the time to make these points and explaining so well the feelings I couldn’t put into words.

shadowami

I think it’s worth looking into this type of content before reacting though. We love your raw honesty reactions but it’s always too late for us to correct or provide more context and understanding when you don’t do much research before recording. You have so many questions during reactions and no resolution for the viewer. I think it’s important for any mods or team you have to flag this before approaching such content. A more diverse mod team might help.

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2026-10-15 20:00 Just an observation i dont mean to hate or anything but when Gabriel keeps saying Jin would dance as if he were in the group, it can come across as though Jin's dancing is somehow ridiculous or out of place, like the idea of him dancing alongside the other members is inherently funny.
2026-10-14 19:37 Just an observation i dont mean to hate or anything but when Gabriel keeps saying Jin dances as if he were to be part of the group, it comes across as though Jin's dancing is somehow ridiculous or not that good. I don’t really find it funny even though its supposed to be a joke. Maybe its just not my type of humor i guess.

Just an observation i dont mean to hate or anything but when Gabriel keeps saying Jin dances as if he were to be part of the group, it comes across as though Jin's dancing is somehow ridiculous or not that good. I don’t really find it funny even though its supposed to be a joke. Maybe its just not my type of humor i guess.

jfkz

Yeees ik that coolio was their teacher and maybe his personality and the things that he went thru made him like that i understand that some people are a bit strict but inside they are soft but its just still not the best behavior towards people who are literally kids they don’t know anything yet and they’re still learning so its a natural reaction for people to feel a bid offended by his treatment towards some of the members even if someone treated me that way i would feel offended but ofc we appreciate that they learned smth from this whole experience and if it wasn’t for this they wouldn’t be where they are today 🤍

Merryn4

To know one day they would be big enough to shoot up fireworks that looked like a stadium was set on fire and about to blast off the earth...

Geórgia Cordeiro Dantas

Thank you for the reaction CCW! I am having a lot of fun with you guys AHL reactions. I just want to bring up that this version of the episode you guys watched did not show the Extra scenes. It made me sad cause you guys missed some very endearing scenes. For exemple V trying to have an english conversation with some local kids and a sweet moment between Jimin and Tony. I hope you guys can sneak watching these extra ep 3 scenes in AHL episode 4 reaction video. Pretty please? Daniel when searching for AHL episodes posted on Youtube always favor the longer versions, they have the extras. Here is the link to AHL episode 3 WITH EXTRAS: https://youtu.be/-OpnQlGUWms?si=in2YM9yoWAX_dMOU Little unpopular opinion: I have a hard time watching this episode too. I don't know, I just put myself in Namjoon and Jin's shoes and I feel a lot of second hand embarrassment. It's one thing for them to dance in front of their mentors and members. It's another thing to have to battle and dance in front of a whole crew of professional dancers who are strangers to them. I would be mortified if I were in Jin and Namjoon's shoes.

cutenghi

btw the character plushies you see at the beginning of the episode are the ones they had before creating BT21 🤩

Alice Smith

They miss so much talking to each other its a shame

Alice Smith

They were big boys all you people feeling sorry for them just remember they loved this experience.

Alice Smith

The thing is over the years you have had many comments on how Coolio was there to help them. After you saw the initial part with V. You saw that a long time ago and the comments started comming in. You either ignore comments or forget. So you did have some warning of how this show would be to help the guys. But still just disliked Coolio. Maybe he was showing them the hip-hop or music world can be cruel sometimes. But they were big boys then and learned from.it.

M bat78

Although this show can be a little cringe it is an important part of their journey. Def something all ARMY should watch.

apobangpo0613

same :( i love them and their joking commentary sometimes but they are constantly saying things like “that would be me” or just other small comments that sort of discredit the non dance lines skills. i understand its supposed to just be a joke but it truly does discredit the 13+ years of dancing and training jin, joon and yoongi have when they act like they can’t dance just because they aren’t in the dance line.

Serendipityinthesea

I feel like they do say jokes at the wrong time and sometimes it also goes out of context… :( but yes i agree

apobangpo0613

i would love if you guys could maybe pause or skip back when you start talking to each other/over each other because there are some fun details you tend to miss out on during every video :)

Taz

idk why they're scared to pause, they think it's a sin lol

apobangpo0613

i think it’s because when they started out people used to get upset when they paused but now they don’t pause AT ALL and miss so much 😅 love when they talk to each other during reactions but would love if they paused during those moments or at least skipped back since they also miss subs a lot

Cam

your reaction to jk’s backflip had me crying LOLLLL

Alice Smith

Its also because for some reason they have to look at each other when someone's talking. I can keep watching it if someone is talking to me. Lol

Taz

True, you don't have to constantly look to the person you're talking to when you're reacting to a video.

Lindy

Hope's and Jimin's choreography were kinda complex, had more elements in it. Not to mention their body control and musicality. Both were impressive. Jhope and Jimin ate these dancers up... J hope literally collapsed laughing. Them trying to twerk 😂😂So proud of Jin he worked really hard and overcame his weakness with hard work 🤩.

OT7Bangtan

Hip Hop is an underrated music genre. This is also why the rapline music doesn't chart higher. Yea people like what they like, but the artistry that the rapline possess gets overlooked because so many people fail to realize just how lyrical all 3 members are. Like a lot of ARMYs have zero clue what a 'bar' is. The art of Hip Hop follows a blueprint that you won't find elsewhere in other music. Writing your own lyrics is the biggest component. This separate the real ones from those that rely HEAVILY on Ghostwriters. Let me also say...J Cole did a song with Hope...let that marinate. How many know why this is significant?

OT7Bangtan

I appreciate your comment. I do see where are coming from. I just get irritated when people don't read the lyrics and don't understand why what they say is significant. And yes, loving BTS rapline does not mean you have to delve deep into other rap. But I want others who boast about the rapline to actually know why they need boasting about. I see a lot of ARMYs copy and paste information from someone thats knowledgeable, as a way to win an argument. When they themselves are oblivious to the genre. Maybe I'm asking for too much, but I just wish CCW and or the Mods had more insight to what's happening in this show.

Brit

Vlive!!! prehistoric now

Diana Casillas

summer : I wonder if hes gonna have a big bruise. Daniel: but he’s 16 LOL 🤣 true that, if it was jungkook now we’ll worry 😂

akaV⁷✌🏼⊙⊝⊜

When Jenny Kita separates them into 3 groups, feels like CCW didn't realize she first pulled 3J as the strongest dancers. They also missed the subtitles where Jin apologizes in advance to 3J, feeling like like he will be a burden to whichever team he joins, and apologized to Hobi again 🥹 Jin's come a long way #justiceforjin

akaV⁷✌🏼⊙⊝⊜

17:05 This is Jin's traffic dance, where it looks like he's directing traffic! There's a video, more a skit, of him teaching the members this dance.

Serendipityinthesea

what a beautiful way of becoming an Army. Its as if somehting woke you up at the right time just so you could see them AND YOU HAPPEN TO BE LIVING AT BUSAN TOO!!!! im jelly 😂

OT7Bangtan

Madz, if you ever create a Discord, you better send me an invite. I love your perspective and you're the kinda person I can definitely have deep conversations with. 💜

Louberna Saintil

As a black person, I do not like how Coolio went about his session with them. I get mad every time I rewatch it . This is my feelings towards the situation but that doesn’t mean I do not understand what he was teaching them. He didn’t just want them to understand the Hip Hop culture but also to appreciate it especially since they were Korean. However, Coolio could have been a little more gentle about it. The way he went about it could have scared them off Hip Hop. I feel like CCW do understand why Coolio was like that but at the same time feel off about him.

l

I agree… have noticed a few reaction videos in the past :/

l

WELL SAID !!

Geórgia Cordeiro Dantas

Not so sure anyone can say honestly they "loved" being embarrassed in front of strangers. As someone (me) that has been embarrassed in front of strangers before, I do not see how anyone can "love it". Do you learn from it? Yes. Are these experiences important to build you as a person? Yes. Does anyone honestly LOVE IT? Not sure about that. But everyone has the right to their own opinion. Maybe you and me are just built different.

Geórgia Cordeiro Dantas

Thank you OT7Bangtan for understanding my point of view. I completely understand your feelings that if armys want to boast about the rapline and BTS's roots as a musical act, they should understand that one of the big things that sets "RM, SUGA, J-HOPE and BTS" apart is their admiration for Hip Hop culture and the effort they've put in to learn more about it. Not just copy and paste empty compliments because it makes them look "cool". It's important to all armys to understand why BTS needed to learn about the culture and why is important that BTS put the effort to do it. I do see your point that the more someone delves into the culture the more rich and meaningful the AHL experience becomes. Being respectful of Hip Hop culture is important to be an army, cause you can't separate BTS from their Hip Hop influences.

madz

i agree i dont like him being harsh with them and think he couldve been more gentle about it, but ccw havent acknowledged how its wrong for bts to make hiphop music without knowing anything about it. based off their reactions i honestly dont think they understood so i just wanted to give them more context as to why coolio wouldve been frustrated

Steph

Omg who cares 😂😭 I’ve watched this show plenty of times, I understand bts’s growth and learning experience during this show and why it’s important, but guess what? I still DISLIKE COOLIO. imagine being upset at someone for not reacting like you want them to react. Yall want authenticity but then get upset when you get it.

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2026-10-19 18:00 I've never read the comments in patreon before, but they seem overly focused on the negatives in general. Just wanna say I love your guys reactions and I watch them when I can't sleep, they always manage to clm me down if I'm thinking too much, please keep making them and being your authentic selves 💜
2026-10-16 15:21 I've never read the comments in patreon before, but they seem overly focused on the negatives in general. Just wanna say I love your guys reactions and I watch them when I can't sleep, they always manage to calm me down if I'm thinking too much, please keep making them and being your authentic selves 💜

I've never read the comments in patreon before, but they seem overly focused on the negatives in general. Just wanna say I love your guys reactions and I watch them when I can't sleep, they always manage to calm me down if I'm thinking too much, please keep making them and being your authentic selves 💜

jill

I’m excited for future eps!

SRK

the only reason i wanted to watch their reaction was that part and now I'm skipping lol (because I have a hate relationship with this show!)

Lizzy's Mom

The negativity here baffles me. If people hate it so much, why are they paying for it? There are several reactors that I initially supported on Patreon but dropped after I realized I was no longer enjoying their content. Rather than constantly criticizing CCW, maybe they should rethink their presence here. IMO

Lizzy's Mom

To me, one of the greatest outcomes of this show is that they stopped trying to look "hip hop" by wearing what were essentially parodies of the clothing. You can see it as the show progresses, that they realized how inappropriate their clothing was. That's the non-music thing they learned. Also, there's another great lesson later, but I won't spoil it.

Alice Smith

Maybe they will learn from the comments to see what bothers people, and change a few things. They are mostly suggestions not negative comments.

JinnieLaurie

They've already replied to the comments saying they reacted to all of AHL in one weekend so they can't change anything for the rest of the AHL reactions. And yet each week the negative comments are just piling on regardless, almost as though people are criticising without reading CCW's replies. Suggestions are fine but its completely unbalanced atm, like barely any positive comments just people complaining. So my comment was to try to bring back in some of the positive.