BTS member Jin has achieved another milestone as two of his solo songs have been selected for the final week of Seoul Arts Center's World Music Fountain in 2026.
According to the announcement, Jin's songs Don't Say You Love Me and To Me Today (오늘의 나에게) were included in the fountain's music lineup from October 27 to November 1, marking the final week of this year's operation.
The two tracks are the only songs from the same artist's album to be featured together during the final week, making Jin's selection particularly notable.
Seoul Arts Center's World Music Fountain, which operates from April 1 to November 1, combines music with coordinated water displays, giving visitors a chance to enjoy songs in a different setting.
This is also not the first time Jin's music has been included in the attraction's playlist. His solo tracks were selected last year as well, continuing his presence in the popular fountain program.
Both songs come from Jin's second solo mini album, Echo, released in 2025. The album features seven tracks, with Jin participating in the songwriting and composition of four songs.
Among them, the title track Don't Say You Love Me has achieved several international milestones.
The song reached No. 1 on Spotify's Global Chart dated May 25, 2025, and surpassed 1 billion cumulative streams in August 2026.
Its popularity has also extended beyond music streaming platforms.
Earlier this year, Don't Say You Love Me was played over three days at the figure skating venue during the 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Olympics.
The song also appeared on the Italian television quiz show Reazione a Catena (*Chain Reaction*), reflecting its presence in international entertainment.
With both Don't Say You Love Me and To Me Today included in the final week of Seoul Arts Center's World Music Fountain, Jin's music continues to reach audiences through public cultural events.
The special selection concludes on November 1, bringing the fountain's 2026 season to a close with two songs from Jin's Echo album.
According to the announcement, Jin's songs Don't Say You Love Me and To Me Today (오늘의 나에게) were included in the fountain's music lineup from October 27 to November 1, marking the final week of this year's operation.
The two tracks are the only songs from the same artist's album to be featured together during the final week, making Jin's selection particularly notable.
Seoul Arts Center's World Music Fountain, which operates from April 1 to November 1, combines music with coordinated water displays, giving visitors a chance to enjoy songs in a different setting.
This is also not the first time Jin's music has been included in the attraction's playlist. His solo tracks were selected last year as well, continuing his presence in the popular fountain program.
Both songs come from Jin's second solo mini album, Echo, released in 2025. The album features seven tracks, with Jin participating in the songwriting and composition of four songs.
Among them, the title track Don't Say You Love Me has achieved several international milestones.
The song reached No. 1 on Spotify's Global Chart dated May 25, 2025, and surpassed 1 billion cumulative streams in August 2026.
Its popularity has also extended beyond music streaming platforms.
Earlier this year, Don't Say You Love Me was played over three days at the figure skating venue during the 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Olympics.
The song also appeared on the Italian television quiz show Reazione a Catena (Chain Reaction), reflecting its presence in international entertainment.
With both Don't Say You Love Me and To Me Today included in the final week of Seoul Arts Center's World Music Fountain, Jin's music continues to reach audiences through public cultural events.
The special selection concludes on November 1, bringing the fountain's 2026 season to a close with two songs from Jin's Echo album.
