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BTS RM reveals secret behind his success

BTS leader RM has shared an emotional story about his family, revealing how his parents played different but equally important roles in shaping his life and career.

Speaking during a recent interview, the South Korean rapper said his father’s unrealized dream became one of the biggest reasons he received unwavering support to pursue music.

RM, whose real name is Kim Nam-joon, explained that his father had once hoped to become a cartoon artist. However, financial hardships prevented him from following that dream, forcing him to choose a more practical path in life.

The BTS star said his father understood the pain of giving up a lifelong passion. Because of that experience, he never discouraged RM from pursuing music and instead encouraged him to follow his ambitions.

According to RM, his father’s own sacrifices inspired him to chase his dreams without fear. He believes his father wanted him to have the opportunity that he never received.

While his father motivated him to dream big, RM said his mother offered a different kind of support by helping him stay grounded and make careful decisions.

He shared that his mother always encouraged him to remain practical, avoid unnecessary risks and value stability even while pursuing success.

Reflecting on his upbringing, RM said he learned to balance ambition with responsibility because of the different perspectives his parents offered.

The 31-year-old artist compared himself to the pendulum of a clock, constantly moving between his father’s encouragement to take chances and his mother’s advice to stay cautious.

He said the guidance he received from both parents helped shape his personality and career, allowing him to pursue his goals while remaining focused and balanced.

RM also expressed gratitude to his parents, describing them as a major source of strength throughout his journey from an aspiring musician to one of the world’s most successful artists.

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