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BTS ENNEAGRAM TYPES: PART 9 | JUNG KOOK (JEON JUNGKOOK) TYPE 6 Part 9 focuses on BTS member Jung Kook. He is their main vocalist, sub-rapper, lead dancer, and their center. Center is a position where they appear in the front middle during performances and is considered the highest performance position. The person is chosen as center because they are either the main singer, the main dancer, the most popular member and/or have “stage presence.” He joined BTS as its youngest member at the age of 13 (US age; 15 Korean age). He also writes and produces music and earned full membership with the Korea Music Copyright Association (2024). In searching online for what others thought about Jung Kook’s Enneagram type, I was intrigued at the variety of answers people gave and baffled by the reasons people gave for their ideas. Some thought him an Enneagram Seven based on the idea that Jung Kook has a variety of interests. Being interested in many things does not make a person a Seven, plus once he’s interested in something, Jung Kook pursues this area to high levels of proficiency. Sevens, by contrast, get interested or stimulated by something, but drop pursuing it because they get bored easily or feel under-stimulated. The exception is when Sevens are deeply passionate about something. There were some online who thought Jung Kook was an Eight, but why? The reason was that Jung Kook is intense or because the person writing the comment perceived Jung Kook as a leader. However, being intense does not necessarily mean a person is an Eight. Two other Enneagram types, Fours and Sixes, are also intense relative to other people. Being a leader does also not make a person an Eight, because all Enneagram types can lead, just in nine different ways. Jung Kook does have some lead roles in BTS, but he is not, nor does he perceive himself, as a leader in BTS. Some people thought he was a Four because he’s intense, creative and artistic. However, creativity or being artistic does not align with a particular type. I know more about Jung Kook than any of the other BTS members, although I do not know him personally. It is because of him that I got so interested in BTS, their music, and their global impact. Last November, I saw a post on my Facebook feed about Jimmy Fallon, with a video. I do not watch late-night talk show hosts, Fallon being one of them. Why I clicked on this link I have no idea, but I did and Jung Kook was his special guest. I had no idea who he was although I had vaguely heard of BTS. WATCH JUNGKOOK’S MUSIC VIDEO Here: “Standing Next to You” on Jimmy Fallon (2023) https://lnkd.in/gnyyaS9y READ THE REST OF THE BLOG HERE: https://lnkd.in/g64zaCJ9 ACCESS THE WHOLE BTS SERIES HERE: https://lnkd.in/gtzNGkz #enneagram #Enneagramtype #enneagramtypes #TheEnneagraminBusiness #gingerlapidbogda #BTS #btsarmy #jungkook #jungkookbts

BTS ENNEAGRAM TYPES: PART 8 | SUGA (MIN YOONGI) TYPE 5 Part 8 focuses on BTS member Suga. He is the lead rapper, composer, and producer. He joined Big Hit Entertainment with the understanding he’d be a producer, would only have to rap and wouldn’t have to dance. But dance he does as a BTS member. He also writes and produces for musical groups outside BTS. In January 2018, he earned full membership with the Korea Music Copyright Association. MIN YOONGI (SUGA AKA AGUST D) ENNEAGRAM FIVE | THE “WISE” PERSON I think Yoongi, aka by his solo name as a rapper Agust D, is an Enneagram Five, as do most people who made comments online about his type. These are all, of course, speculative in nature. What is intriguing about him is that while he is often less vocal than other BTS members, both in Korean and in English, his speaking patterns and non-verbal demeanor are highly consistent with Enneagram Fives. Fives crave information and knowledge in areas of their particular interest and use emotional detachment as a way of keeping their involvement with others to a minimum. It isn’t that they don’t like people. In fact, many Fives are deeply curious about people and human nature. The main reason Fives want to minimize their engagement with others is because when they over-engage, they end up feeling completely drained of energy. Fives refer to this as a somatic experience of complete energetic depletion. Fives are analytic, objective, systematic, often introspective, and highly expert in selected areas, often on topics that are intriguing to them but may be obscure to others. Fives are also very private, even to the point of secrecy, are highly independent and place a high value on maintaining their own autonomy. They tend to place less emphasis on relationships and place more importance on mental functions such as thinking and ideas. GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF YOONGI Yoongi is often described as calm, chill, reserved, and a “cooler” character than the other BTS members. Enneagram Fives are frequently described in this way. This calmness and chill means that most things don’t impact them intensely or, at least, they are not highly reactive. This non-reactivity is primarily because they disconnect from their emotions and their physical sensations in real time, especially when they are with other people. Full engagement, in the Five’s belief system and experience, places a high demand on their energy, which is what they experience as a limited resource and, thus, want to conserve. Read the full Suga Blog here: https://lnkd.in/gi9mEGqF Read the full BTS blog series here: https://lnkd.in/gs-KURc #enneagram #enneagramtypes #Enneagramtype #TheEnneagraminBusiness #gingerlapidbogda #BTS #btsarmy #btssuga

BTS ENNEAGRAM TYPES: PART 8 | SUGA (MIN YOONGI) TYPE 5 Part 8 focuses on BTS member Suga. He is the lead rapper, composer, and producer. He joined Big Hit Entertainment with the understanding he’d be a producer, would only have to rap and wouldn’t have to dance. But dance he does as a BTS member. He also writes and produces for musical groups outside BTS. In January 2018, he earned full membership with the Korea Music Copyright Association. MIN YOONGI (SUGA AKA AGUST D) ENNEAGRAM FIVE | THE “WISE” PERSON I think Yoongi, aka by his solo name as a rapper Agust D, is an Enneagram Five, as do most people who made comments online about his type. These are all, of course, speculative in nature. What is intriguing about him is that while he is often less vocal than other BTS members, both in Korean and in English, his speaking patterns and non-verbal demeanor are highly consistent with Enneagram Fives. Fives crave information and knowledge in areas of their particular interest and use emotional detachment as a way of keeping their involvement with others to a minimum. It isn’t that they don’t like people. In fact, many Fives are deeply curious about people and human nature. The main reason Fives want to minimize their engagement with others is because when they over-engage, they end up feeling completely drained of energy. Fives refer to this as a somatic experience of complete energetic depletion. Fives are analytic, objective, systematic, often introspective, and highly expert in selected areas, often on topics that are intriguing to them but may be obscure to others. Fives are also very private, even to the point of secrecy, are highly independent and place a high value on maintaining their own autonomy. They tend to place less emphasis on relationships and place more importance on mental functions such as thinking and ideas. GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF YOONGI Yoongi is often described as calm, chill, reserved, and a “cooler” character than the other BTS members. Enneagram Fives are frequently described in this way. This calmness and chill means that most things don’t impact them intensely or, at least, they are not highly reactive. This non-reactivity is primarily because they disconnect from their emotions and their physical sensations in real time, especially when they are with other people. Full engagement, in the Five’s belief system and experience, places a high demand on their energy, which is what they experience as a limited resource and, thus, want to conserve. Read the full Suga Blog here: https://lnkd.in/g3cYEzbq Read the full BTS blog series here: https://lnkd.in/gtzNGkz #enneagram #enneagramtypes #Enneagramtype #TheEnneagraminBusiness #gingerlapidbogda #BTS #btsarmy #btssuga

How can you teach your clients to perform with emotion and authenticity? Unlocking the true potential of a musical performance requires more than just hitting the right notes—it's about connecting with your audience on a profound emotional level. A singer must enroll themselves first.   You must believe in the character, the circumstances and the words that you are expressing.  This is the transformative key that goes beyond the technicalities of music, focusing on conveying authentic emotions and telling a compelling story through song. 1️⃣ Embrace the Storytelling Aspect: Singers, delve deep into the narrative of your song. Analyze the music so you understand the emotions behind the lyrics, and immerse yourself in the story you're telling. Encourage your clients to visualize scenarios and create a vivid mental picture to infuse genuine emotions into their performance. 2️⃣ Connect Emotionally with the Lyrics: It's not just about singing words; it's about living them. Examine the social and historical impact that would have influenced the composer and the librettist at the time of conception of the work.  Work with your clients to identify personal connections to the lyrics or text—experiences, memories, or emotions that resonate with the song. This personalization adds layers of authenticity, making the performance more relatable and impactful. 3️⃣ Body Language and Facial Expression: Beyond the voice, teach your clients the importance of body language and facial expression. Every gesture and expression should complement the emotional tone of the song. Have your students give themselves the permission to become completely immersed in the role that they are portraying.  Help them understand that their entire being is a canvas to paint the emotional landscape of the music. 4️⃣ Vocal Dynamics for Emotional Impact: This begins with the Music first!  The composer has likely given clues in the score, either through dynamic markings, or the orchestration of the notes or accompaniment.  Be aware of the moving parts!  Guide your clients in using vocal dynamics to convey emotions effectively. Explore variations in tone, volume, and pacing to match the emotional nuances of the song. This adds a dynamic layer to the performance, keeping the audience engaged and captivated. 5️⃣ Authenticity Over Perfection: Remind your clients that authenticity trumps perfection. Emotions are raw and imperfect, and that's what makes them relatable. Encourage vulnerability and the willingness to express genuine feelings, even if it means showcasing imperfections in the process. Incorporating these few techniques into singing not only enhances the performance but also creates a memorable and impactful experience for the audience. By guiding your clients through these key aspects of acting for singers, you empower them to connect deeply with their music, leaving a lasting impression on those who listen. 🎶✨#Singing #ActingForSingers #PerformanceTips

Did you know that listening to 432 Hz #music can benefit your emotional and spiritual balance? Check out this article to learn more about the significance of this frequency and how it can positively impact your well-being. 🎵🌿 https://lnkd.in/eZRG5TgT #emf #wellbeing #5Gprotection #safetechnology #healthandwellness

Just a reminder, if the music makes YOU feel good, that's the music for you! You don't need to listen to classical and slow tempo beats only to lower your stress levels effectively! It's incredible to see such important research being shared on the connection between music and lowered stress levels. #stresssmarternotharder #stress #stressmanagement #stressrelief #stressfree #stressreduction #stressed #stressedout #chillout #chillvibes #tipsandtricks #stressmanagementtips #cognitivehealth #wellnessatwork #peakperformance #vagusnerve #breathwork #music

The Science of Music: How Melodies Can Improve Mental Health and Well-Being #music #wellbeing #health #mentalhealth https://lnkd.in/d3xScCgf

Important research being conducted by Psychologist and music scientist Krisna Adiasto at Radboud University on the impact of listening to music on your stress levels! They discovered that music genre doesn’t seem to play a role in the songs we choose to recover from stress, but the songs that work do have shared characteristics. “Music is hugely personal. It’s possible that a song that doesn’t fit within the two categories we identified may still work very well for someone, for example because that person has very pleasant associations with that specific song.” #stresssmarternotharder #stress #stressmanagement #stressrelief #stressfree #stressreduction #stressed #stressedout #chillout #chillvibes #tipsandtricks #stressmanagementtips #cognitivehealth #wellnessatwork #peakperformance #vagusnerve #breathwork #music

Psychology Today | Psychology and aversive impact of MUSIC...genre/style/preference/taste/flavor. A new psychological scale measures the aversiveness of disliked music. Dr. Nicolas Davidenko #illusions #reality #psychology #genre #preference #music #flow #creativity #awareness #pocket #style #jazz #opera #classical