BTS is on their way to becoming hip-hop sensations.

The seven-member boy group recently got the help of U.S. hip-hop sensation Warren G for their upcoming music video "Boy In Luv."

Warren G focused on bringing out an "authentic hip-hop feel" in the music video, according to the Korean publication Osen.

The process of the boys working with Dr. Dre's little brother will be broadcast on BTS' reality television program "American Hustle Life," which airs on the Korean channel Mnet.

"This music video is going to be very different from the clips that we saw when BTS first debuted. They'll be straying from the 'uniform concept' where they appealed only to teenage fans," stated the producer for "American Hustle."

The producer added, "Fans will be able to experience a more manly side of BTS through 'Boy In Luv.'"

The music video for "Boy In Luv" was filmed at the home of Marilyn Monroe in Beverly Hills, which is where rapper 50Cent and Kendrick Lamar filmed their video for the track "We Up." The boys of BTS took on the responsibility of finding one special female participant to be in their music video as they were spotted going out into the streets of Los Angeles to the perfect lady that would be interested to take on the role, according to Yahoo Entertainment Singapore.

The boys gave a snippet of their highly anticipated "new concept" by releasing the behind the scenes footage for the photo shoot for the cover of their "Dark & Wild" album, according to Allkpop.

The members were seen showing off their "bad boy" concept to perfectly suit their title track "Danger." In the video, the boys of BTS are seen ripping denim and donning sexy black attire on set.

Although the members of BTS are just starting to shed their boy-next-door image, they're all about representing their generation in the deepest way possible.  

"Our generation is going through a lot of hardships in life. We're facing a lot of prejudice and suppression. We want to protect our generation's thoughts and values from the prejudice that pours down on us like bullets," explained member j-hope.