Moonlight (저 달)

Agust D, the alter ego of BTS member Suga, is known for his introspective and often raw lyrical content, and 'Moonlight (저 달)' is no exception. The song serves as a contemplative piece, where Agust D reflects on his journey from humble beginnings in Daegu's underground scene to his current success, symbolized by living in a penthouse in Hannam The Hill, one of Seoul's most luxurious residences. The lyrics express a sense of disbelief, akin to Peter Pan, at the surreal nature of his life's transformation. He grapples with internal conflicts, such as anger and laziness, and questions the nature of his relationship with music and the life he leads.

The chorus of 'Moonlight' draws a poignant contrast between the changes in Agust D's life and the constancy of the moonlight. Despite the many alterations in his circumstances, the moonlight remains the same, suggesting that some aspects of life or perhaps his inner self remain unchanged. This could be interpreted as a metaphor for the artist's core identity and values, which persist regardless of external success or failure. The song also touches on the inevitability of change for everyone and suggests that how one adapts to these changes is part of their 'karma' or destiny.

Agust D also delves into the duality of his feelings about his talent and career. He oscillates between feeling like a genius and doubting his abilities, a common experience for many artists. The struggle with creative blocks is candidly depicted, and he likens this to the broader uncertainties of life. Despite the pressures and expectations placed upon him, Agust D resolves to continue pushing forward, embracing the challenges and responsibilities that come with his success. 'Moonlight' is a track that encapsulates the complexity of personal growth and the search for balance between change and constancy in life.