Jimin (BTS) was exposed by the crew, fans were surprised about the idol?

In a PV with Korean media, Producer Pdogg - the music producer, behind BTS's hit series, as well as taking on the role of producing Jimin's latest solo album, suddenly revealed interesting information about the process of making the music product this time.

Accordingly, the male producer said: "When working with Jimin, I always agree with Jimin's feelings. Even if he is not directly involved in the technical production of a song, Jimin always puts a lot of thought into the stories or emotions he wants to convey in close discussions with the producers. While trying to create something that resonates with today's audience, he also focuses on creating music that best suits his voice.

For this album, we had a clear vision of what we wanted to express through each song, so we focused on how to best convey the lyrics and emotions of each song during the recording process.

Pdogg also revealed that BTS's lead vocalist had a change in singing technique before recording the title song WHO: "Jimin explored the idea of changing his vocal technique long before we started recording 'Who' and was in the process of learning vocals on how to use the vocals more comfortably.

To encapsulate more pop nuances, we looked at the vocal styles of popular pop artists who dominated the 2000s, and also devised ways to best bring out Jimin's unique vocal colors and styles. With his versatile voice, I believe Jimin has been able to further expand his musical palette in this album."

Through the sharing of the male producer, it can be seen that Jimin's efforts and efforts in improving his voice as well as vocal technique with the desire to bring the audience the best quality product.

And MUSE - the second studio album in Jimin's solo career released on June 28, is still a music product that has received great attention from audiences around the globe. MUSE not only smashed many online music records, but also recorded a respectable record sales figure.

According to the event, Jimin's (BTS) solo album also appeared on the list of songs that swept the Billboard charts. Stray Kids topped the charts this week with their new mini album "ATE". The group also had a historic debut at No. 1 on the Billboard 200, making Stray Kids the first group from any country to have their first five albums debut at No. 1 (and only the second artist overall).

Stray Kids topped a total of 6 Billboard charts this week: Billboard 200, world album chart, artist 100 chart, top album sales chart, top current album sales chart, and world digital song sales chart.

Jimin's (BTS) new solo album "MUSE" entered the World Albums chart at No. 2 this week and also debuted at No. 2 on the Billboard 200 — where Jimin has now become the first Korean solo artist in history to achieve more than one top-3 entry. ENHYPEN's new album "ROMANCE: UNTOLD" remained firmly at No. 3 for its second week on the World Albums chart, in addition to remaining on the Billboard 200 at No. 21.

NCT 127's new album "WALK" debuted at number 4 on the World Albums chart and also became the group's eighth album to enter the Billboard 200, where it debuted at number 117.

aespa's "Armageddon" peaked at No. 5 for a ninth week on the World Albums chart, while ATEEZ's "GOLDEN HOUR: Part.1" peaked at No. 7 for an eighth week. TXT's "Minisode 3: TOMORROW" reached No. 9 for its 17th consecutive week on the chart, followed by SEVENTEEN's "17 IS RIGHT HERE" at No. 10 (in week 13) and BTS's "Proof" at No. 12 (in week 111). TWICE's Nayeon's latest solo mini album "NA" has reached No. 13 for the sixth consecutive week on the World Albums chart, with NewJeans' "Get Up" reaching the top 15 for the 53rd consecutive week.

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