BTS's V shares candid photos and videos on Instagram, reflecting on January and welcoming February, engaging with fans.
February/8/2026 11:21
BTS's V has been continuously sharing recent shots and interacting with fans. Yesterday (7th), he posted several photos and videos on his Instagram with the words in Hangul "End of January, Beginning of February." Since "end" and "beginning" mean the end and the start in Japanese, it is speculated that V is reflecting on last month and preparing for the new month. The daily photos released captured V in an unadorned manner. Notably, he was seen walking arm in arm with his close friend Park Hyung-sik in the night streets, spending time with members in the practice room, and eating taiyaki and street oden. His fashion items, including a black coat, checkered scarf, glasses, and scarf, created a sophisticated atmosphere that drew attention. Additionally, the results of a test titled "My Music Age" also attracted interest. The corresponding image showed V's music age as "82 years old," with an explanation stating, "You are into music from the late 1950s. Your playlist has a rich history." Fans who saw the post reacted enthusiastically, saying, "His taste in music is wonderful as expected" and "I’m even more captivated by his simple appearance."
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