BTS’s Jin Teases Solo Single, Shock Collaborator

Jin would be the subsequent BTS member to launch solo music, the singer introduced throughout the band’s free-of-charge “But to Come” live performance in South Korea on Saturday.

Jin made positive to spare the small print on names and dates, however he did state there was a single he made in collaboration “with somebody that I’d all the time actually preferred,” in accordance with a translation by Soompi.

“It’s not an enormous album or something, it’s only a single,” he confirmed. “I’ve filmed quite a bit various things lately, and there’s nonetheless quite a bit left to movie, so I hope you’ll take pleasure in all of it.”

The collaboration will likely be his first lone launch since BTS introduced that its seven members — Jin, Suga, J-Hope, RM, Jimin, V and Jungkook — can be taking a hiatus earlier this June.

The weekend occasion, which was live-streamed in partnership with Weverse (the fan platform operated by the band’s administration group Hybe Leisure), raked in roughly 49 million views in help of Busan’s bid to host the 2030 World Expo.

Additionally throughout the live performance, band members reassured followers in regards to the looming break with J-Hope stating, “I believe we’re in a part the place we want your belief.”

RM additionally echoed, “All seven members have the identical ideas proper now. We’ll proceed to make and carry out music should you give us your belief.”

Previously three years, Jin has shared a number of solo singles together with 2019’s “Tonight,” 2020’s “Abyss” and final yr’s “Yours” and “Tremendous Tuna.” He’s the second member of BTS to launch solo music after the band introduced that it might be taking a break to concentrate on particular person careers.

Following the information of the hiatus, J-Hope unveiled his personal solo album “Jack within the Field,” by way of BTS’s label Large Hit Music, and likewise made a historic competition look at Lollapalooza, turning into the primary South Korean artist to headline a most important stage at a large-scale American music competition.