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First. Did Jimin Become the Most Stylish Idol? BTS member Jimin has been crowned as the 'Most Stylish Idol' in a recent poll. From June 16 to June 22, an ExcitingDC survey titled "Which idol suits the Elle Elle headband ad best?" saw Jimin secure 5,417 out of 8,401 votes, translating to a 64% approval rate. The key reasons cited for his charm included being 'radiant' with a 68% share, followed by 'fashionable', 'charismatic', and 'captivating'. His persona is often associated with being 'adorable', 'unparalleled', and 'trendsetting'. Jimin's influence extends beyond music into fashion, having been named a global ambassador for luxury brands Dior and Tiffany & Co. since last year. He made headlines for his impeccable airport fashion and everyday styles, causing items he wore to sell out instantly. Following his historic achievement of being the first K-pop soloist to top the Billboard Hot 100 with his debut album "FACE", Jimin is set to release his second solo album, "MUSE", on July 19, with a pre-release track on June 28. Second. Is Jin the Ideal Musical Theater Vocalist? BTS member Jin has been voted the 'Most Desired Musical Theater Vocalist' by fans worldwide. In a poll conducted by ‘My1Pick’ from June 22 to June 25, Jin garnered 14,182 votes, capturing 57% of the total. Known for his stunning visuals and versatile musical talent, Jin has consistently showcased his ability as an artist across various genres. His vocal range, spanning from low to high notes with ease, has earned him accolades such as 'Crystal Voice' and 'Silver Voice' from numerous international media outlets. Musical director James Osory, who dubbed Jin the 'Belting King', praised his precise intonation and powerful high notes, particularly his B4 pitch. Jin's popularity extends to other polls where he topped categories like 'Star Most Loved by Pets', and 'Idol Who Suits Black Hair the Best'. These consistent wins highlight Jin's strong fanbase and his enduring appeal in the entertainment industry Last. Did Insiders Profit from BTS’s Military Enlistment News? Insiders are facing trial for profiting from non-public information about BTS's military enlistment. On June 27, prosecutors indicted three former HYBE employees for violating capital market laws by using confidential information to sell their shares. These employees, who were with a HYBE subsidiary when they learned about BTS's upcoming military enlistment and group hiatus in late May to early June 2022, sold their shares just before the news broke. By doing so, they avoided losses ranging from tens of thousands to as much as $1.5 million. On June 14, BTS announced their hiatus on their YouTube channel, leading to a 24% drop in HYBE's stock the next day, wiping out about $1.98 billion in market value. Prosecutors stated that these defendants had worked with ‘HYBE’ for 8 to 10 years, making their actions a clear case of insider trading. One defendant even informed a friend about the impending news, advising them to sell their shares as well.