RunSeokjin Encore Concerts: BTS Jin, Jungkook, J-Hope Reunite On Stage For Water Fights, Fun, Iconic Hits

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member Jin wris wrapping up his RunSeokjin EP Tour with a spectacular two-day encore concert in South Korea, treating fans to nostalgia, laughter, and unforgettable moments. Held from October 31 to November 1 at the Incheon Munhak Main Stadium, Day 1 turned into a full-fledged BTS mini-reunion when Jungkook and J-Hope joined him live on stage.

Mini BTS reunion

The concert kicked off with electrifying energy as thousands of ARMYs filled the stadium, cheering on Jin as he brought his first solo world tour to a grand close. But the loudest roars erupted when Jungkook and J-Hope made surprise appearances, turning the stage into a joyful BTS playground.The trio recreated fan-favourite concert moments while making new memories together. Jungkook and J-Hope performed their solo hits before teaming up with Jin for a medley of BTS classics, including My Universe, IDOL, So What, and Jamais Vu. The So What stage stole the show as the trio indulged in BTS’s iconic water fight tradition, splashing around and laughing like the good old days.

In one of the night’s most heartwarming moments, J-Hope and Jungkook became Jin’s backup dancers for his viral fan-favourite track Super Tuna. What began as a fun fishing trip song has now turned into an ARMY anthem. With playful choreography and perfect comic timing, Jin transformed into the “tuna” they “caught,” leaping into the arms of his fellow members.

Jungkook, J-Hope's solo performances

Jungkook then delivered a powerful rendition of Standing Next to You, while J-Hope hyped up the crowd with Killin’ It Girl. Both performances proved why they remain top-tier solo performers.

The concert closed on an emotional high with Jamais Vu and Moon, as Jin took a daring hot air balloon ride - courtesy of his adorable astronaut mascot, Wootteo - floating above the audience. As he waved at fans from above, glowing lightsticks sparkled across the stadium, ARMYs chanted for their favourite idol.