‘Lost’ MV out: RM drops music video for the track from album ‘Right Place, Wrong Person’, ARMY reacts

BTS leader RM has dropped the music video of his track ‘Lost’ from his solo album, ‘Right Place, Wrong Person’ and fans are just stunned. Within a few hours of the song's release, #RightPersonWrongPlace was trending on social media. Fans flocked to the comment section to express their love for the music video.

RM drops ‘LOST’ MV

HYBE LABELS shared the music video featuring the talented rapper. The video gives insight into RM’s brain where he finds himself LOST in different situations. It starts with the two hosts introducing RM’s song. The BTS sensation is then shown standing inside a maze looking lost. He continues to find himself in different situations. He is shown in a building trying to find an escape.

According to BigHit Music, the song expresses that even such a situation might be okay when with friends. BTS ARMY was impressed with the concept and called the song a true masterpiece. The press release described the song as an alternative pop song about those who cannot find answers and are lost because of contradictory feelings.

Fans react to ‘LOST’ MV

BTS ARMY were left stunned with the creative concept of the MV. A fan wrote in comment section of BTS’ X handle, “RM is one genius musician for sure! So proud of him cause he can make his own music with his real 'colors'”. Another one wrote, “thank you namjoon this album is art i love you.”

About RM’s ‘Right Place, Wrong Person’

RM’s second solo album ‘Right Place, Wrong Person’ features 11 songs. Earlier on May 10, RM released the music video for the pre-release track ‘Come Back to Me’. RM’s debut record ‘Indigo’ came out in December 2022.

RM is currently serving his mandatory military duty. He enlisted in December 2023 along with his other bandmates V, Jimin, and Jungkook. BTS leader and the other six members are expected to reunite and convene their band activities in 2025 after completing their mandatory military service.

Also Watch: BLACKPINK's 'The Album' receives BRIT Gold certification in UK; first K-pop girl group to earn the honour