Troye Sivan Shares Story of How He Came To Write a Song for BTS
Troye Sivan is opening up about how BTS ended up recording a song that he co-wrote.
The 24-year-old actor and singer recently shared the story of how the song came about.
“My writing crew, the crew that I wrote ‘Youth’ with, the crew that I wrote ‘Bite’ with, the crew that I wrote so many of my songs with… The first song we ever, ever, ever wrote together, at the time, it was called ‘Hologram Hearts.’ Terrible, terrible title, and we wrote it and I was like, ‘Oh cool, I actually really like writing with these people. This was really fun.’ So we kept writing, the next time we wrote was when we wrote ‘Youth’ or something like that, and we sat on this song for like six years, ‘Hologram Hearts’, completely, completely forgot about it,” Troye dished.
“Somehow, it got into the hands of the BTS boys who I love, and they loved the song. They were like, ‘Wait, we’re gonna cut this.’ And I freaked out, quickly tried to learn Korean, failed miserably,” he continued. “Somebody translated it, and I guess they changed some lyrics and stuff like that, and now it’s called ‘Louder Than Bombs’, but I didn’t hear it until it was out in the world. So I was like, ‘Oh!’ At midnight or whenever that album came out, and refreshing, refreshing with the rest of the world, because everyone is obsessed, as they should be, and now I have a song on a BTS album, and I’m really excited about it, and I love it. And they sound SO good, so much better than I ever sounded on that song. So I’m happy.”
The other writers Troye is referring to are his friends Allie X, Leland and Bram Inscore.
Listen to “Louder Than Bombs” below!
