Jin Takes Super Handsome Photoshoot For Esquire Magazine's Winter Edition. In the interview, Jin talked briefly about how he got to join Big Hit.
Esquire Magazine released their winter issue featuring BTS (Bangtan Boys) where Jin appeared very handsome. In the interview, the owner of the name Kim Seokjin briefly talked about how he could join Big Hit Entertainment.
Jin shared that it all started when he went to school. "I just went to school," he said.
While on his way to school, someone suddenly walked up to him. This person turned out to be the casting director of Big Hit Entertainment. The casting director then suggested to Jin that they should have a meeting, and the rest is history.
"Someone from the company approached me, like, 'Oh, this is my first time seeing someone who looks like this.' He suggested to meet with me, "said the 1992-born singer.
Netizens are grateful that Jin was willing to hold a meeting with the casting director of Big Hit Entertainment until finally debuting with BTS. Not a few who admire his handsome face in every photo shoot with Esquire. Some praised him as more than just handsome.
"I think he's the most handsome, he's really handsome," commented netizens. "Kim Seokjin. He has the most handsome face. I really love him," added another netizen. "Lately I think the visuals are really crazy," said netizens. "More than just handsome, he's perfect. I really like being able to see his forehead and eyebrows. It also matches his clothes," concluded another.
Meanwhile, BTS has just comeback releasing a special album "BE" with the title song "Life Goes On". The song is a unique alternative hip-hop genre with a beautifully melodic acoustic guitar sound. “Life Goes On” delivers a message of comfort and encouragement for listeners around the world who are facing unexpected circumstances.
In other news, BTS was finally nominated for the 2021 Grammy Awards. RM (Rap Monster) and friends received their first nomination for Best Pop Duo / Group Performance thanks to their hit single "Dynamite".
(wk / chus)
Source: Esquire
