"He’s gonna be so mad at us!" — Fans hilariously react as Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries comments on BTS' Jin's 'Super Tuna' MV

BTS' Kim Seok-jin released the full version of his popular single, Super Tuna, on October 11, 2024. The track was originally released on December 4, 2021, on his 29th birthday, however, the latest version arrived with an official music video. Fans were stunned when the South Korean Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries (MOF) left a comment under the official MV on YouTube:

“Oh! Super Tuna. I love it so much! Of course, I also like flatfish and Spanish mackerel! (Sharks, not so much…)” (as per Google Translate).

The BTS ARMY boasted with pride upon seeing the South Korean government take note of the latest release. They took X (formerly Twitter) by storm and one fan joked that the BTS idol would actually be mad at them.

"I absolutely love this!!!! Aaah, he’s gonna be so mad at us! Maybe he’ll come online to scold us…"

The BTS idol leaked the MV and the track on October 10, 2024, during his Weverse livestream. He then asked his fans to not share or stream the song illegally which further became an inside joke between the idol and his fans. They joked on X that they didn't stream the song and still the government saw it.

"I can see the vision that seokjin is gonna do a weverse live and gonna scold us very hard. This would be the title of his live "Army, I told you not to promote it. Aren't I?" I can hear him rapping in one breath." one fan wrote.

"That's right. When we say BTS have a very unique audience, this is what we mean." another fan noted.

"Jin we didn't betray you they just fell in love with super tuna." another fan added.

Others predicted that the idol would mention the incident on the next Weverse livestream.

"And I would not be surprised if they made him an ambassador," one fan said.

"HELPPPPP IRHEGAISHRHRB THE FACT THAT SEOKJIN SAID NOT TO SPREAD IT," another fan commented.

"Lmao Seokjin Seokjin what have you brought upon yourself hahahahaha I live this," one other fan wrote.

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BTS' Jin's Super Tuna reigns over Worldwide and European iTunes Song Charts

Super Tuna (Extended Version) climbed to No. 1 on the iTunes Worldwide Song Chart and the European iTunes Song Chart on October 11 and remained there for three consecutive days. It peaked at No. 1 across 57 countries including Brazil, United States, Australia, and Japan.

However, it dropped to No. 2 on the European iTunes Song Chart on October 13, after two days at the top.

Here is the full list of the countries where Super Tuna (Extended Version) peaked at No. 1 on the iTunes chart:

1. Argentina
2. Armenia
3. Azerbaijan
4. Australia
5. Belarus
6. Brazil
7. Bulgaria
8. Chile
9. Colombia
10. Costa Rica
11. Denmark
12. Ecuador
13. Egypt
14. El Salvador
15. Estonia
16. Finland
17. Guatemala
18. Honduras
19. Hungary
20. India
21. Indonesia
22. Ireland
23. Japan
24. Kazakhstan
25. Kenya
26. Laos
27. Latia
28. Lithuania
29. Luxembourg
30. Malaysia
31. Malta
32. Mexico
33. Netherlands
34. New Zealand
35. Nicaragua
36. Nigeria
37. Panama
38. Paraguay
39. Peru
40. Philippines
41. Poland
42. Qatar
43. Romania
44. Russia
45. Singapore
46. Spain
47. Sri Lanka
48. Swaziland
49. Sweden
50. Taiwan
51. Turkey
52. Uganda
53. Ukraine
54. United Arab Emirates
55. United States of America
56. Uzbekistan
57. Zimbabwe

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In other news, BTS' Jin announced that the release of his debut solo album, Happy, is scheduled for November 15, 2024. BIGHIT MUSIC confirmed that the album will feature six tracks weaved with band sound.