BTS band member Jin is ready to start his necessary army service subsequent month in South Korea, it’s been reported.
A supply with direct data of the state of affairs confirmed the information to CNN, stating Jin would enter service on December 13 at Yeoncheon military base within the northern Gyeonggi province.
The affirmation comes after Jin took to the Korean cell app Weverse, that makes a speciality of artist-to-fan communications for musicians, on Thursday, to inform followers to steer clear of his miltary coaching centre.
“Studies have come out towards my will, however our Armys (BTS followers), shouldn’t come to the coaching centre,” he wrote.
“It might be harmful as a result of the place shall be crowded with many individuals in addition to me who’re coming. Military, I like you.”
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Jin, who’s the band’s oldest member and turns 30 on December 4, is the primary of his bandmates to undertake army service.
CNN claimed the star’s service would “start with a five-week fundamental coaching course” earlier than he’s “assigned to a unit, based mostly on normal apply.”
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It was revealed final month that each one seven members of the favored Okay-pop band would serve their necessary army duties below South Korean regulation, ending a debate on exempting them due to their creative accomplishments.
Their administration firm, Massive Hit, additionally revealed the band members had been “wanting ahead to reconvening as a gaggle once more round 2025 following their service dedication.”
The band — its different members being J-Hope, RM, Jungkook, V and Jimin — launched in 2013. They’re at the moment taking a break to work on solo initiatives, in addition to their army service.
Jin debuted his first solo single and music video for “The Astronaut”, which was co-written by Coldplay, final month.