BTS star V has been leaving thirst traps for Military along with his many pictures. On Tuesday, the star set social media ablaze after an surprising video went viral, sparing a flurry of reactions to what followers are calling his first-ever on-screen “kiss.“The singer, who made his appearing debut with the 2016 Okay-drama ‘Hwarang’, has lengthy left followers hoping for his return to screens. With the BTS tour and new music lined up for launch quickly, his appearing pursuits could have to attend a tad longer. Nonetheless, a video doing the rounds on-line, has sparked sufficient buzz in regards to the star’s subsequent display screen look and a possible first on-screen kiss.
V’s ‘first kiss’ goes viral
The social media chatter across the clip, took an amusing activate January 20, when a number of clips confirmed the star, not with a co-star, however with an animated frog. Within the video, an animated frog jumps onto the idol and seems to swallow him complete. Nonetheless, followers had a discipline day profiting from the video and dubbing it as his first lip-lock. The clip prompted a wave of hilarious reactions, with one saying, “that is going to sound like a fever dream however i’m fairly positive i simply noticed taehyung kiss a frog after which it devoured him.“
Followers react to V’s video
One other quipped, “WAR IS OVER Y’ALL WE GOT TAEHYUNG’S FIRST ON-SCREEN KISS” whereas one other mentioned, “taehyung’s first onscreen kiss is with a frog he’s by no means beating the unserious allegations.”Nonetheless one other added, “everybody considering who will likely be taehyung’s first kiss, onscreen. in the meantime taehyung…. HE SO FUNNY GUYS I CANT BREATHE.”
BTS set set to launch ‘ARIRANG’
On the skilled entrance, V will likely be becoming a member of the boys after a virtually four-year musical hiatus and launch their fifth studio album ‘ARIRANG’ on March 20. The band additionally introduced a 2026 – 2027 world tour, kicking off in South Korea in April and working via March 2027 with over 70 dates throughout Asia, North America, South America, Australia and Europe.