BTS’ Jin holds his own graduation ceremony with co-members after failing to attend university rite

By diana / Feb 23, 2017 12:16 AM EST
(Photo : YouTube/Angie Arieta) BTS member Jin holds his own graduation rite with co-members.

BTS member Jin finally completed his university degree on Wednesday; however, the idol was rather seen accepting their awards at the 6th Gaon Chart instead of receiving his diploma in Konkuk University.

Hence, Jin and his BTS co-members have decided to hold their own graduation ceremony to celebrate yet another achievement. According to Soompi, the boy group started a live broadcast on Naver's V Live to share the special moment to all ARMYs.

To make it more convincing, Jin even prepared his graduation cap and gown for photo op. The BTS member also suggested that his co-members take a photo of him while he throws his cap.

Jin's idea was supported by Jungkook who served as the photographer, while Rap Monster added, "Or the fans can take photos for you!"

During the live broadcast, Jin also recalled how Big Hit Entertainment discovered him after attending an orientation from his university. "So your university was part of your destiny," Rap Monster told co-member.

"You could say the school created our destiny," Jin answered him, proving how he gives importance to his education.

After holding their own ceremony, Jin shared his graduation photo and wrote, "I'm so happy that we do everything together. Thank you, ARMY!"

Meanwhile, some ARMYs were disappointed after realizing Jin's lack of appearance in "Not Today" MV. Allkpop cited others even noticed that Big Hit Entertainment reportedly removed Jin from the thumbnail of the video.

"[I'm] sad. He's the most likeable person in the group to me," an ARMY posted. Another one commented, "I understand that he is visual and doesn't get many lines, but he should have more than a split second of screen time."

In "Not Today" MV, Jin's screen time barely lasted for a second, causing outrage among ARMYs. Some of them thought each member should have equal screen time for music videos.