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Time of India
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Person who targeted Shin Se Kyung online arrested; may face 2 years in jail as prosecutors request a harsh punishment—find out what happened
A netizen online, who had continuously been posting defamatory and malicious content against 'Run On' actress Shin Se Kyung , may face up to 2 years in jail. If the prosecutor's request is approved by the court, this individual may have to serve jail time for the next two years. Prosecutors request a serious jail sentence against the person who posted malicious content Shin Se Kyung has been targeted for the past few years by this individual, who has continuously used social media platforms to spread hate about the actress. As per Allkpop reports, the actress's agency issued a statement about the ongoing case on June 26. The statement read that, 'Prosecutors have requested a two-year sentence for the defendant indicted on charges of continuous cyber harassment against Shin Se Kyung.' by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Read about Rolex's support for trailblazers in environmental protection. Rolex Read Now Undo As per the agency's statement, the individual against whom the case has been filed created numerous posts online that spread threats, malicious slander, false information, and insulting language against the actress. Not only that, but as per the company's claims, they also targeted Se Kyung's family, friends, acquaintances, and fans as well. After the arrest of the individual who has not been named as of yet, the first trial verdict is yet to occur. The defendant appealed for leniency in the matter Soon after the arrest, as the case proceedings went on, the defendant's legal representative requested leniency in the matter. They cited, according to reports, that the person has been in isolation until now and has also been trying to work part-time for 14 hours every week in order to build themselves back up. The appeal was countered by Sjin Se Kyung's side on the grounds of the severity of the posts shared online. The agency issued a statement that read, 'We have secured extensive evidence of additional malicious posts and online harassment, and we will respond to any similar incidents with the same level of seriousness. No leniency will be considered for the perpetrator. In order to prevent the recurrence of innocent people suffering due to someone's twisted desires, the perpetrator must be held accountable under the principles of law and justice, no matter how long it takes.'
Pink Villa
27-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Pink Villa
BTS breaks One Direction's record as Jin's Don't Say You Love Me hits No 1 on Spotify Global after Jimin and Jungkook
BTS member Jin has officially joined the ranks of K-pop legends with his latest solo success. His newest track Don't Say You Love Me, from the album Echo, has soared to the No. 1 spot on Spotify's Global Top 50 chart. This makes it his first-ever solo song to top the platform's worldwide ranking. Don't Say You Love Me was released on May 16, 2025, and quickly captured global attention. It debuted at No. 9 on the Spotify Global Top 50 upon release, driven by a wave of anticipation from ARMYs and casual listeners alike. Within days, the track climbed to the coveted No. 1 spot, amassing over 5.6 million daily streams. BTS surpasses One Direction With this achievement, Jin has now joined his fellow band members as one of the only K-pop acts in history to ever reach No. 1 on Spotify's global chart. Jin follows in the footsteps of Jungkook and Jimin. They have previously topped Spotify with hits like Seven (feat. Latto), 3D (feat. Jack Harlow), Standing Next to You, and Like Crazy. And with Jin becoming the third BTS member to top the chart, the group sets a new record. They surpass One Direction, who have two members with No. 1 hits, making BTS the group with the most members reaching No. 1 on Spotify Global. The first and only 2025 track by an Asian artist to hit No. 1 Don't Say You Love Me is more than just a personal victory for Jin; it's also a moment of pride for Asian artists. The track is the first and only song released by an Asian artist in 2025 to top Spotify's Global chart. Moreover, He becomes one of only four solo K-pop acts to ever claim the No. 1 spot on it. This reflects the ongoing expansion of K-pop and Asian representation in the global music industry. The achievement highlights the increasing appetite for diverse voices and sounds from non-Western artists in the mainstream global market. The Music Video starring Shin Se Kyung In addition to its streaming success, Don't Say You Love Me has impressed audiences through its cinematic music video. It features Jin alongside acclaimed South Korean actress Shin Se Kyung. The emotional narrative and strong performances in the video have further fueled fan discussion and contributed to the track's viral popularity. The visual element complements the song's haunting lyrics and tender melody. It creates a full sensory experience that resonates with listeners worldwide. About Echo album Don't Say You Love Me serves as the main single from Jin's solo album Echo. This is a project that delves deeper into emotional and introspective themes than his previous work. As a follow-up to his debut solo album Happy (released in 2024), Echo reflects Jin's evolution as a musician and storyteller. Known for his expressive vocals and ability to convey raw emotion, Jin has crafted an album that showcases his growth as a vocalist. As Jin continues to make history as a soloist, fans are also eagerly awaiting the return of BTS as a full group. The remaining members are scheduled to discharge from military in June 2025. ARMYs are eagerly waiting for the group to reunite.
Tatler Asia
23-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Tatler Asia
Stunning Singapore locations that star in BTS Jin's new music video, ‘Don't Say You Love Me'
Marina Bay Above BTS member Jin at an apartment in Marina Bay, Singapore for the music video of 'Don't Say You Love Me' The scene then shifts to the pair's apartment in Marina Bay, Singapore's premier waterfront district. This area is known for housing tourist hotspots like Marina Bay Sands, the Merlion and Gardens By The Bay—but it forms a melancholy backdrop for Jin's relationship to fall apart. The space, though cluttered with mementos of their shared life together, becomes proof of their estrangement from one another. National Gallery Singapore Photo 1 of 3 BTS member Jin at the National Gallery Singapore for the music video of 'Don't Say You Love Me' Photo 2 of 3 BTS member Jin at the National Gallery Singapore for the music video of 'Don't Say You Love Me' Photo 3 of 3 Jin and Shin Se Kyung at the National Gallery Singapore for the music video of 'Don't Say You Love Me' Jin explores the National Gallery, hoping for the spark between him and Shin Se Kyung to return. The expansive collection of Singaporean and Southeast Asian modern art look on as the pair explore the space, leaving viewers wondering if the pair will reconnect amid such grand surroundings. In case you missed it: Escape the heat: 9 cool-climate places in Southeast Asia Gardens By The Bay Above BTS Jin at Gardens By The Bay Singapore for the music video of 'Don't Say You Love Me' The theme of hopefulness continues as Jin explores Gardens By The Bay, a Singapore landmark where natural light pours out over lush greenery. This urban park in Singapore is the perfect place to bring a date—the Supertree Grove has a dazzling light show, while the Flower Dome and Cloud Forest are not to be missed. Still, the space is not enough to keep Jin and Shin Se Kyung together. Anderson Bridge Above BTS Jin at Anderson Bridge Singapore for the music video of 'Don't Say You Love Me' Jin runs across the Anderson Bridge to escape the heaviness of his emotions, unable to find a better way out of the situation. Though the bridge is only 70 metres long, its neoclassical design makes it a memorable backdrop for Jin to explore the feelings of his relationship falling apart. Singapore Flyer Above Jin and Shin Se Kyung at the Singapore Flyer for the music video of 'Don't Say You Love Me' One of the last Singapore landmarks in Jin's music video is the Singapore Flyer, a 165-metre tall observation wheel that offers panoramic views of Singapore's breathtaking skyline. The pair sit with their backs facing each other, finally accepting their fate and looking to whatever lies ahead for them. NOW READ Luxury car brands transforming skylines: How Porsche, Bentley and Bugatti are redefining ultra-luxury living The ultimate bucket list for discerning coffee lovers: 9 best travel destinations to visit Dolly de Leon and Jon Jon Briones join the cast of 'Avatar: The Last Airbender' Credits Photography: Big Hit Music
Pink Villa
21-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Pink Villa
BTS' Jin's Run Seokjin Ep Tour Echo to stream online; know when and how to watch singer's solo concert
Get ready, ARMY — the wait is officially over. After what felt like forever (a.k.a. three years of military service and endless longing), BTS' Jin is finally back and stepping into the spotlight with his first-ever solo concert tour. This isn't just any comeback — it's a full-on global takeover. The oldest hyung has dropped his second solo album ECHO and is launching 9-city tour RUNSEOKJIN_EP.TOUR. Jin 's new album ECHO is already making waves, especially the opening track Don't Say You Love Me, which has netizens lowkey losing their minds. The song is getting major love for its emotional depth and vibe, and fans can't stop raving about the cinematic music video featuring actress Shin Se Kyung. The two completely nailed the boyfriend era aesthetic. The #RUNSEOKJIN_EP.TOUR is kicking off with two back-to-back shows in Seoul on June 28 and 29, 2025, at the Jamsil Indoor Stadium, and yes — they'll both be streamed live on Weverse. For fans who can't snag a ticket or hop on a flight, don't panic. The concert will be livestreamed exclusively on Weverse, but you'll need to be part of the BTS ARMY Membership to access the magic. Time to sign up if you haven't already! June 28 stream starts at 5 PM KST. June 29 includes a soundcheck and main show at 7 PM KST. Your room is equivalent to the best seat in the house. About the LIVE PLAY, it is a real-time screening of Jin's solo concert at Jamsil Indoor Stadium. Official BTS light sticks (ARMY Bombs) sync with the show's lighting effects. Video and audio quality may differ from the live event, and schedules may change due to technical or on-site conditions. The Tour Schedule Is Straight-Up Wild: After two performances in Korea on June 28 and 29, 2025. He will fly to Japan. Japan Chiba — July 5 & 6 Osaka — July 12 & 13 U.S. Anaheim, CA — July 17 & 18 Dallas, TX — July 22 & 23 Tampa, FL — July 26 & 27 Newark, NJ — July 30 & 31 From coast to coast, the U.S. leg is stacked! European London, UK — August 5 & 6 Amsterdam, Netherlands — August 9 & 10 From Goyang to Amsterdam, each city gets two nights of worldwide handsome greatness. That's 18 chances to see Jin light up the stage. Whether you're streaming it with friends or crying solo in your room (no judgment), this tour is more than just concerts. BTS' Jin's solo era is loud, proud, and unstoppable.
Yahoo
19-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
BTS Jin's new music video showcases Singapore landmarks in collaboration with tourism board
KUALA LUMPUR, May 17 — BTS member Jin's latest music video (MV) for his English single Don't Say You Love Me highlights iconic Singapore locations in a collaboration between the Singapore Tourism Board (STB) and South Korean entertainment giant BigHit Music, The Straits Times reported. Released on May 16, the MV prominently features the National Gallery, Gardens by the Bay, Goldhill Plaza, and five other landmarks as Jin and South Korean actress Shin Se-kyung portray a couple drifting apart. The track is the main single from Jin's second solo EP Echo, launched on the same day. The three-minute, 25-second video takes viewers across the Lion City's attractions, including Anderson Bridge, Emerald Hill, Marina Bay, Keng Eng Kee Seafood, and the Singapore Flyer. Scenic shots include the pair running through the National Gallery, strolling Gardens by the Bay, and sharing moments in an apartment with a Marina Bay view. Shin is also seen walking along Emerald Hill at night and dining at Keng Eng Kee Seafood, a Michelin-listed zi char spot in Bukit Merah, while Jin shot dramatic scenes atop Goldhill Plaza's rooftop carpark. STB's executive director for North Asia, Serene Tan, described the partnership as leveraging K-pop's global influence to showcase Singapore as a vibrant travel destination. 'Jin's worldwide popularity provides a valuable platform to present Singapore's charm in a highly engaging and relatable way,' she was quoted as saying. STB previously collaborated with BTS member J-Hope and K-pop boy band Seventeen to produce short videos spotlighting Singapore during their world tour stops. Tan added that STB is exploring more projects with K-content, including drama and variety show productions, to further inspire global travellers to visit Singapore. The full MV can be viewed on BigHit Music's official YouTube channel.
