BTS (?????)‘ first English hit, “Dynamite,” peaked at the top of the Billboard Hot 100 with 577 million YouTube views to date. It is produced by David Stewart and appears on their upcoming album BE. Genius recently sat down with the UK producer to break down how the song was made.

Read more on Genius: https://genius.com/a/the-making-of-bts-dynamite-with-david-stewart

Read all the lyrics to “Dynamite” on Genius: https://genius.com/Bts-dynamite-lyrics

Watch the official music video for “Dynamite”: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gdZLi9oWNZg

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49 Replies to “The Making Of BTS’ (?????) “Dynamite” With David Stewart | Deconstructed”

  1. Join the club David, along with Bruno Mars and Ed Sheeran. It's formula writing at it's best…and it works! Just take a wildly successful song, (lets say…California Gurls" ) make the beat your own but keep the energy and essence. Take the chords and mix a bit, but be sure to change it enough to stay "original".. and you can even keep the "Oh Oh Oohhh Oh's" in there… and you've got a hit! Oh and be sure to drop the most famous K-Pop group in the world into the mix so nobody questions the final product. You can't miss and nobody will touch it! Congratulations! Such originality!

  2. This song reminds me of Steve Winwood's "Back in the High Life" era. I'd be surprised if Stewart didn't use that album as a reference point, and one could do far worse than drawing inspiration from that sound.

  3. Thank you so much for sharing this. I am thankful that they chose you. You helped put this together so we’ll and I congratulate you. I love this song it’s really I think my favorite English version one. Thank you again and job well done. I hope you will get together with them again

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