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Jimin

Jimin is an actor, born 1995.

The dance training came first, and it still shapes everything he does on a stage. Born in Busan in 1995, Jimin debuted in 2013 as a member of BTS under Big Hit Entertainment, and works as a singer, songwriter and dancer rather than as any one of those.

His solo output inside the group arrived roughly one track per era: Lie in 2016, Serendipity in 2017, Filter in 2020, all three of which charted on South Korea's Gaon Digital Chart. The solo albums Face and Muse followed in 2023 and 2024.

Nothing collected on this page is a scripted role. The screen credits are the BTS filmography: concert films, tour documentaries, variety series, the occasional guest slot on American late night, and a stretch of archive footage in the documentary series Explained. That is an unusual body of work for a performer's page and it is worth reading as one rather than as an actor's CV. Watched in sequence, from the early showcase films to the stadium releases, they document the same person at every stage of a career that got very large very quickly, and the interesting thing is how little the documentaries flatter it.

Movies (24)

TV (16)

Where to start with Jimin

The dancing is the reason, so open with a concert film. BTS World Tour: Love Yourself in Seoul is a full stadium show shot properly, and it is the only format that lets you watch him work in continuous takes instead of cutaways.

Then go behind it. Burn the Stage: The Movie follows a world tour at close range and is the least flattering of the group films, which makes it the most useful. Bring the Soul: The Movie is its warmer companion, and Break the Silence: The Movie the most reflective of the three.

For the off-duty version, Are You Sure?! is the loosest thing on the list and BTS In the SOOP slows everything to a country-house pace. Run BTS! is pure variety and a decade long, so graze it rather than watch it. BTS Monuments: Beyond the Star is the long documentary if you want the whole arc told properly.

Genres Jimin works in