BTS V Tops Japanese Popularity Poll Proving His Unwavering Popularity

BTS's V has once again solidified his captivating charm, taking the top spot in a popular Japanese poll. The ranking, conducted by the well-known Japanese platform 'NEHAN', saw a total of 1,086 male Korean idols being ranked, with V standing out as the clear favorite. Garnering an impressive 18,818 votes, V claimed first place, leaving his fellow BTS members trailing closely behind.

In second place was BTS's Jimin, who continues to captivate fans with his distinctive stage presence and style. BTS's Jin secured third place, while the ever-popular Jungkook came in fourth. Other members of BTS, including Suga, J-Hope, and RM, also earned spots in the top 10, further showcasing the overwhelming popularity and influence of the group across Japan.

This poll not only highlights V's undeniable popularity but also reinforces BTS's status as a global powerhouse, with each member having a significant impact in both Korea and abroad. The results are a testament to the group's massive fanbase, which continues to support and celebrate their idols in a variety of ways.


BTS V Tops Japanese Popularity Poll


This triumph adds to V’s ongoing success even as he serves his mandatory military service, having enlisted in December 2023. He’s set to return on June 10, 2024.

Recently, V updated his fans via Weverse, saying, “I hope you’re all enjoying the long holiday. I’m spending my time training at the army base. It won’t be long until we can meet again. I miss you all!”


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