[Review] The Young Folks describes "Dis-ease" as "packing so much punch that it threatens to spill over"

The Young Folks praise 'Dis-ease' in their album review of BE. 

“Dis-ease,” one of the greatest highlights on a uniformly strong album, is further proof J-Hope is more often than not the bands not-so-secret weapon. A 90’s inspired track that superbly escalates as the song goes on, it opens with J-Hope and his singular rapping style. “Dis-ease” is packing so much punch that it threatens to spill over, but it’s the barely contained mania that starts as a jog and ends as a sprint that makes it so wonderful, starting with J-Hope’s soul, moving to Suga’s laid-back verse (his best showing on the album) to a bridge that shows all four vocals bouncing off of one another until reaching its crescendo.

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