
BTS (Bangtan Sonyeondan) Jin successfully concluded a heartfelt fan event. Jin held 'Merry Run Around' today (24th) morning at Lotte World in Songpa District, Seoul. This special fan event was part of a face-to-face signing event commemorating the release of his solo album 'Happy'. As a K-POP artist, he received enthusiastic responses from fans worldwide for this unique attempt to hold a signing event on a merry-go-round for the first time. On this day, he met 50 fans before the opening of Lotte World and greeted them, saying, 'I wanted to hold a signing event, but I thought a regular signing event wouldn't be interesting, so I came up with this idea. I'm happy if you like it.' He then rode the merry-go-round, meeting each fan. The venue was filled with laughter as he wore various signing event items prepared by the ARMY (the name of BTS's fans). Especially during this event, Jin's affection for the fans was clearly evident. Originally, the event was designed for Jin and fans to ride the merry-go-round one-on-one and converse while going around. However, he requested to ride twice with each fan due to not having enough time to talk, which changed the event's format on the spot. As a result, he rode the merry-go-round over 100 times while conversing with fans. After the event, he shared, 'The happiest moments since my discharge were the '2024 FESTA' on June 13 and the 'Happy' release commemorative fan showcase held last week. I think I need to work hard to make everyone happy and entertained. I will strive to meet you all more often in the future.' Additionally, he gifted all fans present with free passes to Lotte World and special gifts. The location of this special fan event was particularly meaningful, aligning perfectly with the main concept of his new album 'Happy', which was released on the 15th. Jin's 1st solo album 'Happy' has topped global charts, recording the top spot on Japan's Oricon Weekly Digital Album Ranking (for the period of November 11-17) within three days of its release. The title track 'Running Wild' achieved his personal best performance, ranking 8th on Spotify's 'Daily Top Songs Global' and 25th on the UK's Official Singles Chart right after its release.
BTS's Jin prefers to spend his days off at home, as shared by TXT's Beomgyu on a recent variety show. Beomgyu mentioned their strong friendship and gaming sessions, highlighting Jin's view that staying home is safer than going out, which resonated with the show's hosts. Beomgyu also noted his introverted nature, stating he would rather stay in even during vacations.
BTS's 'THE CITY LAS VEGAS' project marks the start of 'GLOBAL THE CITY 2.0', featuring red illuminations and immersive experiences across Las Vegas. The Sphere arena will showcase BTS's latest album, while iconic landmarks will light up in red during concert dates. The project aims to fill the city with BTS's music and messages, creating a unique experience for fans and tourists alike.
BTS is set to co-headline the halftime show at the 2026 FIFA World Cup final, a historic first for the event. They will perform alongside Madonna and Shakira, with the show produced by Global Citizen to raise awareness for global issues. BTS expressed their honor in participating and the importance of music in spreading hope and unity.
A hacker, identified as A, has been extradited from Thailand to South Korea after stealing over 38 billion won from BTS's Jungkook and other wealthy individuals. The hacker accessed personal information and illegally withdrew funds from financial accounts. Jungkook's securities account was targeted, but swift action prevented financial loss.
During a BTS concert in Mexico, Jimin was seen gifting his hat to a young fan who was crying. He comforted her with kind words, creating a touching moment that resonated with many. The fan's mother expressed gratitude on social media, highlighting the impact of Jimin's gesture. BTS performed in Mexico City, sharing emotional moments with around 150,000 fans.
BTS held three sold-out concerts in Mexico City, drawing around 150,000 fans and incorporating local culture into their performances. Highlights included a special rendition of 'Airplane pt.2' and dancers in traditional lucha libre masks. The event generated an estimated $107.5 million in economic impact, with significant fan turnout both inside and outside the venue.
BTS demonstrates their global influence through their world tour, generating an estimated $1.8 billion in revenue, surpassing Taylor Swift's impact in Mexico. Their visit to the Mexican presidential palace drew massive crowds, marking a historic moment in pop culture. This phenomenon, termed 'BTSnomics', highlights their economic significance and record-breaking achievements in the music industry.
Jungkook of BTS reveals his wild masculinity in the June cover of Harper's BAZAAR Korea, showcasing a unique charm and confidence. He reflects on enjoying the photoshoot experience and expresses excitement about the ongoing world tour, feeling alive on stage with fans' cheers. He also shares his journey on social media, gaining millions of followers in just nine months.
BTS's V electrified Mexico City with a concert as part of their 'ARIRANG' world tour, engaging fans in Spanish and breaking social media records. His heartfelt message about missing Mexican fans resonated deeply, while the concert's economic impact was estimated at $175 million. The tour spans 34 cities globally, marking a record for a solo artist.
Jungkook of BTS is gaining attention as he is featured in the children's biography series 'My Itty-Bitty Bio,' becoming the first Korean artist to do so. He joins stars like Taylor Swift and Beyoncé. Previously, he was also included in 'Brain Candy Books' for American elementary students. BTS recently made a successful comeback with their album 'ARIRANG' and is currently on a world tour, having achieved significant sales and chart success.
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