PHOTO: Namjoon phone lockscreen reads ‘fuck you’ and ‘fuck you too’ after he shared it on his Instagram story

Information reaching Kossyderrickent has it that Namjoon phone lockscreen reads ‘fuck you’ and ‘fuck you too’ after he shared it on his Instagram story.

MUSLIMS ARE currently dragging Namjoon on social media after sharing the song on his IG story. 

LYRICS of BAD Religion by Frank Ocean:

Taxi driver

Be my shrink for the hour

Leave the meter running

It’s rush hour

So take the streets if you wanna

Just outrun the demons, could you?

He said, “Allahu Akbar”

I told him, “Don’t curse me”

“Bo Bo, you need prayer”

I guess it couldn’t hurt me

If it brings me to my knees, it’s a bad religion, ooh

This unrequited love

To me, it’s nothing but a one-man cult

And cyanide in my Styrofoam cup

I can never make him love me

Never make him love me

Love me, love me

Love me, love me

Love me, love me

Love me, love me

Love me, love

Taxi driver

I swear I’ve got three lives

Balanced on my head like steak knives

I can’t tell you the truth about my disguise

I can’t trust no one

And you say, “Allahu Akbar”

I told him, “Don’t curse me”

“Bo Bo, you need prayer”

I guess it couldn’t hurt me

If it brings me to my knees, it’s a bad religion

Oh, unrequited love

To me, it’s nothing but a one-man cult

And cyanide in my Styrofoam cup

I can never make him love me

Never make him love me

No, no, ah

It’s a, it’s a bad religion

To be in love with someone

Who could never love you

Oh-oh-oh, only bad, only bad religion

Could have me feeling the way I do

MEANING OF BAD RELIGION BY FRANK OCEAN:

“Bad Religion” by Frank Ocean is a song about the pain of being in love with someone who can never reciprocate. The taxi driver serves as a stand-in for a therapist, listening to the narrator’s struggles with a “bad religion” of unrequited love that brings him to his knees. The narrator expresses their powerlessness in trying to make their beloved return their affections, and the emotions of despair, hopelessness, and desperation are conveyed through his words. In addition, the melancholy theme of the song is highlighted by the repeated chorus of “love me, love me” in the background. Ultimately, the song serves as a metaphor for the painful realization that despite our best efforts, love doesn’t always work out the way we want it to.

The reason some ARMY’s believed that BTS included an Arabic saying is because in the past, Suga believed Arabic beats would sound good in a Korean song.