BTS Jimin’s Collaboration With Sofia Carson Ignites Army Feud: ‘She’s a Member of a Corrupt Family!'

BTS Jimin's upcoming solo album "MUSE" has created a buzz, particularly due to his collaboration with American actress and singer Sofia Carson.

The announcement has divided ARMYs, with mixed reactions stemming from past interactions and Carson's controversial history.

BIGHIT MUSIC recently announced Jimin's second solo album, "MUSE," set for release on July 19, 2024.

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We are excited to share details about the release of BTS member Jimin's second solo album, "MUSE."

Following his first solo album, "FACE," where he sought to explore his true identity, "MUSE" documents his journey in search of the source of his inspiration.

Showcasing Jimin's expanded musical spectrum, "MUSE" includes seven tracks, including the fan song "Closer Than This," released in December 2023.

We ask for your continued love and support for Jimin's second solo album, "MUSE."

Pre-Order Period: Starts 11 AM, Tuesday, June 18, 2024 (KST)
Release Date and Time: 1 PM, Friday, July 19, 2024 (KST)

The album includes seven tracks, one of which is "Slow Dance," featuring Sofia Carson. This news has generated significant interest and speculation among fans.

Some ARMYs are thrilled about the collaboration, anticipating a beautiful blend of Jimin and Carson's voices. Positive comments flooded social media, expressing excitement for the track.

However, not all reactions were favorable. Some fans recalled Carson's past interactions with BTS, including an incident at the 2019 Billboard Music Awards where she joined BTS for a photo, leading to accusations of "clout-chasing."

Additionally, her performance of BTS' "Boy With Luv" at the 2019 Radio Disney Music Celebration received criticism for only including the English lyrics.

Carson's controversial role in the Netflix film "Purple Hearts" also resurfaced, with some fans drawing parallels between her character and their own experiences as fans of BTS members currently serving in the military.

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The film was criticized for its pro-military themes and problematic language.

Sofia Carson's family background and political stance have also come under scrutiny.

Allegations about her family's involvement in corruption in Colombia and her support for Zionist propaganda have fueled further backlash.

Some ARMYs have called for a boycott of the songs involving Carson and producer Tommy Brown, who is also accused of engaging in Zionist propaganda.

Despite the controversies, some fans defend Carson, highlighting her work as a UNICEF ambassador advocating for children's rights.

They point out her support for Palestinians and her posts urging aid for children affected by the conflict in Gaza.

The collaboration between Jimin and Sofia Carson has undoubtedly stirred emotions within the ARMY community, reflecting the complexities of blending music, politics, and past interactions.

As the release date of "MUSE" approaches, fans continue to express their diverse opinions, making this one of the most talked-about collaborations in recent times.

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Written by Cassidy Jones.