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Jimin (singer, born 1995)

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In this Korean name, the family name is Park.
Jimin
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Jimin in August 2021
Born
Park Ji-min

(1995-10-13) October 13, 1995 (age 25)
Geumjeong District, Busan, South Korea
Occupation
  • Singer
  • songwriter
  • dancer
AwardsROK Order of Cultural Merit Hwa-gwan (5th Class) ribbon.PNG Hwagwan Order of Cultural Merit (2018)
Musical career
Genres
InstrumentsVocals
Years active2013–present
LabelsBig Hit
Associated actsBTS
Korean name
Hangul
Hanja
Revised RomanizationBak Ji-min
McCune–ReischauerPak Chimin
Signature
Park Jimin Signature (BTS).svg

Park Ji-min (Korean: 박지민; born October 13, 1995), better known mononymously as Jimin, is a South Korean singer, songwriter, and dancer. In 2013, he debuted as a member of the South Korean boy band BTS, under the record label Big Hit Entertainment.

Life and career

Early life and education

Park Ji-min (Korean: 박지민) was born on October 13, 1995 in Geumjeong District, Busan, South Korea.[2] His immediate family includes his mother, father, and a younger brother. When he was a child, he attended Busan's Hodong Elementary School and Yonsan Middle School.[3] During middle school, he attended Just Dance Academy and learned popping and locking dance.[citation needed] Prior to becoming a trainee, Jimin studied contemporary dance at Busan High School of Arts and was a top student in the modern dance department.[4] After a teacher suggested he audition with an entertainment company, it led him to Big Hit Entertainment. Once he passed the auditions in 2012, he transferred to Korean Arts High School, graduating in 2014.[5]

Jimin graduated from Global Cyber University in August 2020, with a major in Broadcasting and Entertainment.[6] As of 2021, he is enrolled at Hanyang Cyber University, pursuing a Master of Business Administration in Advertising and Media.[7]

BTS

On June 13, 2013, Jimin made his debut as a member of BTS with the release of the single "No More Dream".[8] In the group, Jimin holds the position of vocalist and dancer. Under BTS, he has released three solo songs: "Lie", "Serendipity", and "Filter". "Lie" was released in 2016, as part of the group's second Korean studio album, Wings. It was described as stunning and dramatic, conveying dark undertones and emotions that helped reflect the overall concept of the album.[9] In contrast, "Serendipity", released on the Love Yourself: Her (2017) extended play (EP), was soft and sensual, unraveling the joy, conviction, and curiosity of love.[10] "Filter", from the group's 2020 studio album, Map of the Soul: 7, was very different from its predecessor, with a distinct Latin pop-esque flair and lyrics that reflected on the different sides of himself that Jimin shows to the world and those around him.[11]

"Serendipity" and "Lie" both surpassed fifty million streams on Spotify in 2018, followed shortly thereafter by the former's full length version from BTS' Love Yourself: Answer (2018) compilation album, which achieved the milestone in early 2019. With this, Jimin set a new record as the only Korean artist to have three solo tracks accumulate over 50 million streams each—previously Psy was the only Korean artist to ever cross the 50 million streams mark with "Gangnam Style" (2012) and "Gentleman" (2013).[12][13] Both songs were also the only solos by a BTS member included in the Official Chart Company's list of the top 20 most streamed BTS songs in the United Kingdom as of October 2018, ranking at number 17 and 19 respectively.[14] In April 2019, the list was expanded to reflect the top 40, and both tracks ranked at numbers 18 and 20 respectively, the highest of five solo songs included that year.[15][16]

In May 2019, Jimin became the first BTS member to have a solo music video achieve 100 million views on YouTube with "Serendipity". It was the nineteenth BTS music video overall to achieve the milestone.[17][18] He was the only BTS member with multiple solo songs in the January 2020 update of the Official Chart's top 40 list.[19] "Lie" and "Serendipity" were the second and third most-streamed solos at numbers 24 and 29, behind only "Euphoria" by Jungkook at number 19. "Serendipity"'s full length version debuted at number 38, behind "Intro: Boy Meets Evil" by J-Hope at number 35 but ahead of "Trivia: Seesaw" by Suga at number 39.[20] In February, "Filter" set a record for the biggest streaming debut among all Korean songs on Spotify with over 2.2 million streams in its first 24 hours of release, and went on to become the fastest Korean solo in the platform's history to surpass 20–60 million streams.[21][22] It is also the first and only solo BTS b-side track to receive a Song of The Year nomination at the Gaon Chart Music Awards.[23][24] In March 2021, it became BTS' 15th song to spend a full year on Billboard's World Digital Song Sales chart.[25] "Filter" is the longest-charting Korean song released in 2020, and has spent 74 weeks on the ranking as of the August 28 issue.[26]

Jimin was awarded the fifth-class Hwagwan Order of Cultural Merit by the President of South Korea in 2018, along with other members of BTS for their contributions to the promotion of Korean culture.[27]

Solo work

In 2014, Jimin collaborated with fellow BTS member and vocalist Jungkook on a song called "Christmas Day", a Korean rendition of Justin Bieber's "Mistletoe"—the Korean lyrics were written by Jimin himself.[28] The two collaborated again in 2017 for a cover of American singer Charlie Puth's "We Don't Talk Anymore" (2016), with Jimin singing the parts of Selena Gomez who featured on the original with Puth.[29] Jungkook had previously released a solo version of the song earlier that year in February, and the two prepared the duet as a special gift to the band's fandom, releasing it on June 2 during BTS' fourth anniversary celebrations.[30][31] Commenting on Jimin's appearance on the track, Teen Vogue wrote that "adding Jimin's voice to the mix makes the rendition all the more lovely".[30] Canadian outlet Flare magazine also praised his rendition saying, "...no shade, Selena—it honestly might be better than the original".[32] Elite Daily described the cover as "nothing short of flawless".[28]

Jimin appeared on several variety shows such as Hello Counselor, Please Take Care of My Refrigerator, and God's Workplace in 2016.[33] He also served as a special MC on domestic music programs such as Show! Music Core and M Countdown.[34][35] In December, he participated in a dance duet at the KBS Song Festival with Taemin from Shinee.[36]

On December 30, 2018, Jimin released his first solo song outside of BTS releases, "Promise", for free on BTS' SoundCloud page.[37] On January 3, 2019, the platform announced that "Promise" had surpassed the record set by Drake's "Duppy Freestyle" for the biggest 24-hour debut ever.[38] Described by Billboard as a "mellow pop ballad",[39] the song was composed by Jimin and Big Hit producer Slow Rabbit, who also produced the track,[40] and features lyrics written by Jimin and fellow BTS member RM.[39] On December 24, 2020, Jimin released his second solo effort "Christmas Love", a song about his childhood memories of the holidays.[41]

Artistry

Jimin stands on a stage holding his belt while dancing.
Jimin performing "Blood Sweat & Tears" at the 2016 Melon Music Awards.

Jimin's vocals have been described as delicate and sweet.[42] He is regarded as an exceptional dancer among the members of the group and in K-pop in general.[4][43] Noelle Devoe of Elite Daily wrote that he is often praised for his "smooth and elegant movements" as well as his charm on stage. In the BTS documentary Burn the Stage, Jimin said he thinks of himself as a perfectionist and that even the smallest mistakes on stage make him feel guilty and stressed.[43]

He has cited singer Rain as one of his inspirations and reasons why he wanted to become both a singer and performer.[44]

Impact and influence

In 2016, Jimin was ranked as the 14th most popular idol in an annual survey conducted by Gallup Korea.[45] He ranked 7th in 2017, before ranking 1st consecutively in 2018 and 2019.[46] Jimin is the only idol to top the survey for two consecutive years.[47] In 2018, Jimin was the ninth most-tweeted about celebrity and the eighth most-tweeted about musician in the world.[48] He was picked as the seventeenth best boyband member in history by The Guardian.[49] From January to May 2018, Jimin won the monthly Peeper x Billboard Award for "Top K-Pop Artist – Individual". Peeper x Billboard is a collaboration between the Peeper social media app and Billboard Korea that collects fan votes for their favorite K-pop artists and announces monthly winners. The prize was a donation to the charity UNICEF in his name.[50] In 2019, he received a plaque of appreciation from the Cultural Conservation Society for performing buchaechum, a traditional Korean fan dance, during the 2018 Melon Music Awards and helping spread the dance outside of Korea.[51] As of 2021, Jimin has topped the brand reputation ranking for individual boy group idols for 27 consecutive months.[52]

Philanthropy

From 2016 to 2018, Jimin supported graduates of Busan Hodong Elementary School, his alma mater, by covering uniform expenses. After news of the school's closing was released, he donated summer and winter middle school uniforms to the final graduates and gifted autographed albums to the entire student body.[53] In early 2019, Jimin donated 100 million Korean won (roughly 88,000 US dollars) to the Busan Department of Education to help support lower income students. Of the total, ₩30 million (roughly US$23,000) went to Busan Arts High School, Jimin's alma mater.[54] In July 2020, Jimin donated another 100 million Korean won, this time to the Jeonnam Future Education Foundation, for the creation of a scholarship fund for talented but financially struggling students from South Jeolla Province.[55]

Discography

Jimin on the set of the "Boy with Luv" music video, March 2019.
For Jimin's works with BTS, see BTS singles discography and BTS albums discography.

Charted songs

Title Year Peak chart positions Sales Album
CAN
[56] 		FRA Dig.
[57] 		HUN
[58] 		NZ
[59] 		SCT
[60] 		KOR UK
[61] 		US
[62] 		US World
[63]
Gaon
[64] 		Hot 100
[65]
As lead artist
"Lie"[A] 2016 — — — — — 19 — — — 3 Wings
"Intro: Serendipity"[B][C] 2017 — 93[D] 19[D] —[E] 78[D] 18 7 —[F] — 2 Love Yourself: Her
"Filter"[B] 2020 88 — 6 —[G] 46 15[74] 9[75] 100 87 3 Map of the Soul: 7
"—" denotes releases that did not chart or were not released in that region.

Other songs

Year Title Format Notes Ref
2014 "95 Graduation" by Jimin & V Digital download, streaming Graduation song for the two BTS members [77]
"Christmas Day" by Jimin & Jungkook Korean cover of "Mistletoe" by Justin Bieber [28]
2017 "We Don't Talk Anymore Pt.2" by Jimin & Jungkook Cover of "We Don't Talk Anymore" by Charlie Puth and Selena Gomez [29]
2018 "Promise" (약속; Yaksok) N/A [37]
2020 "Christmas Love" N/A [41]

Writing credits

All song credits are adapted from the Korea Music Copyright Association's database, unless otherwise noted.[78]

Year Artist Album Song
2013 BTS 2 Cool 4 Skool "Outro: Circle Room Cypher"
2014 Jimin & Jungkook Non-album release "Christmas Day"
2015 BTS The Most Beautiful Moment in Life, Part 1 "Boyz with Fun"
2016 Wings "Lie"
2018 Jimin Non-album release "Promise"
2020 BTS Map of the Soul: 7 "Friends"
Non-album release "In the Soop"
Be "Dis-ease"
Jimin Non-album release "Christmas Love"

Filmography

See also: BTS videography

Trailers and short films

Year Title Length Director(s) Ref.
2016 "Lie #2" 2:33 Yong-seok Choi (Lumpens) [79]
2017 "Intro: Serendipity" 2:31 Yong-seok Choi & Won-ju Lee (Lumpens) [80]

Hosting

Year Network Program Note(s) Ref.
2016 MBC Show! Music Core with Jungkook [34]
Mnet M Countdown with Jin [81]
2017 with RM & J-Hope [35]

Notes

  1. ^ Song was released under BTS, but is a solo track performed by Jimin.[66]
  2. ^ Jump up to: a b Song was released under BTS, but is a solo track performed by Jimin.
  3. ^ Also later released as just "Serendipity", as an extended version. The track was released on Love Yourself: Answer (2019).[68]
  4. ^ Jump up to: a b c d Reached by the full-length version.
  5. ^ "Serendipity" did not enter the NZ Singles Chart, but appeared at number 8 on the component Heatseekers chart.[69]
  6. ^ "Serendipity" did not enter the UK Singles Chart, but appeared at no. 64 on the component Download chart.[70]
  7. ^ "Serendipity" did not enter the NZ Singles Chart, but appeared at no. 10 on the component Hot Singles chart.[73]

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External links

  • Media related to Jimin at Wikimedia Commons
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