Jin Hit News in English

  As some fans may already know, during the opening performance of BTS's first concert in Argentina on October 21, the group had briefly pause the show out of concern for the audience's safety. Jimin and several other members  noticed that fans in the standing area were dancing and swaying vigorously to the beat while standing extremely close together, creating the impression that the crowd was pushing against one another. This raised concerns that the movements could become dangerous, particularly for those at the front. Jimin even addressed the crowd directly, speaking in a tone that clearly conveyed his concern: “Uh, guys, I love it (here), and I missed you guys a lot, too. But if you push each other like that, it could be dangerous for those on the first floor. Whoa, whoa, it’s a bit dangerous if you do that, so please don’t push each other. That way, we can all enjoy the concert together. You can do that, right? Thank you. I’d be really grateful if you could enjoy this co...

  BTS's stage setup during the South American leg of their ARIRANG World Tour has become a topic of debate after ARMYs noticed that the LED screen system used in the region differs significantly from those at previous tour stops. Amid criticism over ticket prices and the overall concert experience, an Argentine company has explained the reasons behind the decisions, citing stadium structures and operating costs. During the tour stops in South Korea, the United States, Mexico, and Europe, BTS used a 360-degree stage featuring a 12-panel LED screen system, including four screens forming a central cube and additional side screens ( pantallas laterales ). This setup allowed to follow the members' performances from different angles. However, when the tour reached South America, the stage configuration was modified, retaining only the four central screens while removing the additional side screens. The change has also sparked complaints about ticket prices. Some Latin American ARMYs,...

  Among K-pop idols, Jin seems to rank number one when it comes to consistently coming up with unique and entertaining content for fans. His RUN JIN  series is beloved for its variety of challenges, hands-on experiences, and moments that showcase his distinct personality. Even during his solo world tour, Jin has found ways to do things differently. While the conventional concert format is largely one-way, with artists performing and fans watching, he has transformed his stage into an attractive moments with their idol. Jin is also well-known for his willingness to fulfill fans' requests, so it seems there are very few entertainment-related requests from ARMY that he would turn down. There is no exception, though. During a recent interaction, Jin had to tell ARMY that he could not bring a beloved series that many fans had been hoping to see again due to health-related limitations. That series is none other than Eat Jin , the mukbang show that became closely associated with the ...

  Jin is the oldest member of BTS, but in reality, he's only a few months older than Yoongi. Despite their relatively small age difference, their personalities and behaviors are quite the opposite. While Yoongi tends to be quiet and reserved, Jin is full of energy, playful, and mischievous—almost like the group's maknae. Yet it s precisely these differences that make them such compatible roommates! In a letter to Jin, Yoongi once expressed his affection and appreciation, writing, "To Jinjinjara/Seokjin!! It's your eternal roommate, Yoongi." Meanwhile, Jin once made his feelings clear while talking to Yoongi, declaring, "If I had to live with someone, it wouldn't be my brother, my mom, my dad, Jungkook, or any of the other members. I'd choose YOU!" Not only do they make the perfect lifelong roommates, but they also have qualities that the other can learn from, whether they involve habits or talents. Jin once remarked that Yoongi's ability to e...

  There is no denying that "Seven" is one of Jungkook's most successful solo releases. Notably, its music video also made headlines for featuring Jungkook's first collaboration with a renowned K-biz actress, Han Sohee. The sight of the two well-known stars together on set quickly attracted significant attention from fans and the entertainment industry. Han Sohee is widely recognized as a talented actress with a versatile acting range, having made her mark in several hit television dramas. She also has considerable experience appearing in music videos, having featured in projects by various artists, including SHINee's "Tell Me What to Do," Roy Kim's "Let's Stop It," Jung Yonghwa's "Woman Girl," and MeloMance's "Greeting." Given her background, fans couldn't help but wonder how Han Sohee felt about working with a BTS member for the first time. Fortunately, one fan had the opportunity to ask the actress abou...

  When the GRAMMYs announced the Best Asian Pop Musi Performance  category in July this year, BTS declared that they would not submit any songs for consideration that year. The group expressed their wish to be "heard and loved for what is, rather than being divided by region or language." The statement received widespread support from netizens, critics, and industry professionals in both South Korea and internationally, while the GRAMMYs faced criticism. Although the Recording Academy later stated that it would review the issue, it ultimately decided to retain Best Asian Pop Music Performance  category in early October, citing a "significant number of submissions" in its inaugural year. The firs list of nominees for the GRAMMYs' Best Asian Pop Music Performance  category will serve as an early test of the category's identity. However, contrary to te Recording Academy's earlier statement, some of K-pop's most iconic names are already missing from the ...