BTS Jungkook’s photo book sells out in one minute


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The book, 'Me, Myself, and Jungkook ‘Time Difference'', is part of the band’s eight-part photo book project, Special 9 Photo-Folio. – Photo: Big Hit Music

The first issue of a photo book featuring Jungkook of BTS sold out in just one minute, according to Bit Hit Music on Friday.

The book, Me, Myself, and Jungkook ‘Time Difference', is part of the band’s eight-part photo book project, Special 9 Photo-Folio, with one each for the seven members and another devoted to the full group. Jungkook’s photo book became available for preorder on Thursday around the world.

The youngest member was the first to roll out an individual work, themed after a vampire in the 21st century. He participated in all aspects of the project, from the planning to costumes and props.

Earlier this month, he uploaded a video of himself camping near a beach in Gangwon Province. The clip was the most-viewed video in 24 hours on YouTube. – The Korea Herald/Asia News Network

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