BTS has unveiled a striking new music video, blending noir aesthetics with unexpected humor.

On April 2 (KST), BTS released the MV for "2.0," a track from their fifth full-length album ARIRANG, via the HYBE Labels YouTube channel.

A Noir Concept Inspired by Cinema

The music video draws direct inspiration from Oldboy, particularly its iconic corridor fight scene. BTS reinterprets the sequence with their own stylized twist.

Dressed in sharp suits, the members step out of a worn elevator into a narrow hallway, confronting a group of men—evoking classic noir tension.

However, the mood quickly flips. Comedic props such as back scratchers, traditional fans, and flutes, along with playful disguises, subvert expectations and add a layer of humor.

"BTS 2.0" — A New Phase

The MV visually reinforces the song's theme of transformation. In one key scene, the members change outfits inside an elevator before transitioning into a powerful group performance in an abandoned building—symbolizing their evolution into "BTS 2.0."

The choreography highlights dynamic pacing and structured progression, signaling a refined performance style and a new artistic phase.

BTS described the video as a showcase of their "evolved performance," adding that the filming atmosphere was filled with laughter as members couldn't stop reacting to each other.

"2.0" is a hip-hop trap track marked by unconventional rhythms, with lyrics reflecting the group's growth and transition into a new chapter.

Meanwhile, BTS will kick off their ARIRANG world tour from April 9 to 12 at Goyang Stadium, launching their next global era.