TikTok Launches #HappyProject to Celebrate BTS Jin’s New Album

To celebrate Jin of BTS, the 21st century’s pop icon, and his first solo album Happy, released worldwide on November 15, TikTok has partnered with Jin to launch a new multimedia campaign called #HappyProject. This new immersive hub on TikTok, a leading platform for music discovery, lets fans and users around the world interact with each other and access exclusive content available only within the TikTok app.

The #HappyProject campaign includes a range of exclusive new experiences for fans to celebrate and enjoy Jin’s new album release.

  • An exciting new in-app experience celebrating the release of Happy, discoverable by searching ‘Jin’ or ‘BTS’ on TikTok
  • Missions that unlock a limited-time, exclusive profile frame for fans
  • Exclusive videos, including a dance challenge video with J-Hope set to Running Wild
  • A special livestreamed interview with Jin, viewable by following BTS, airing at 6:30 pm Myanmar Standard Time on November 19
  • Surprises and other experiences for fans who comment ‘Happy’ on the exclusive videos

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“I’m so happy to get to greet everyone again through TikTok. My album ‘Happy’ was created with the intention of bringing as much happiness to people as possible, so I hope everyone who listens to it will feel happy too. It’s an album that reflects my honest thoughts on what happiness means to me,” said Jin.
Since debuting more than a decade ago, BTS (@bts_official_bighit) has stood as one of the 21st century’s pop icons, breaking countless world records and becoming the fourth-largest artist account on TikTok. The group has amassed over 66.9 million followers and 1.4 billion likes from their official fandom, ARMY.
K-pop artists made up 50% of the most-viewed global artists in 2023, and K-pop has emerged as one of the fastest-growing genres on TikTok. The #kpop hashtag has generated 62.4 million posts and 662 billion video views.

Hashtags related to #jin have been used in 13.2 million posts, with 95 billion video views.