BLACKPINK Jennie’s creative director is going viral… because of BTS’s Jin.
Recently a photo of Jennie has gone viral.
Netizens joked that it looked like Jin before fans pointed out that they believed that rather than Jin, the person was Jennie’s former manager turned ODD ATELIER creative director, Jaemin.
The original photo was from Dua Lipa’s Instagram, as part of some behind-the-scenes footage from the “Handlebars” video.
You can read more about the friendship between Jennie and Jaemin below.
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