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BTS For Jimin, the official accounts of Netflix, the world's largest online streaming service, are showing special affection and even attracting attention to the release movie.
"I still think about how Jimin learned English from Boss Baby and how well he has been since," Netflix said on its official Twitter account.
During the 2019 World Tour LOVE YOURSELF: SPEAK YOURSELF Concert tour, it was revealed that Jimin studied English with the animation "Boss Baby" through "BTS Live: Minnie" VLIVE, which was broadcasted by Jimin and the leader RM.
RM said, "I studied while watching the English animation 'Boss Baby' repeatedly for 10 hours to London. "I was so proud of you, so I filmed it with a video," he said. "I was impressed by Jimin's efforts by releasing the video.
Netflix Canada also posted a behind-the-scenes photo of the U.S. drama "Atypical" on its official Twitter page, saying, "I hope to be best friends with the cast of Atypical," and "bts," short for "Behind the scenes."
Netizens who saw this answered, "I thought the bts you said were BTS (BTS)," and Netflix Canada said, "Please don't misunderstand." "I'm willing to die for Jimin (I can do anything)" he replied, drawing attention from fans with his intense affection for Jimin on behalf of BTS.
In particular, on the 16th, a few days before the release of "Boss Baby 2" on the 21st, Boss Baby 2 is currently No. 1 in the box office, showing the intention of "Neflix Philippines," which is expected to promote and ripple.
"The King of K-pop," Jimin has a huge influence on the film industry beyond popular music.
The story of director Goose Van Sant, the world's master of film, who chose Jimin as an actor who would like to work with him, has been talked about for a long time.
Last year, Jimin, who played Judy in the animation "Zootopia" in the "Run BTS" dubbing special, played the role perfectly and received a love call from "Zootopia" director and screenwriter Jared Bush.
American voice actor JP Karliak, who plays the main character of "Boss Baby," is also Jimin. Why don't you teach me how to dance and I teach you how to play Boss Baby?" Lovecall and NBC Universal's online video service Peacock also promoted Jimin's English name "JIMIN" ahead of the release of "Boss Baby 2."
In May, Netflix's release of "The Mitchells: The Mitchells vs. In the official schedule of "The Machines," the film was promoted using Jimin's "3:33" from "Fire."
He is sending endless love calls to Jimin, an all-around entertainer who has added efforts to his natural genius talent.
