Jimin of BTS Releases Solo Single "Closer Than This" as Military Service Begins
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yimyoungseo1010@naver.com | 2023-12-22 03:17:37
K-pop Superstar Jimin Delivers Heartfelt Dedication to ARMY Amidst Enlistment
▲ Courtesy of Jimin's instagramLyrically, Jimin promises enduring support, pledging not to let go of "your hold" through challenges, emphasizing that "we're together as always" even when physically apart. The easy-listening track features Jimin's warm vocals atop bright guitar riffs and synthesizer sounds. The latter part showcases a harmonious collaboration with a children's choir, adding a touch of innocence and wonder.
The music video takes fans on a nostalgic journey through Jimin's 10-year musical career, offering glimpses of him writing new music, BTS' debut moments in 2013, heartwarming scenes with fans, and triumphant appearances at award ceremonies.
Jimin, along with fellow BTS member Jungkook, commenced their 18-month mandatory military service on Dec. 12, following the enlistment of two other members, RM and V. With the group's three older members fulfilling their military duties, fans can anticipate a full-group comeback of the K-pop septet in 2025.
In adherence to Korean regulations, all able-bodied men are mandated to serve in the military for a minimum of 18 months.
Courtesy of Jimin's instagram
In a surprise move, K-pop sensation Jimin of BTS dropped a new solo single, "Closer Than This," and its accompanying music video, just over a week after starting his mandatory military service in Korea. The release, described by BigHit Music, the group's agency, as a heartfelt dedication to the devoted fandom, ARMY, is filled with reassurance and unwavering affection.
The music video takes fans on a nostalgic journey through Jimin's 10-year musical career, offering glimpses of him writing new music, BTS' debut moments in 2013, heartwarming scenes with fans, and triumphant appearances at award ceremonies.
Jimin, along with fellow BTS member Jungkook, commenced their 18-month mandatory military service on Dec. 12, following the enlistment of two other members, RM and V. With the group's three older members fulfilling their military duties, fans can anticipate a full-group comeback of the K-pop septet in 2025.
In adherence to Korean regulations, all able-bodied men are mandated to serve in the military for a minimum of 18 months.
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