Jin, a member of global K-pop sensation BTS, marked the release of his first solo album, "Happy," with a two-day fan showcase in Seoul. The 33-year-old artist, who completed his mandatory military service earlier this year,

The K-pop star, a member of the boy band BTS, released his debut solo album, Happy, and a music video for the song "Running Wild" on Friday. The "Running Wild" video shows Jin and his dog calmly enjoy a day in sunny California as a disaster destroys the world around them.

Two years ago, Jin of BTS released “ The Astronaut .” He sang of finding a love who became his universe, and in the music video, ran all the way home to them. With this promise to fans that a glittering cosmos awaited them for all eternity, he enlisted for his mandatory military service as a South Korean citizen.

BTS’s Jin revealed the behind-the-scenes process of working on his first solo album “Happy” through a written Q&A released by his agency BigHit Music on Saturday.

Digging into the six-track project, from co-writers to collaborators and more. Seven Things We Learned From Jin’s Solo Album Happy

The video subtly nods to Jin's BTS roots, with fans noting the clever use of his birth date and the number 7—representing the seven BTS members—in the car's number plate in the teaser.

BTS' Jin has officially embarked on his solo journey with the release of Happy, his debut album, out today (Nov. 15). Featuring six tracks, the album taps into a blend of musical styles and collaborations that make it a standout addition to this year's new releases.