Reports Say That BTS Member Jimin Is The Reason Why A Premium Soda Product Is Almost Sold Out
As mentioned in our previous reports, any product or brand that BTS tries or touches will instantly be part of an ARMY's shopping list. So, it's little to no surprise why they get sold out immediately.
In a recent report, it was revealed that the drink BTS Member Jimin might be holding and drinking in the last set of concept photos for their upcoming English comeback single, "Butter," could be the French premium soda product "Lorina."
ARMYs paid attention to every single detail of the concept photos and made their own conclusion that the drink he was holding could be a "Lorina" blueberry lemonade drink which is an exotic mix of blueberry and pomegranate. It's no surprise that Jimin was confident enough to try out and consume this one as this soda drink is free from artificial flavors and preservatives, which is quite ideal for a health-conscious person like him.
After this discovery was made, fans have also noticed that all the red "Lorina" sodas are immediately sold in some online resellers. Even in major ones like Walmart and Sodapopstop. If you try to do a quick search online for the product, you will notice that they either not available or immediately sold on.
Just recently, Jimin reached another milestone in his career as he is the first Korean soloist to reach around 500 million streams with just four of his songs on the popular music streaming platform Spotify.
BTS ARMYs and Jimin stans celebrated this milestone by making posts with the hashtag "#JiminSpotify500M," which is trending in countries like Korea, Algeria, the United States, Morocco, Poland, Malaysia, Peru, and Saudi Arabia. People are now even giving him the title "Spotify King Jimin."
Four of Jimin's songs have been streamed a lot on the platform that there's no surprise that he reached this new achievement in his career. A recent report revealed the total number of streams on four of his hit solo songs: "Filter" at 146.570 million, "Serendipity Full Length Edition" at 133,922 million, "Intro: Serendipity" at 86.421 million, and "Lie" at 133.680 million.