Whoever made this decision for this album is brilliant. Their way around this previously was to use a binder (which means there's holes on the side of the page) or having loose-leaf photos like they did for Map of the Soul: 7, but using really cheap, thin paper so the images came out extremely grainy and weren't fully opaque when framed. I'm really glad they finally did this (it only took 7 years) so that we can actually remove and frame the photos without ruining the integrity of the packaging or the photos (like tearing out pages from magazines is usually a nightmare for fear of ripping part of the actual image). The second photobook is made in the style of a tearable notepad so that you can actually remove the photos individually without ruining the book. It just doesn't feel like a complete BTS album without the photobook.īTS BE Deluxe Edition Album - Photobook #1 - BTSīTS BE Deluxe Edition Album - Photobook #1 - RM and SugaīTS BE Deluxe Edition Album - Photobook #1 - Jin and J-HopeīTS BE Deluxe Edition Album - Photobook #1 - Jimin and VīTS BE Deluxe Edition Album - Photobook #1 - Jungkook The first one is, of course, the traditional photobook with perfect binding, which I really missed from Map of the Soul: 7. And man, they did a fucking good job because for the first time ever, they included not just one photobook, but two. So it's well-known that BTS designed this entire album themselves, from the photoshoots to the packaging to the contents. It shipped out last night and arrived this afternoon.) And now I understand why this is their most expensive album to date (yes, $66 CAD plus tax). My BTS BE Deluxe Edition album arrived today!!! (Amazon does not play around. (Warning: This post is long and extremely photo-heavy.)

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