BTS member Jimin has gained another well-known admirer, as Japanese singer Ado recently revealed that she became his fan after attending a BTS concert in Mexico.

According to Anime Trends, Ado shared the experience during a fan club-exclusive event in Tokyo, where she spoke about watching BTS perform live and how Jimin caught her attention.

The Japanese artist reportedly admitted that she became a fan of Jimin after seeing him on stage.

Ado also shared a small but memorable detail from the concert. She revealed that another fan had given her a Jimin keychain, which she still keeps in her wallet.

Her comments attracted attention as Jimin continues to receive admiration from fans and celebrities around the world.

Ado is not the only public figure who has recently expressed support for the BTS member.

American NFL player Camryn Bynum also revealed his favorite BTS member in his documentary series, *The Movie Season 6*.

*"Right now, my favorite is Jimin,"* Bynum shared.

The football player also included footage of himself attending a BTS concert, showing his interest in the group beyond simply listening to their music.

Meanwhile, veteran Filipino actor and director Michael de Mesa expressed similar admiration through his Instagram account, naming Jimin as his favorite member of BTS.

Since debuting with BTS in 2013, Jimin has often been described by fans as an *"ipdeok fairy,"* a Korean expression for an idol who inspires people to become fans.

The recent comments from Ado, Bynum, and Michael de Mesa have brought renewed attention to that nickname as BTS continues meeting international audiences.

Following the group's return to full-group activities after completing their military service, Jimin has been connecting with fans through BTS' *ARIRANG* world tour.

The group is scheduled to perform at MorumBIS Stadium in São Paulo, Brazil, on October 28, 30, and 31.

With Ado revealing that a BTS concert turned her into a Jimin fan, the singer continues to attract attention from fellow entertainers and audiences around the world.