BTS’s Jin continues to prove his unstoppable global popularity!
According to Idolpick, Jin won the title of “Best Artist of October”, securing his third consecutive monthly win after also topping the charts in August and September.
In the 4th week of October, Jin earned 33,581 picks, ranking No.1 among all male idols — and marking his 24th consecutive week at the top overall. His dominance in fan voting once again highlights the unmatched strength of his global fandom, the ARMY.
Three Months, One King
Jin collected a total of 221,037 votes throughout October, earning the top honor as October’s Best Artist.
As part of the reward, exclusive subway ads celebrating Jin will appear across seven major Seoul stations for one month, turning the city into a mini “Jin festival.”
This achievement makes him a three-month consecutive winner, an incredible milestone that reinforces his continued influence as one of the most beloved solo idols in K-pop.
A Triumphant Tour Finale
On October 31 and November 1, Jin successfully wrapped up his #RUNSEOKJIN_EP.TOUR_ENCORE at the Incheon Munhak Stadium, ending his solo world tour on a high note.
In a surprising moment that caught fans’ attention, Marcelo Ebrard, Mexico’s Minister of Economy and a delegate attending the APEC Summit in Korea, was spotted at the show — a testament to Jin’s global reach and diplomatic-level star power.
Global Star, Unmatched Power
From topping fan votes for 24 consecutive weeks to selling out stadiums worldwide, Jin continues to reign as a symbol of K-pop’s global influence.
His fans’ unwavering love proves one thing — the King of October is here to stay.
Editor’s Insight
Jin’s 24-week streak at the top of the charts is more than just a fandom milestone; it’s a masterclass in ‘Solo Sustainability.’ In 2026, where the K-pop market is heavily saturated with new debuts, Jin has managed to maintain the highest ‘Fan Engagement Rate’ in the industry. By sweeping the monthly rankings for a full quarter, he has proven that his brand value remains unshakable even as he transitions from a group member to a global solo powerhouse. The ‘Jin Festival’ in Seoul’s subway stations isn’t just an ad campaign it’s a localized economic phenomenon driven by global loyalty