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BTS Park Jimin at MAMA 2018 in HongKong (181214)

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BTS Official Tiktok ~Jimin

“Let's dance together anywhere.” #JIMIN

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Park Visual Jimin 💎

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This look 😍 Cr: Owner

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BTS Park Jimin at DIOR SS26 Fashion Show in Paris (251001)

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Jimin’s Tweet 🐣

This man is beautiful, sexy, flirtatious, talented, smart, caring.... and so much more. I’m loving him with longer hair😍😍😍

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[COVERS] JIMIN Covers RollingStone Magazine

Jimin on Perfectionism, Missing ARMY, His Love of Dancing, and BTS’ Future

BTS’ Jimin describes himself as “introverted,” which may come as a surprise to anyone who’s seen his extraordinarily expressive dancing, or the moment he leans back and nails a high note in, say, “Magic Shop.” In the second of Rolling Stone’s breakout interviews with each of the seven members of BTS, Jimin contemplated his perfectionist streak, described his

experience of the pandemic year, explained his love of dancing, and more. He gave his lengthy, thoughtful answers from a studio room in his label’s Seoul offices, wearing a zipped-up black winter coat with a white faux-fur hood, a large black bucket hat, and a white mask to protect a translator.

RS: Some fans think that you may be working on a mixtape. Is that true?

JIMIN: To be perfectly honest, there’s really nothing that’s ready or prepared. I am trying new things and really challenging myself with new things. But there is nothing that’s concrete or ready to put out.

RS: What have you learned about yourself from the past year, in your time off the road?

JIMIN: I realized that we’ve been telling people to really love themselves and telling them to be stronger. This year, I began to tell myself these things as well, and convincing myself that this is also something I need to keep in mind. I also realized there were times when I was being too on the edge with people around me. And I thought that I should go back to the way I was, to realign my gears, so to speak, so that I can become again the person that I used to be when it comes to how I treat people around me and how I treat myself. Now, I see people reacting positively to even small positive changes.

RS: For seven years or so, you had ARMY cheering for you. In the past year, because of the pandemic, you’ve faced silence. How have you adjusted to that?

JIMIN: I still have a series of negative thoughts about the situation. You know, “Why are we in this situation?” You know, “What are we doing?” And I didn’t want to acknowledge or admit or face the fact that we can’t see our friends and can’t do the things that we had been doing, as you said, for the past seven years.

RS: What made you want to dance when you were young, and how did you realize that you had a gift for it?

JiMIN: First of all, I never thought that I’m good at dancing. But I began to like dancing when I was young. It was my friends who suggested that we go learn how to dance as an after-school activity. As I did more of it, I began to like it more and I started taking more lessons. And I became more and more immersed in it. And I realized, as I continued to learn how to dance, that I didn’t have the stress when I was dancing. It was my own space where I could go to a different world, where I didn’t have to think about other things. It was something that I could really immerse myself into. And it made me feel really free. And it made me really happy. And then even after I debuted and I still have those feelings and those emotions, dancing is the best answer.

I need to hurry up and meet this man 😍😍

Read the rest of the interview HERE

source|rollingstone