BTS member Jin (Kim Seokjin) recently sparked widespread amusement and confusion across social media and online communities after sharing a series of selfies he personally deemed “bad” or “funny.”
The global superstar, often referred to as “Worldwide Handsome” by himself and his legion of fans (ARMY), posted the photos on Weverse, along with a caption that instantly left thousands of netizens scratching their heads.
This viral moment highlights the enduring appeal of Jin’s humility, his self-deprecating humor, and the striking disconnect between his own perception of his photography skills and the objective reality of his striking visuals.
The Self-Proclaimed “Bad” Selfie
The incident began when Jin uploaded the photos to the fan platform Weverse. In his accompanying message, he offered a humorous explanation for the post, suggesting he initially hesitated to share the pictures because he believed they were poor quality. His full message read:
“I took a selfie and was going to not post it because I’m really bad at taking them, but it was so funny the more I looked at it that I wanted to share it with ARMY.”
This sentiment set the stage for the wave of bewildered responses that followed, as fans braced themselves for a truly unappealing or genuinely unflattering photo from the visual icon.
However, upon the revelation of the images, the expected “bad” or “funny” quality was entirely absent.
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The photos showcased Jin’s impeccably handsome features, featuring clear, well-lit shots of his face.
His appearance was, in the universal opinion of the commenters, simply “handsome.”

The contradiction between his description and the resulting visual evidence became the core source of the internet’s confusion and subsequent delight. Jin’s idea of a “bad” photo was, for the rest of the world, just another example of his undeniable, effortless good looks.
The Internet Reacts with Puzzlement and Praise
The immediate reaction from netizens across various platforms was one of widespread, but affectionate, bewilderment.
Hundreds of comments flooded the posts, all expressing a unified sense of confusion over what Jin found “funny” or “bad” about the selfies.
The humor was clearly lost on those who could only see a famously handsome man presenting flawless photos.
Comments ranged from humorous disbelief to outright adoration:
“What part of this is funny? Such a precious, pure handsome man…”
“It’s in Korean, but I don’t understand it [the logic].”
“He’s so handsome that I can’t help but laugh.”
“I really love Jin, I came back to watch again.”
“Oh, Kim Seokjin.”
These responses underscore the unique dynamic between Jin and his fans. His self-deprecating humor and constant acknowledgment of his own “Worldwide Handsome” nickname are cornerstones of his public persona.
In this instance, his attempt at self-criticism only backfired in the most charming way possible, resulting in a collective online celebration of his visuals.
The overall sentiment was that Jin’s so-called “worst” moments are still far better than most people’s best, confirming that even his genuine attempts to capture an unflattering photo result in striking, fan-worthy images.
The Underlying Appeal
Ultimately, the popularity of this post lies in what it reveals about the beloved idol. Jin’s willingness to share these seemingly flawed—yet objectively beautiful—photos feeds into the authenticity and down-to-earth persona that ARMYs adore.
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It reinforces his playful relationship with the concept of perfection and his ability to find humor in himself.
This latest update served as a reminder that even in an industry often focused on meticulously curated images, Jin’s natural charisma shines through, effortlessly turning a supposed “bad selfie” into another viral moment of simple, irresistible handsomeness.

























