Is BTS' V in Jimin's 'WHO' music video? ARMY find Kim Taehyung's eyes in the MV
The song, which features Jimin's performance of dancing and singing through the streets at night, was released on YouTube by the singer's label, HYBE.
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When a song by one of the BTS members doesn't become an instant success, it's seldom shocking. Singer Jimin debuted the music video for his most recent song, "WHO," of his album "MUSE," on Friday, July 19. The song, which features Jimin's performance of dancing and singing through the streets at night, was released on YouTube by the singer's label, HYBE. The almost three-minute song showcases cars and television sets burning in the backdrop, contributing to the dramatic atmosphere. In fact, there is even a tornado, in the midst of all of this, representing Jimin's inner struggle symbolically.
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The group's devoted fanbase, known as ARMY, has already bestowed upon it the prestigious title of 'Song of the Year'. However, amidst their enthusiasm, fans noticed an intriguing detail—appearances they believe to be the eyes of Jimin's bandmate and soulmate, V (Kim Taehyung).
This discovery sparked a flurry of discussions on X (formerly Twitter), where fans expressed their excitement over Taehyung's surprise cameos. They highlighted his previous appearance in J-hope's song 'MORE' and his latest appearance in Jimin's MV, celebrating his ability to captivate and surprise fans across various musical projects.
More about 'WHO':
The track is from Jimin's second album, "MUSE", which he recorded and produced prior to his enlistment in December 2023. The album consists of seven songs, namely "Interlude: Showtime", "Smeraldo Garden Marching Band" (feat. Loco), "WHO", "Be Mine", "Slow Dance", and "Closer Than This".
Where is BTS?
Kim Seokjin, the eldest member of the K-pop group, was the first to enlist in 2022 and completed his military service on June 11. The remaining six members of BTS—Kim Namjoon, Min Yoongi, Jung Hoseok, Park Jimin, Kim Taehyung, and Jeon Jung-kook—are currently fulfilling their military duties in South Korea. They recently reunited to celebrate Jin's return after completing his mandatory service.