BTS’ Jin drops dreamy teaser for 'Don't Say You Love Me', filmed at Singapore’s National Gallery

BTS' very own Jin is taking us on a romantic journey through Singapore in the new teaser for his upcoming track, 'Don't Say You Love Me'.

Released on 13 May, the 37-second clip shows Jin wandering the stunning Padang Atrium at National Gallery Singapore before a heart-fluttering encounter with South Korean actress Shin Se-kyung, who plays his love interest. The teaser confirms what fans had suspected — parts of the highly anticipated music video were filmed in Singapore.

The cinematic teaser follows a cryptic interactive campaign where fans had to "call" Jin using a number puzzle to unlock exclusive photos — many of which featured iconic Singapore landmarks like Gardens by the Bay and the Singapore Flyer.

 

 

 

 

 

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Promotional posters for 'Don't Say You Love Me' also tease scenes set in a hotel overlooking the ArtScience Museum, deepening speculation that Jin’s upcoming mini-album, Echo, will spotlight the Lion City.

Adding fuel to the theory is a wave of #VisitSingapore tags on BTS’ social channels — featured even in the teaser trailer — along with a recent video of J-Hope exploring Sentosa Sensoryscape and the Singapore Botanic Gardens, sparking rumours of a potential partnership with the Singapore Tourism Board.

 

 

 

 

 

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