'Grammy Silver Voice' BTS's Jin Shines at World Cup Final Halftime Show

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BTS's Jin illuminated the World Cup final halftime show by radiating the charm of his 'Silver Voice.'

On July 20 (Korean time), BTS performed their stage for 'Dynamite' at the 2026 North America World Cup final halftime show, following Madonna.

Jin took the stage in a striking red outfit, delivering powerful vocals and high notes alongside his performance. The phrase 'JIN AT FIFA WORLD CUP' trended in real-time on X (formerly Twitter) in multiple countries including the United States.

Jin's nickname 'Grammy Silver Voice' is registered on the English-language dictionary site Urban Dictionary. Im Hyung-ju, an opera singer, popera vocalist, and Grammy voting member, has described Jin's voice as a 'Silver Voice,' noting his stable breath control, moist falsetto, natural vibrato, and ability to effortlessly switch between chest voice and head voice.

Jin also earned the nickname 'Orange Suit Guy' when BTS performed 'Dynamite' at the Grammys. The moniker became known among all BTS members after RM mentioned on a U.S. radio show that Jin had gained popularity on Twitter as the 'Orange Suit Guy.'

Regarding Jin's first solo world tour, 'Runseokjin EP.Tour,' British Rolling Stone awarded it a perfect five-star rating, calling him 'a one-of-a-kind, unparalleled entertainer.' France Paris Match praised Jin's humor, stage manners, and versatility across genres as a perfect gift for fans. Forbes in the United States analyzed that he demonstrated his vocal prowess with stable singing even in complex high notes, showcasing his wide range and high-note control.

The British daily The Guardian reviewed BTS's 'BTS Comeback Live: Arirang' held at Seoul Gwanghwamun Square upon the release of their fifth album last March, stating that vocalist Jin left a powerful impression by energetically leading rock elements.

After completing the World Cup final halftime show performance, BTS will continue their world tour 'Arirang' with shows at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey, U.S., on August 2 and 3 (Korean time).

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