Jimin is living art and his latest music video is here to prove it. Prior to the release of his debut solo album face on March 24, he dropped a visual for his track “Set Me Free Pt.2.” The video shows Cardi B’s BTS bias dancing with Rainer Maria Rilke’s German poem “Ich lebe mein leben in wachsenden ringen” (in English, “I live my life in widening circles”) printed on his chest. This literary choice goes well with the circular cover art for his upcoming album, as well as a concept teaser titled “Circle of Resonance,” which read: “Waves originate from the deepest invisible inner world, pass through the face on the surface, and reach others to resonate as they transmit the inner voice.”
Jimin has previously confirmed that Follow that the title of his pre-release song is a nod to “Set Me Free” on BTS member Suga’s mixtape D-2. “There is no connection and we didn’t try to split part one or part two,” he explained. “But since it turns out that my song is about freedom and about moving on, and Suga’s song is about some of the stories that come before, I thought it would be good to come after that.” Jimin’s new track definitely feels very free as he sings lyrics like “I never stop, f–k all your opps / Finally free” and “Hey fool, just get out of my way / Shut up, f–k off.” It is now what you call having some “Filter”.