BTS's Jin made a triumphant return to U.S. television, sending fans worldwide into celebration mode. Appearing on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on May 22 (KST), Jin charmed audiences with his trademark wit, soulful vocals, and superstar presence.

🎤 Jin Returns to Fallon—Still the King of Variety

It's been six months since Jin last appeared on The Tonight Show, and Jimmy Fallon was quick to welcome him back with a warm "Welcome back!" Jin didn't miss a beat—his variety sense was sharper than ever.

He recalled a recent encounter with Hollywood actor Tom Cruise on his own show Run BTS Presents: Run Seokjin, sharing a behind-the-scenes story that had the audience hooked.

🤣 Jin the Host? Just for Laughs—But Nailed It

In a surprise twist, Fallon jokingly offered Jin his hosting seat. Jin played along, switching spots and confidently saying, "Thank you for coming to my show." The quick role reversal led to hilarious banter and riddles from Jin that had the studio bursting with laughter.

🎟️ Global Tour Talk—#RUNSEOKJIN EP. TOUR

Fallon also asked about Jin's upcoming solo fan concert tour. Jin's cheeky answer? "You can look forward to my vocals—but please look forward to my face even more." The audience roared with approval.

🎶 First TV Performance of 'Don't Say You Love Me'

Jin performed the title track Don't Say You Love Me from his new album. The cozy, bed-themed stage set the mood, while Jin's sweet yet emotional vocals captivated everyone in the room. A full live band elevated the dreamy atmosphere, and the crowd couldn't stop cheering.

🌃 From Empire State to ARMY Hearts

Just a day earlier, Jin attended the Empire State Building lighting ceremony in New York, illuminating the skyline with the key colors of ECHO. The event drew global media attention.

💌 Hi-Seokjin Fan Meet + Full Global Tour Ahead

Fans in New York are in for a treat—Jin will hold a special fan event Hi-Seokjin on May 23, creating memorable moments with U.S. ARMYs.

Next up? The #RUNSEOKJIN EP. TOUR kicks off June 28–29 in Goyang, South Korea, followed by shows in:

• Japan (Chiba, Osaka)
• U.S. (Anaheim, Dallas, Tampa, Newark)
• UK (London)
• Netherlands (Amsterdam)
  
• A total of 18 performances across 9 global cities.

[Photo Credit: Todd Owyoung/NBC, BIGHIT MUSIC]