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BTS' Jin partnered Singapore Tourism Board for music video shot in Singapore

The Straits Times

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May 17, 2025

The new music video from K-pop boy band BTS' member Jin - which features the South Korean singer in Singapore locations such as the National Gallery, Gardens by the Bay and Goldhill Plaza — was a collaboration between the Singapore Tourism Board (STB) and South Korean music label and entertainment company BigHit Music.

- Eddino Abdul Hadi

BTS' Jin partnered Singapore Tourism Board for music video shot in Singapore

It was released on May 16, three days after the 32-year-old artiste dropped a teaser clip. The English song, Don't Say You Love Me, is the main track off his second solo EP Echo, which was also released on May 16.

The three-minute, 25-second MV, which also stars South Korean actress Shin Se-kyung as Jin's love interest, showcases eight landmarks and hidden gems in Singapore. The duo play a couple who are drifting apart.

The rest of the locations are Anderson Bridge, Emerald Hill, Keng Eng Kee Seafood, Marina Bay and Singapore Flyer.

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