BTS' Jin has launched his solo career with the release of his debut album, 'Happy,' featuring six tracks that showcase a variety of musical styles and collaborations. The album includes the lead track "Running Wild," co-produced by Gary Barlow, and features collaborations with artists like Wendy from Red Velvet and members of One Ok Rock. Jin's solo debut comes as other BTS members fulfill their military service, and he is set to perform on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on Nov. 20.
BTS member Jin has released his debut solo album 'Happy,' showcasing his musical versatility with a mix of New Wave, rock, and piano ballads. The album features collaborations with artists like Gary Barlow and WENDY from Red Velvet, and includes tracks like "Running Wild" and "I will come to you," the latter being a tribute to his fans post-military service. This album marks a significant step in Jin's solo career as BTS members explore individual projects during their hiatus.
BTS' Jin participated in the Paris Olympic Torch Relay as South Korea's representative, leading the Louvre Museum section. He expressed his gratitude to fans for the opportunity. The relay, which started in Marseille, will continue through various French landmarks before the Olympics' opening ceremony on July 26. Jin recently completed his mandatory military service and reunited with BTS for their 11th anniversary celebrations.
BTS's Jin participated as a torchbearer in the Paris 2024 Olympic Games torch relay on Bastille Day, expressing his gratitude to fans and support for Korean athletes. He passed the torch to former French freestyle skier Sandra Laoura and shared his excitement and nervousness about the event.
K-Netizens are criticizing HYBE for the additional costs associated with BTS member Jin's hug event, accusing the company of exploiting fans by requiring them to purchase multiple albums for a chance to participate. Fans argue that the event feels like a scheme to offload extra albums and tarnishes Jin's image, with many expressing frustration over K-Pop companies' greed and disregard for fans' financial constraints.
BTS's Jin will be discharged from the army on June 12, 2024, and will host a fan meeting the next day at Jamsil Indoor Sports Stadium as part of 2024 FESTA. The event, requested by Jin, will include light hugs or handshakes with fans and a final message from Jin, available via paid live streaming. Fans are eagerly anticipating the event.
BTS fans are eagerly anticipating the '2024 FESTA' events scheduled from June 2-13, despite the group's ongoing military service hiatus. Notably, member Jin is set to be discharged on June 12, adding to the excitement.
BTS member Jin is nearing the end of his mandatory military service and has shared a video message with fans hinting at his return to music soon. He encouraged fans to wait a little longer to see him with short hair and promised to start working hard again. Other BTS members, including J-Hope and Suga, have also enlisted, with RM, Jimin, V, and Jung Kook set to fulfill their military obligations. BTS is on hiatus until 2025 to allow all members to complete their service.
BTS member Jin updates his Instagram with emotional photos of Jimin and Jungkook, who recently enlisted for mandatory military service. Jin's caption expresses his feelings of sadness and nostalgia, leading fans to comment on his caring nature and role as a mentor to the younger members. It is speculated that Jin may be training Jimin and Jungkook during their basic military training.
BTS member Jin joins Jungkook's surprise livestream on Weverse and jokingly advises him to practice the Armed Forces Bare Hand Exercise instead of working out for his upcoming military enlistment. Jin's playful comment sparks laughter among fans as they enjoy the members' interactions before their enlistment.
BTS member Jin's solo music video for "The Astronaut" surpasses 100 million views on YouTube on his birthday, marking his second solo video to achieve this milestone after "Epiphany."