BTS Gin Cover SPUR, #1 Amazon Japan Best Seller...The touching reason why Jin gave a Fred ring to a member

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BTS (BTS) Jin topped the bestseller list again with his fantastic appearance.

The January 2026 issue of the Japanese magazine SPUR, which Jin, the "world's most handsome man," served as the cover model, ranked No. 1 in the Amazon Japan bestseller as soon as sales began. The magazine proved Jin's explosive global popularity and influence, with it also sold out at Kyobo Bookstore.

SPUR changed the header of all SNS official accounts to Jin after revealing that Jin is a cover model. In addition, the model who covered both the regular and special editions was the 21st-century pop icon and beloved "Worldwide Handsome" BTS Jin, expressing joy that Jin finally appeared on SPUR after years of requests from the editorial team. He also added that he produced two versions of the cover because of Jin's too brilliant beauty. Bookstores in Japan have put SPUR Gene's posters and magazines on the front, realizing Gene's greatest popularity.

In the interview, Jean was the first global ambassador for France's High Jewelry Brand (FRED) and pleased to tell her how she felt a year later.

Jin created a huge buzz around the world when she presented Fred Jewelry to member RM on his birthday in September. In an interview with SPUR, he said, "I gave a Force10 rise ring to member RM on his birthday not too long ago. I wanted to express my gratitude to RM, who is always devoted, and I wanted to give something meaningful and beautiful. I purposely gave it as a gift without asking the size of the ring, but it was a little small. But they really liked it," he said, explaining the touching reason for presenting the ring.

Jin was also the most successful in both reviews and records, exciting fans around the world with his first solo world tour "Run Seokjin Tour" (#RUNSEOKJIN_EP.TOUR) and his future plans.

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