BTS’ Jimin made his classmates fall in love with his ability to dance

The K-Pop band was famous even before they became singers. BTS’ dancer was very popular at their dance school. BTS has become the biggest K-Pop phenomenon in the world. The band’s past is proof that they were all destined for success, as they were popular before becoming famous singers thanks to their skills.

BTS’ Jimin drove her classmates crazy by dancing to a famous song. Some of the members did not have in mind to become idols, Jimin was prompted by one of his teachers to audition on BigHit and managed to stay, not imagining all that he would achieve years later. The dancer specializes in contemporary dance and from a very young age he was already a prodigy.

At school he was very popular, so much so that his classmates went crazy to see him. During his student days, BTS’ Jimin proved to be a very talented guy as he created some choreography, won scholarships, and stood out. During a second year event, the idol decided to surprise with a dance cover of “Mirotic“, a song by the famous group TVXQ.

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Jimin got rid of his glasses and showed his abs, driving his teammates crazy.

From that moment on, they chased him to the bathroom doors, in an attempt to see him, and were on the verge of knocking them down.

On social media, ARMY has shared one of the videos of Jimin dancing to the song while he was very young.

His former teammates assure him that he was handsome and became very popular. He was always the best in the class and was kind to others.

Currently, he has thousands of fans around the world.

Recently, he decided to take a big bow, the highest degree of respect among Koreans after BTS managed to reach #1 on Billboard with “Permission to Dance.”

Since then, he has shown his talent in the group’s choreography, one of the best examples is with “Black Swan“, a song that portrays the love that an artist loses for what he does, it even inspired the professional skater Roman Sadovsky, who created a somersault based on one of your dance steps.