I started listening to some of their music when my friend introduced me to them. One of the first songs I really got into was “Forever Rain” by RM. So, even before I got into the group’s music, I was already in love with “Forever Rain.” RM also became one of the first members I could recognize visually in the lineup. Of course, I have his albums *Right Place, Wrong Person* and *Indigo*. “Forever Rain” was from his mixtape, but these are his official releases. I definitely recommend checking out his music if you have time. If you love more experimental music, music that’s really driven by its lyrics, and music that’s just interesting and fascinating, definitely listen to this album. I think you have to watch the music videos to get the full experience of some of my favorite songs, which are “Domodachi,” “Come Back to Me,” and “Lost!” You won’t get the full experience of the songs if you don’t watch their music videos. *Indigo* is also a really well-constructed album, in the way the songs are put together. He was so thoughtful about the collaborations he wanted for this album, and you can really tell that the person he chose for each song was exactly who was meant to be on it. I really love the song he has with Erykah Badu on this album, so I would definitely recommend checking it out. I’m filming this introduction after the fact, following the reading. I’ll let my past self tell you about some of the books RM has recommended or read over the years, and what I’ll be reading in today’s video. I’m using Namjoon’s Library—or Juny’s Library, I think that’s the website’s domain name—to look at the books RM has recommended in some way. Before I show you what I’m going to read for this video, I want to show you a few books I’ve read that he recommended, along with other books he sort of recommended and the like. These are the ones I’ve read that Namjoon has recommended in some way. Most of them, except for these two—*The Catcher in the Rye* and *The Life Before Us*—are included. I believe this one was just seen on his bookshelf, and this one was seen in—was it the “Fire” music video?
