Solo song from BTS’ Jimin found ‘unsuitable’ for TV


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A song from the upcoming solo debut album of BTS’ Jimin was deemed “ineligible” for television broadcasting, according to a review by KBS released Wednesday. - Photo: Big Hit Music

A song from the upcoming solo debut album of BTS’ Jimin was deemed “ineligible” for television broadcasting, according to a review by KBS released Wednesday.

The review cited profanity, slang and indecent expressions in the lyrics as reasons. Face-Off is the first track from the album Face, and the artiste, along with bandmate RM, co-wrote the lyrics.

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