Intro: Boy Meets Evil

BTS's 'Intro: Boy Meets Evil' is a powerful and introspective track that delves into the themes of temptation, ambition, and the consequences of succumbing to one's darker desires. The song, performed by J-Hope, a member of the globally acclaimed South Korean group BTS, serves as an introduction to their album 'WINGS' and sets a tone of internal conflict and self-reflection.

The lyrics paint a picture of a person who has lost their way due to a youthful and reckless love, symbolizing a broader metaphor for any temptation that leads one astray from their dreams and goals. The 'light of my future' darkens as the protagonist sharpens the 'poison of ambition' daily, only to realize that their insatiable greed has dulled the metaphorical blade. The song acknowledges the seductive nature of this 'evil love,' equating it to a devil that should not be held hands with, despite the protagonist's inability to resist its allure.

As the song progresses, the imagery becomes more intense, with the protagonist feeling suffocated by the twisted reality and the nightly closing of eyes, suggesting a willful ignorance or an attempt to escape. The 'orgel of tragedy' that rings every night symbolizes a repetitive cycle of suffering. The protagonist is fully aware of the destructive path they're on, likening their greed to a trumpet that calls forth hell. The repetition of 'Too bad, but it’s too sweet' emphasizes the addictive nature of this evil, acknowledging its wrongness while also admitting to its irresistible appeal. Ultimately, the song conveys the message that giving in to such temptations can lead to one's downfall, yet the struggle against them is a difficult battle to fight.