V and Jin Turn Jimin’s 31st Birthday Into a Weverse Love Fest
V shared a nostalgic photo drop and Jin posted a hand-drawn cake as BTS celebrated Jimin's 31st birthday on Weverse.
A 31st birthday, BTS-style
Park Ji-min—Jimin to fans—turned 31 on October 13, 2026, and the day became a small event across the BTS universe. Two of his six bandmates took to Weverse, the fan platform the group uses for direct updates, and posted very different birthday greetings.
Kim Tae-hyung, known as V, went the sentimental route. His post was a curated set of photographs looking back at memories with Jimin, the kind of throwback collection fans love to pause over. He paired the pictures with a note that was warm and a little cheeky about how much searching the post must have taken: “Our beloved Jiminie. Happy Birthday!”
Jin keeps it unpolished
Kim Seok-jin, or Jin, matched the warmth but not the polish. He posted a sketch of a birthday cake that was intentionally rough around the edges, with a note that made the post feel more like a late-night text than a celebrity statement.
He wrote that Weverse “sent a notification telling me to wish you,” and signed off with “Happy birthday!”
The contrast works because it is so human. V’s post is the carefully built memory box; Jin’s is the candid, almost chaotic best-friend note. Together they capture the range of a single friendship.
Why fans treat this as news
BTS’s bond has always been central to its fandom. The group has seven members, and their public affection turns birthdays, anniversaries and even mundane updates into moments fans follow closely.
- V shared a photo curation, not just a quick birthday line.
- Jin posted a hand-drawn cake and a note about time zones.
- Both messages landed on Weverse, the group’s direct-to-fan channel.
For Indian entertainment audiences who also follow K-pop, this is a reminder that fan engagement is built in the small moments between releases. The posts are not promoting a new single or a film; they are simply two friends marking a birthday, and that is precisely the appeal.
Jimin’s birthday may not carry a new music announcement, but it works as a short, feel-good story in a fast-moving content cycle. It gives fans a reason to revisit old photos and, more importantly, to see the group’s friendship in real time.
Source: Filmfare
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