BTS member Jin’s solo tour has once again been lauded with rave reviews.



The platform Asian Entertainment and Culture, established with the goal of fostering an in-depth understanding of Asian culture and arts, published a video review calling it “the first large-scale music event where fans became co-creators of the performance,” which drew much attention.



Beginning in Goyang, Korea last June, Jin performed a total of 18 shows across 9 cities over the span of 47 days. With every single show sold out, the world tour garnered continued praise from major outlets such as Forbes, Rolling Stone UK, and the Dallas Observer.



Media outlets highlighted Jin’s vocal ability, pinpointing “resonance” as his most unique and rare quality. They described his voice as “one in a million,” noting that while many singers are capable of hitting high notes, Jin possesses something even rarer — resonance. His tone was further praised as warm, clear, and emotional, filled with an innate power that cannot be fabricated.



His vocal skills were also emphasized. Reviews stated, “We always knew Jin was a great singer, but hearing him live was an experience beyond that,” and “His vocal range is breathtakingly wide, effortlessly moving from low notes to high notes.” Earlier, Forbes also introduced Jin as “a powerful vocalist with a broad range and exceptional control.”



He received high marks for stage control as well. One review noted, “Even though about 75% of a song involved running, jumping, and dancing, his vocals maintained perfect pitch throughout.”



In particular, it stressed that Jin is “the only member who joined BTS without any background or inclination toward singing or dancing, yet achieved this level of control, range, and — frankly speaking — perfection.” The review concluded that such performances are the result of relentless training and dedication.





Written by Mun Wan Sik
Translated by Lee So Yun