So here’s the latest from the ever-enchanting BTS universe: on August 9, 2025, during his solo run at the Ziggo Dome in Amsterdam (tour finale level: Queen), Jin hopped on a Weverse live. Why did he show up early? Because apparently it’s now canon that he refuses to ghost ARMY mid-tour—but that’s not the juicy part. Brace yourselves.
He spilled the sweetest tea: the rest of the gang—currently grinding away in L.A. prepping for future BTS mayhem—have been blowing up his phone with “when are you coming, hyung?” texts. Daily. Because really, who needs a reunion when you can send an urgent itinerary request via group chat? But here’s the heart-melter: V (Taehyung) greeted Jin like he’d just flown in from a desert island. Clung to him. Refused to let go for multiple minutes. Picture that giant teddy bear meeting his brother after a long, long time. And yes, V was glued.
During the live, Jin even read back a fan’s perfectly on-point description—“They reserved the best bedroom for Seokjin, Tae clung to him and didn’t leave.” Fans swooned and swooned harder. Meltdowns ensued in comment sections: “The babies will swarm him the second he gets out, Hobi screaming OH JIN, Yoongi and Namjoon sneaking in hugs.” You can practically smell the reunion.
This all happened as Jin wrapped up his RunSeokjin Ep. Tour, his first solo world tour, spanning nine global stops since June and ending in Amsterdam. He’s been dazzling the stage with everything from heartfelt ballads to fan karaoke, and Rolling Stone UK even gave its London stop a rare five-star rave, calling him “a one-of-a-kind entertainer.” No shock there.
So let’s recap: Jin, solo sensibility in full swing, shares some bittersweet love in a livestream, and in return, we get 99% more feels than we deserve. V’s clinginess? Cuter than a plushie convention. The rest begging for Jin’s return? You can almost hear the group chat lighting up. And fans? Emotionally rendered.
BTS isn’t just a group; they’re a family, even when separated by the world. And this little snapshot from Jin’s livestream? It’s a reminder that the heart behind the stars is real—and still beating as one.
