It looks like BTS will earn a lot of foreign currency.

The foreign media's response to BTS' Jin's solo album is hot.

Major foreign media outlets are continuing to give favorable reviews to BTS Jin's first solo album 'Happy', which was released on the 15th. They have focused on Jin's musicality and praised the special message of love he wants to convey to his fans.

British music magazine NME said, “If you read Jin’s interviews, you can quickly see how much ‘happiness’ is on his mind. He wants to show his fans a brighter side of himself rather than his dark emotions, and he often talks about the support and happiness he received from them. It was a natural choice for Jin’s first solo album to be titled ‘Happy.’”

He then left a deep review, saying, “This album, consisting of a total of six songs, is filled with brightness, but also acknowledges the shadows that make happiness shine even brighter. Jin understands the value of darkness for true joy.” He also praised, “‘Happy’ is essentially a record of encouragement. This album promises that anyone can reach happy emotions, and it contains the joy of finding joy in small moments in everyday life.”

American magazine Teen Vogue began by saying, “Two years ago, Gene promised his fans an eternally shining universe with his first solo single, ‘The Astronaut.’ He’s ready to fulfill his promise to go into eternity with his loved ones.” It added, “In that context, this album has a beautiful inevitability.”

=> The country is already in difficult times both domestically and internationally.

BTS members' songs will be a huge hit overseas, so they will earn a lot of foreign currency.