Bts jin the astronaut

The pop-rock single comes after the success of "My Universe," BTS and Coldplay's 2021 collaboration that debuted atop the Billboard Hot 100, with Jin affectionately referring to his fanbase as his "universe" in the new song. "When I'm with you / There is no one else / I get heaven to myself," Jin sings. Courtesy of BIGHIT Entertainment In the video for "The Astronaut," the musician fittingly plays an astronaut who has to emergency land on Earth, becoming determined to return to his home planet. But things change when Jin makes memories on the planet, prompting the astronaut to call Earth his new home. Chris Martin makes his own appearance in the clip, too, as a news anchor who alerts viewers to a "mysterious beam of light" seen in the sky. Courtesy of BIGHIT Entertainment While Jin is scheduled to give the first live performance of "The Astronaut" later Friday, as Coldplay tapped him to appear at the Argentina stop of their Music Of The Spheres tour, BTS as a unit is well into its latest chapter. The group revealed the news that members will be embarking on solo projects — on top of group activities — at its "It's actually a huge challenge for me as artist J-Hope. It's a very important momentum to just to go forward," Rolling Stone via a translator this year, as he spoke on performing by himself. "So I actually had to prepare really hard since it's a very meaningful moment and an important part of my artistry. After this performance, maybe I'm going to feel a lot of things...

[Verse 1] You and me, an unending history Oh, you became my universe The story of us Like that asteroid drifting by without a destination I, too, was just drifting along Every dream I found in the darkness Starting anew this story [Chorus] When I'm with you There is no one else I get heaven to myself When I’m with you There is no one else I feel this way I've never felt [Verse 2] You and me Like a star that doesn't shatter Becoming your dream To travel throughout the universe Just as the Milky Way shines upon the darkest roads You were shining towards me The only light found in the darkness On my path to you [Chorus] When I’m with you There is no one else I get heaven to myself When I'm with you There is no one else I feel this way I never felt [Bridge] I feel this way I never felt Oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh [Chorus] When I'm with you There is no one else I get heaven to myself When I'm with you There is no one else A life, a sparkle in your eyes Heaven coming through [Outro] And I love you And I love you Oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh How to Format Lyrics: • Type out all lyrics, even repeating song parts like the chorus • Lyrics should be broken down into individual lines • Use section headers above different song parts like [Verse], [Chorus], etc. • Use italics (lyric) and bold (lyric) to distinguish between different vocalists in the same song part • If you don’t understand a lyric, use [?] To learn more, check out our “The Astronaut” has an acoustic guitar with a calm melody and synth...

The Astronaut" is continuing to prove its global popularity on YouTube. The music video surpassed the 80 million view mark as of June 10 KST, roughly 225 days after its initial release. Meanwhile, "The Astronaut" was released as a special gift to fans ahead of Jin's military enlistment. For the single, he worked with the band Coldplay, who wrote and composed the song with him and provided the instrumental for the track as well. "The Astronaut" also surpassed15 million Shazams on June 4 for the first time in K-pop history and, on June 6, the single returned to #3 onthe Billboard World Digital Song Sales Chart for the first time in two months.

Fans of K-pop boy band BTS wait to attend a concert of the British rock band Coldplay in Buenos Aires on Oct. 28, in this AFP photo. Jin, a BTS member, performed his first solo single "The Astronaut" with the band during the show. Yonhap Jin of the K-pop megaband BTS made a guest appearance at Coldplay's concert in Buenos Aires on Friday (local time) for his first live performance of his solo debut single, "The Astronaut," with the British rock band. According to music industry sources here, Jin appeared from the opposite side of the main stage after being introduced by the band's vocalist Chris Martin during the show. The venue was filled with shouts from music fans as soon as the Korean singer took the stage, with some shocked spectators seen incredulously covering their mouths with their hands. Clad in jeans, a gray diamond-patterned knit and a matching dark-colored jumper, the BTS vocalist sang a bar of "The Astronaut" with his pink microphone and ran to the center of the stage to hug Martin. "The Astronaut" is a pop-rock genre song co-written by Coldplay, with the British band also playing on the recording. Jin participated in writing the lyrics, expressing his affection for Army, the global fandom of the K-pop septet. Jin's deeply sentimental voice accompanied by a calming sound of acoustic guitar and gradual build-up of synth sound creates the mysterious and dreamy mood of the song. 2022-10-29 15:04| The British band previously collaborated with BTS for a single, "M...

BTS member Jin has once again set an unprecedented record in K-Pop on Shazam, the world's largest music discovery platform, demonstrating his power as a top solo artist. Jin's first solo single "The Astronaut" surpassed 15 million Shazams on June 4, becoming the first K-Pop song to achieve this feat. "The Astronaut" ousted Jin's own first solo OST "Yours", previously the number one spot, to become the most Shazamed K-Pop song of all time. Jin now holds the honor of having the first and second most Shazamed K-Pop songs. Jin's "The Astronaut" proved its immense popularity by setting multiple records: it surpassed 100,000 Shazams in the shortest time for a K-Pop song released in 2022 (25 hours), it was the first K-Pop song released in 2022 to reach 1 million Shazams (in 12 days), it set the record for the most (2 million) and fastest Shazams for a K-Pop song released in 2022 (24 days), and it reached 3 million Shazams in 38 days. On May 26, Jin topped the Shazam 'Global Weekly Top 10 Artists' chart, recording a total of 22 number one spots. Jin became the only K-Pop solo artist to top the chart, setting a record as the first and longest reigning K-Pop artist. In 2023, Jin grabbed the number one spot 9 out of 14 times in the 'Global Weekly Top 10 Artists', setting another record for the longest number one spot of the year. Since his first appearance on the 'Global Weekly Top 10' with his first solo OST "Yours" in May last year, Jin has made a total of 41 chart entries with "Th...

Ed Sheeran Extends Record as 'Eyes Closed' Hits No. 1 on Adult Pop Airplay Chart 11/08/2022 BTS has tallied 26 entries on the Hot 100 with JIN (full name: Kim Seok-jin) as a member, including six No. 1s among 10 top 10s. “The Astronaut” was produced by Kygo and Bill Rahko, and JIN co-wrote it with, among others, Coldplay’s Chris Martin, Guy Berryman, Jonny Buckland and Will Champion. (Late Icelandic composer Johann Johannsson, who died in 2018, is also listed as a co-writer.) BTS previously teamed with Coldplay on “My Universe,” which debuted at No. 1 on the Hot 100 in October 2021. BigHit Music announced the release of “The Astronaut” in October following the news that all seven members of BTS will serve in South Korea’s military for at least 18 months. “Jin will initiate the process as soon as his schedule for his solo release is concluded at the end of October,” the label noted in a statement. “He will then follow the enlistment procedure of the Korean government. Other members of the group plan to carry out their military service based on their own individual plans.” Prior to “The Astronaut,” JIN charted five solo tracks on World Digital Song Sales: “It’s Definitely You,” with fellow BTS member V, reached No. 8 in 2017; “Yours” spent a week at No. 1 in November 2021; and, on last week’s Nov. 5-dated chart, his “Super Tuna,”“Abyss” and “Tonight” ranked at Nos. 1, 2 and 3, respectively. He became just the third soloist to blanket the top three simultaneously, after BTS’ ...

Co-written with Coldplay, BTS’ Jin released an out-of-this-world solo single entitled “The Astronaut” along with an accompanying The track was released just shortly after BTS’ music label — Bighit Music — confirmed that the members would enlist in the mandatory two-year military service in South Korea. The statement revealed that Jin will enlist after his solo release in October, and the rest of the members will follow according to their own plans. The announcement arrived just two days after BTS’ Coldplay’s Chris Martin In the music video for “The Astronaut,” Jin is an alien who accidentally crash-lands on Earth and takes residence with a young girl and her family. A mysterious light beam beckons Jin to presumably return to his planet of origin. As he makes his way towards the light, he reminisces on the memories he made during his stay on Earth — recalling the memories he shared with the little girl like teaching her how to ride a bike. As he looks at his spaceship, now fixed and ready to take off, Jin decides to stay, knowing that he has found a sense of belonging right where he is. The music video ends with Jin smiling in his room when he hears a bike’s bell chime — alerting him that the little girl, too, found her way back home. ARMY took to “The Astronaut” is not Jin’s first solo project. His previous project “Super Tuna” is light-hearted and catchy, while “The Astronaut” is more tender and melancholic. Jin’s melodic voice ac...

Co-written with Coldplay, BTS’ Jin released an out-of-this-world solo single entitled “The Astronaut” along with an accompanying The track was released just shortly after BTS’ music label — Bighit Music — confirmed that the members would enlist in the mandatory two-year military service in South Korea. The statement revealed that Jin will enlist after his solo release in October, and the rest of the members will follow according to their own plans. The announcement arrived just two days after BTS’ Coldplay’s Chris Martin In the music video for “The Astronaut,” Jin is an alien who accidentally crash-lands on Earth and takes residence with a young girl and her family. A mysterious light beam beckons Jin to presumably return to his planet of origin. As he makes his way towards the light, he reminisces on the memories he made during his stay on Earth — recalling the memories he shared with the little girl like teaching her how to ride a bike. As he looks at his spaceship, now fixed and ready to take off, Jin decides to stay, knowing that he has found a sense of belonging right where he is. The music video ends with Jin smiling in his room when he hears a bike’s bell chime — alerting him that the little girl, too, found her way back home. ARMY took to “The Astronaut” is not Jin’s first solo project. His previous project “Super Tuna” is light-hearted and catchy, while “The Astronaut” is more tender and melancholic. Jin’s melodic voice ac...

The pop-rock single comes after the success of "My Universe," BTS and Coldplay's 2021 collaboration that debuted atop the Billboard Hot 100, with Jin affectionately referring to his fanbase as his "universe" in the new song. "When I'm with you / There is no one else / I get heaven to myself," Jin sings. Courtesy of BIGHIT Entertainment In the video for "The Astronaut," the musician fittingly plays an astronaut who has to emergency land on Earth, becoming determined to return to his home planet. But things change when Jin makes memories on the planet, prompting the astronaut to call Earth his new home. Chris Martin makes his own appearance in the clip, too, as a news anchor who alerts viewers to a "mysterious beam of light" seen in the sky. Courtesy of BIGHIT Entertainment While Jin is scheduled to give the first live performance of "The Astronaut" later Friday, as Coldplay tapped him to appear at the Argentina stop of their Music Of The Spheres tour, BTS as a unit is well into its latest chapter. The group revealed the news that members will be embarking on solo projects — on top of group activities — at its "It's actually a huge challenge for me as artist J-Hope. It's a very important momentum to just to go forward," Rolling Stone via a translator this year, as he spoke on performing by himself. "So I actually had to prepare really hard since it's a very meaningful moment and an important part of my artistry. After this performance, maybe I'm going to feel a lot of things...

BTS member Jin has once again set an unprecedented record in K-Pop on Shazam, the world's largest music discovery platform, demonstrating his power as a top solo artist. Jin's first solo single "The Astronaut" surpassed 15 million Shazams on June 4, becoming the first K-Pop song to achieve this feat. "The Astronaut" ousted Jin's own first solo OST "Yours", previously the number one spot, to become the most Shazamed K-Pop song of all time. Jin now holds the honor of having the first and second most Shazamed K-Pop songs. Jin's "The Astronaut" proved its immense popularity by setting multiple records: it surpassed 100,000 Shazams in the shortest time for a K-Pop song released in 2022 (25 hours), it was the first K-Pop song released in 2022 to reach 1 million Shazams (in 12 days), it set the record for the most (2 million) and fastest Shazams for a K-Pop song released in 2022 (24 days), and it reached 3 million Shazams in 38 days. On May 26, Jin topped the Shazam 'Global Weekly Top 10 Artists' chart, recording a total of 22 number one spots. Jin became the only K-Pop solo artist to top the chart, setting a record as the first and longest reigning K-Pop artist. In 2023, Jin grabbed the number one spot 9 out of 14 times in the 'Global Weekly Top 10 Artists', setting another record for the longest number one spot of the year. Since his first appearance on the 'Global Weekly Top 10' with his first solo OST "Yours" in May last year, Jin has made a total of 41 chart entries with "Th...