Here's a glimpse of each BTS members in their school days

In the eyes of the public and fans, the seven members of BTS are the top K-pop idols and BTS is the "21st century pop icon." It is not an exaggeration to say that the idols whose in their 30s are role models in terms of talent and work ethic.

But like any other young people, they also had "tumultuous" years as teenagers. In a magazine issue, the members recounted what kind of students they were during their school days.

From high achievers to procrastinators, each member has a different story when it comes to school. Watch out what each member had to say below.

Jin

When it comes to school, Jin considers himself as "average student." Surprisingly, the reason he became like that is because he had a much deeper love for video games.

"I also have a dorky side but I listened well in class, I also ate well, and when it ended, I went straight to home. I was the so-called mediocre student," Jin said humorously.

Even now, when he has free time, he sometimes play games on live broadcasts for fans to watch. Well, even Jin can't resist the charm of video games like any other boy.

Yoongi

Yoongi seems to be the one who surprised fans the most with his achievements when he was in school. He was known to be hard-working student and never broke any school rules.

More notably, Yoongi was a member of student council, school basketball team, and even composed the school's national anthem with his musical skills.

Hoseok

Having shown a passion for dancing since he was young, Hobi was more interested in learning about choreography than focusing on theory lessons.

He once recalled, "In middle school, while I was studied I also did my best learning how to dance. I received various awards with my performances and I remember that I was also pretty famous among my friends."

Namjoon

Known for his impressive IQ of 148, Namjoon was initially at the top of his class. However, he dropped out when he shifted his focus to BTS.

"When I was in middle school, I was an honour student, and I was also the type of person who wanted to be class president but I got into the company, and my life as a trainee started so I just went to school to sleep (laughs). Before entered the company, I also had a result to be able to enter the first of the top of the nation, but after that I fell to 2nd ~ 3rd," he said.

Even when he "slept" in class, he was still in the top position. How admirable! If Namjoon had pursued an idol career, it's very possible that a politician like Kim Namjoon would be in front of us.

Jimin

Jimin was so tired from his trainee life that he slept a lot in school, just like the leader of BTS. He laughed as he said, "I entered an art school in Busan. But since I became a trainee and I had lessons till dawn and slept during classes.

Taehyung 

Taehyung spent all his time for eating—and he even shared an exciting tidbit about entering a drag competition.

"When it was a break time, I went to take a peek at all the classrooms, I also went to buy something to eat. I was a kid who couldn't stop eat for even a second. When I was in elementary school, I participated in a drag competition (he wore female clothes) and I passed the qualification so it'd became a good memory," he said.

Jungkook

Jungkook's shy and introverted personality made it difficult for him to make friends when he first arrived in Seoul, so he was a bit lonely.

"In order to become a trainee, I come from Busan to Seoul, but I was shy and couldn't make friends, so I was kind of lonely..." Jungkook said.

For those who often change school or have to migrate, they will surely understand his sadness. But luckily, Jungkook still has his six hyungs who love and support him as he grows up.