“Echo,” BTS’s Jin’s second solo EP, was celebrated with a special offline event called “Don’t Say You Love Me” in Seongsu-dong, eastern Seoul. The event took place on May 17 at Anderson C, where dozens of fans gathered to enjoy Jin’s live performance. Fans who couldn’t attend in person were able to join the celebration through global fan platforms like Weverse and TikTok.
BTS’s Jin performed live with fans at Anderson C in Seongsu-dong, Seoul, on May 17 to celebrate his solo EP, “Echo.”
“Echo” Resonates Worldwide: Jin’s EP and Fan Event Capture Hearts Everywhere
Jin opened the event by performing the title track, “Don’t Say You Love Me” followed by other songs from the EP such as “With the Clouds” and “To Me, Today.” Between songs, he took time to answer questions from fans and shared behind-the-scenes stories about the making of his music, creating a warm and personal atmosphere.
Inspiration Behind the Songs
While working on “With the Clouds,” Jin shared that he thought about clouds and children, imagining them as himself and his fans. This connection inspired the emotional depth of the song. He also revealed exciting news about his upcoming solo fan concert tour starting on June 28 and 29 at Goyang Sports Complex Auxiliary Stadium, promising a fun and free-spirited experience for everyone.
‘Don’t Say You Love Me’ Achieves Global Success
Jin’s title track, “Don’t Say You Love Me,” quickly gained popularity worldwide. According to Spotify, it debuted at number 9 on their Daily Top Songs Global chart on May 16, with over 3.6 million streams on its first day. Other songs from the EP like “Nothing Without Your Love,” “Loser (feat. Yena),” “Rope It,” “With the Clouds,” and “Background” also appeared on the charts.
In Japan, the song topped the Oricon Daily Digital Single Ranking for May 16, highlighting Jin’s strong fanbase in the country.
Jin Thanks Fans for Their Support
Jin expressed deep gratitude for his fans, saying their support “has left a lasting resonance in my heart,” just like the title of his new EP, “Echo.” He also described the event as the happiest time of his life, showing how much the connection with fans means to him.
