In a section focusing on Jin's private world, viewers were given a peek into the friendship he's had with his friends since his first appearance. The latest episode of the documentary series BTS Traces: Beyond the Star It features band member Kim Seokjin showcasing his circle of regular non-celebrity friends, refuting the playful claim made during an interview that he has no friends.
The BTS army, which had been oblivious to the singer's private circle of non-celebrity friends all these years, was surprised to see the sector.
They flocked to social media and expressed their happiness, mixed with amazement, at watching the BTS idol reveal his non-celebrity friends in the docuseries. Fans were amazed when they heard him say that his childhood friends are always at his house, even if he is out filming or recording.
“It's really rare to have friends like them”: ARMY moved to tears seeing Jin happy and safe with his non-celebrity friends
The last two episodes of BTS Traces: Beyond the Star It aired on January 10, 2024 and was named Still purple And The promise of tomorrow. In the episode, abyss The singer-songwriter was spotted on a camping trip with his childhood friends and having discussions around the fire.
the abyss The singer-songwriter, who is also the eldest among his BTS peers, told his non-celebrity friends about an incident that happened to him during the flight when he burned himself, and they suggested he use ice.
Gene noted that a friend had teased him just to “put up with it” when he said he was “too lazy.” During a fun conversation, Jin told a story about how he once tore a ligament and tried to push through the pain, but his buddies scolded him and rushed him to the hospital.
The singer expressed his gratitude and emphasized the value of their relationship, admitting that he would not have received proper care without their help.
Even the fun side of Jin and Joon Han's friendship was enhanced by the uncanny trust the BTS star's mother bestowed on him. Astronaut The singer said that his mother gave Gun Han credit for his debut with BTS, lightly implying that Jin would not have succeeded if he had prioritized his schoolwork over his social life.
And in a frank personal conversation. Astronaut The singer gave an insight into the nuances of their relationship, confirming that they meet approximately six times a week when they can or once or twice a week if they are really busy. They will play video games at the singer's house while he is away from work and welcome him home. They hang out with each other and hang out after he leaves the house.
Jane said:
“We meet about six times a week when we can. About once or twice a week when we're really busy. When I'm off work, they'll hang out at my house and play video games and greet me when I come back to work.” Home. When I leave the house, they just hang out among themselves and leave. I know some famous people, and they all say that such friends are rare. “I'm happy and relieved.”
ARMYs, who have always considered Jin to be one of the most private members of BTS, were surprised and thrilled by this infrequent revelation of the singer's non-celebrity acquaintances in the docuseries.
The episode refutes any notions about… abyss The singer-songwriter is often alone or without company, while at the same time highlighting the strong relationship he has with his friends.
They took to Twitter to express his beautiful and affectionate friendship with his childhood friends. AMRY members expressed their comfort knowing that idol BTS has people they can rely on during difficult times.
Fans poured their hearts out on Twitter (now X) and praised his non-celebrity friends who have been with the BTS idol for decades – supporting and encouraging him – without ever revealing their identities.
middle abyss The singer opens up about his past difficulties making and losing friends after his debut, ARMYs rejoice in the endearing bond he has maintained with his non-celebrity pals, offering a welcome and honest look into the private lives of the beloved members of BTS in the Disney Plus docuseries, BTS Traces: Beyond the Star.
