BTS member Jin is bringing joy to music fans everywhere with his latest song, "I'll Be There."

Released on October 25, the track quickly climbed the charts, reaching over 4.69 million streams on its first day.

It debuted at 9th place on Spotify's "Daily Top Song Global" chart, setting a new personal record for Jin, who previously peaked at 17th with "The Astronaut."

Jin's success isn't limited to just Spotify; he is also making waves in Japan. "I'll Be There" soared to number one on the Oricon "Daily Digital Single Ranking" on the same day.

His earlier digital single, "Super Tuna," also topped this chart, showing his strong presence in the Japanese music scene.

The song is dominating the iTunes charts too, hitting number one in 70 countries, including Japan, Brazil, and Australia. It also ranks high in the United States, the UK, France, Canada, and Germany.

"I'll Be There" held the top spots on the "Worldwide iTunes Song" and "European iTunes Song" charts for two days in a row (October 25-26).

"I'll Be There" serves as a pre-release track for Jin's upcoming solo album, "Happy," which is set to drop on November 15 at 2 PM.

The upbeat rockabilly sound is designed to lift the spirits of those who may feel tired or alone, spreading a message of happiness.

On October 26 at 6 PM, Jin shared a live clip of "I'll Be There" on the official team YouTube channel, delighting his fans, known as ARMY. His powerful vocals, paired with the lively band sound, created a joyful atmosphere that fans can't stop praising.

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KBS is getting ready to shake up its 2025 spring variety lineup, and one of the most talked-about shows is Park Bo Gum’s Cantabile!

On March 7, KBS held a press conference at the KBS International Conference Room in Yeouido, Seoul, to introduce its upcoming variety programs. Several CPs (chief producers) attended the event, including Park Seok-hyung, who is directing Park Bo Gum’s Cantabile.

During the event, CP Park Seok-hyung explained why Park Bo Gum was chosen as the host. "Having Park Bo Gum as the MC was a bit of a challenge for us. Respect is crucial in a music talk show, and we felt that Park Bo Gum, with his deep love for music, would be able to communicate well with musicians."

This decision is a big first for KBS—until now, the network’s signature music talk show, The Seasons, has always been hosted by singers.

Now, with an actor like Park Bo Gum taking the lead, the show is expected to bring a new and refreshing vibe to the genre.

Alongside Park Bo Gum’s Cantabile, KBS is bringing back some beloved shows and exciting new programs:

Kang Ho Dong will return as the host of Study and Nolbu, a quiz talk show for parents and children.

The Problematic Men of the Rooftop Room, which ran for seven years starting in 2018, is making a comeback.

Ballunteer will feature former soccer star Lee Young-pyo and singer Lee Chan-won as they take on hilarious futsal challenges.

Actress Lee Min-jung will host Going and Coming Lee Min-jung, a wholesome rural reality show where she sells goods with other actors.

Meanwhile, KBS’s legendary comedy show Gag Concert is officially returning on March 16, moving to prime time on Sundays at 9:20 PM KST.

Here’s when you can catch these exciting new and returning shows:
Park Bo Gum’s Cantabile – Every Friday at 10 PM KST, starting March 14
Gag Concert – March 16 (Sundays at 9:20 PM KST)
Study and Nolbu – March 31 (Mondays at 9:50 PM KST)
The Problematic Men of the Rooftop Room – April 3 (Thursdays at 8:30 PM KST)
Going and Coming Lee Min-jung – May 23 (Fridays at 10 PM KST)

With Park Bo Gum stepping into a brand-new challenge as a music talk show MC, fans are eagerly waiting to see if he will rise to the occasion and bring something fresh to KBS’s long-running series.

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