Based on this YouTube video's total view count of 710K views and industry-standard rates, the estimated total earning is $498 - $1.42K through ad revenue. Historical data is not yet available to calculate daily, weekly, or monthly averages.

Explore Jimin Talks About Solo Success and Gaining Confidence While Making 'Arirang' | Cover Story with 710,885 views, 64,481 likes, and 5,072 comments. Experience the impact of this video content that has captured audience attention.

For Rolling Stone's eight-part May 2026 cover-story package, the seven members of @BTS met up in Seoul, South Korea in mid-February to talk with senior writer Brian Hiatt, both individually and as a group. In this solo interview, #jimin discusses his surprise over the huge success of his solo work, the fan-inspired origins of "They Don't Know 'Bout Us," and more. #btsarmy #jiminbts Jimin on his drive to improve: "Everyone has the desire to do well, and I have that as well. So, to let go of that desire feels to me like wanting to quit altogether. So I don't know if I'll be able to let go." Jimin on his biggest vocal influences: "I think the BTS members might have been my biggest influence. Because they've been hearing my voice all the way back since I was a trainee. They're the ones who told me I have a great voice, and recommended songs for me to sing. Those recommendations have been very influential for me." Jimin on the origin of "They Don't Know 'Bout Us": "The initial wording was actually 'You make me weak,' because that's what I wanted to tell the fans. You shape us, you always treat us like we're such amazing people. But because of that, we don't have room for growth. I wanted to try expressing that feeling that they might be making us weak." Jimin on what his solo career taught him: "I think I learned to be less afraid with my songwriting. Thanks to that experience, when I got to work on this new group album...Not that I did a great job or anything, but I wasn't afraid to ask questions, and I did my best to keep trying." Jimin on making Arirang: "We operated kind of like a factory. Each producer would occupy one of four recording booths, and we would divide ourselves into groups of two or three. We switched around daily, working with one producer all day, and then someone else the next. That went on every day for almost two months. We made over 100 songs working together with that process." Jimin on leaving the military: "It was such a strange feeling. I thought I would just be happy, but it's not as simple as that ... It's hard to put it into words. I thought about everything I experienced in the military. I thought about the friends I trained with, and the officers as well. Then I wondered if this means I can be onstage again. All of these disparate thoughts hit me all at once, so it's tough to describe what I felt." Read the Rolling Stone interview with Jimin here: https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-features/jimin-bts-interview-they-dont-know-bout-us-1235544860/ ON SALE NOW: 'BTS: The Cover Collection' brings all 8 covers together in one set, the best way to secure the full collection. Tap to shop, while supplies last: https://shop.rollingstone.com/ ⸻ Talent — Jimin Interviewer & Senior Writer — Brian Hiatt Director of Social & Video — Waiss Aramesh Executive Producer & Shoot Director — Christopher Hwisu Kim Senior Producer — Viviane Feldman Producer & Colorist — Mitch Saavedra Social Video Producer/Editor — Sim Tumay Moktan Productions Video Director of Photography — Mike Beech Gaffer and Camera Operator — Wonman Kim Camera Operators — Byeong Hwi Min, Churl Gwon, Hyunsuh Paik DIT — Jiwoon Lee Sound Operator — Min Jae Lee Production Assistant — Seohyun Yoon Nuhana Executive Producer — Sooh Hwang Producer — Sebin Park Line Producer — Cherry Lee Translators Alex M. Lee, Sungbin Moon Creative Director — Joe Hutchinson Executive Music Editor — Christian Hoard Editors in Chief — Sean Woods & Shirley Halperin CEO — Julian Holguin https://www.youtube.com/user/rollingstone

With SocialCounts.org’s view counter, track your YouTube video’s live view count and YouTube likes count in real time with fast, reliable updates.

Watch every YouTube video live view count rise with our real-time YouTube views tracker—built for accuracy and minimal delay.

Follow YouTube real time views as they happen, using our dedicated view counter for YouTube videos.

Get up-to-date live view count on YouTube and see real-time growth with SocialCounts.org’s smart tracking tools.