Jimin talks about the end of BTS and the start of a solo career

Jimin can’t think about the possibility of BTS coming to an end, the boy doesn’t see himself as a solo artist. That’s what he said in an interview with Rolling Stone. The popular boyband appeared on the magazine’s special cover, during the week, solo interviews with each member will be released, and on Saturday, May 15, it was BTS’s turn.

Jimin was asked, “Would you like to stay in BTS when you turn 40?” The idol replied, “I can’t imagine what I would do alone. I guess I never really thought about not being part of this group. I can’t imagine what I would do without the team.

Before I even debuted, my life goal was to work with these people, keep singing with these people.”

The artist believes that the brotherhood will continue through the years: “I think when I am old, I would like to continue, when I am too old to dance, I would just like to sit on stage with the members and sing and interact with the fans. I think That would be great too.
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Really, I’d like to stay that way for as long as I can.”

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Jimin also revealed there were so many clashes between the members that he can’t even list them but the guys always get over it.

The singer said: “We have fought so much that I cannot list it. We all have different personalities, personalities that clash. And I, for example, can consider myself a little slow, introverted and contemplative.”

The ‘Filter’ performer continued: “Then there are other members who want to do things faster. They are much more active and outgoing.

And then there are other guys who are even more introverted than me. I think we all understand that it’s okay to have differences.

Sometimes we have to wait. Sometimes we have to ask more questions.

I think we all somehow developed a mutual understanding,” he concluded.