BTS' JIN conquers Hallasan's Baekrok Dam in 4 hours and 20 minutes...he has great physical strength

An exclusive variety show filled with the sincerity of JIN from the global group BTS has begun.
JIN will be releasing his own variety show on the official BTS YouTube channel at 9 pm on the 13th.
EP1 of "Run Seokjin" has been posted. "Run Jin" is a content that started from JIN's sincerity that "I can do anything for ARMY (fan name)". JIN
In the first episode of "Jin," he decided to climb Mt. Halla, taking on the challenge himself and providing fun and excitement to the viewers.
JIN did not lose his sense of humor even during the arduous journey to the top of Hallasan Mountain.
At the beginning of the climb, JIN was eager to go all the way to the end, but the mountain path was steeper than he expected. He said with a hint of self-mockery, "I guess I got too excited and thought I could do anything."
He threw up and laughed. The climbers generously cheered him on and gave him snacks when he was tired, giving him a small emotional gift. His phone call with Baek Jongwon, who is a close friend, brought him an unexpected laugh.
When asked what Cheju Island is most famous for, Baek Jongwon shouted "tangerines" and said, "I'm good at eating," creating a fun atmosphere.
After arriving at Baekrok Dam in 4 hours and 20 minutes, JIN expressed his feelings for ARMY.
"It's more like a resolution than a goal," he said, confessing that his gratitude towards his fans was the driving force that allowed him to silently endure the difficult path. JIN also said that even when he was tired, he stayed with the staff and
He showed his true character as the eldest brother of BTS by looking for a shelter where the group could rest and caring for the stragglers.
The number of views for EP1 of "Jin" has exceeded 1.06 million, drawing a passionate response. In addition, in the teaser at the end of the first episode, he visits his alma mater and competes in arm wrestling with his juniors.
The video showed the group wearing masks and suits and pouring water over themselves, raising expectations for the next episode. "Run Jin" is released every Tuesday at 9 p.m. on BTS' YouTube channel and is an hour-long video.
It will later be available to watch on the global fan platform Weverse.