It’s been only a few hours since BTS member Jimin dropped his single “Set Me Free” from his upcoming album Face, but the impact it has already created worldwide could probably be caught with a Richter scale.
The “Set Me Free” music video has taken the internet by storm. From Jimin’s haunting vocals to the captivating dance moves to the multiple symbolism etched in every frame of the video, fans can’t decide which part to fawn over first.
THE NOISE I LET OUT IN THIS PART WTF PARK JIMIN?!?!!?!!!!
pic.twitter.com/8Dh8ftju4p
— ◡̈ (@taebokkiii) March 17, 2023
from the cussing to the never-mind tattoo peaking out the slit of the first outfit to the shirtless tattooed up chest to the peak of his back tattoo
— bts gay cafe⁷ 𖡼 (@yoongisgayvans) March 17, 2023
jimin is insane for this honestly. starting from the excellent visual, concept, storyline, to the song itself, how emotionally raw the lycris are. also his amazing vocals and dance. very proud of you, park jimin for real. pic.twitter.com/yWmfHEDNlO
— ciella (@taetaesga) March 17, 2023
But as it turns out, it’s not just ARMYs who are left gobsmacked by the grand debut of soloist Jimin. His fellow BTS member J-Hope also could hardly keep calm after witnessing “Set Me Free.”
J-Hope is acknowledged as the #1 BTS supporter on social media, given how fast he shows support for everything his members do online. It has become a known fact that any time an official BTS-related post goes up on social media, he will be in the comments within minutes.
I truly believe Hobi has his phone ready at his hands just like us ARMYs. He didn't even wait a whole minute before commenting. Saw the notif. Clicked. Watched the 31 sec MV. was speechless for 10 secs and then commented WOW under it. And BOOM by 12.01 hobi has commented pic.twitter.com/LbGCH4nfHv
— whalien⁷ⁱˢ ᴾʳᵒᵒᶠ| 🪞 Yoongi day (semi ia) (@ddaengminimoni) March 14, 2023
Less than a minute Hobi. Do you have multiple alarms set up. 🥹 pic.twitter.com/EIfRZU7xuq
— Intro : PERSONA ℗ ⁷
– PARODY ACC (@yeahmynameis_r) March 10, 2023
When Jimin left a message on Weverse after the release of “Set Me Free,” J-Hope was the first member to respond, but only after about one and a half hours. Fans joked that it was because it took him that long to process and recover from the music video’s effects, just like ARMYs.
I hope you guys enjoy it a lot.
—Jimin
That theory might not be too far-fetched, given the response J-Hope posted under Jimin’s message. His first comment said, “Really insane…(you) tore it apart.” But a minute later, he posted his second comment, “Jonna cool.”
“Jonna” is a Korean slang and is considered one of the softer curse words. It implies “f*cking” as an intensifying adverb. So, “Jonna cool” basically means “F*cking cool.” J-Hope probably romanized the word to soften the blow, but nevertheless, it’s gotten the fans worked up in a good, finding-him-extremely-relatable way.
JIMIN GOT HOBI CURSING ON MAIN https://t.co/w7KmzekHGe
— harshita⁷+⁴ ♡︎♡︎ | seeing blackpink!! | JS1 | FACE (@btsfaeiry) March 17, 2023
HE GOT HOBI CUSSING WHAT THE HELL!???!??? https://t.co/mXMoWaMsVB
— Alysé⁷ facing the street🪞
🫧 (@vmonsparadise) March 17, 2023
hobi romanizing jonna so he doesnt directly swear in korean is killing me
— ً (@nightsdecay) March 17, 2023
Seeing BTS members curse in real-life is a rare event, but when the insinuator is something as crazy as Jimin’s “Set Me Free,” it’s totally understandable.
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