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BTS's Namjoon aka RM says he dosen't want his child to be like him

Updated on: 11 April,2022 05:32 PM IST  |  Mumbai
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The leader of the K-pop group answered fan questions

BTS's Namjoon aka RM says he dosen't want his child to be like him

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BTS leader RM, has in the past often spoken about how he hopes to be a dad in the future. So, it came as a surprise to fans when in a recent chat, the rapper seems to have changed his plans. In a chat with fans, RM said, "How many kids I'd like to have? I used to want to have kids so bad but now, not so much! When I think about a kid who's like me, since I was not a very nice kid to my mom I don't like that idea."


Opening up about his mixtape the rapper said, "I don't know when it'll come out but I'm trying to release it this year, so I really want to do it well, with a really different feel and a  lot of people. I might do it with feels that you can't even imagine."


He also answered a question about those who don't like BTS, saying, "There have always been people who hate us, to be honest. Some of that might be our fault, maybe, but often times not. I don't want to respond to such negative energies, especially since Army have such a hard time. It's really a waste of energy."


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