BTS’ Jin keeps rewriting the scoreboard. IdolPick users pushed him to 86,427 votes in the last week of September, enough to crown him Best Artist for the second month running. The prize is hard to miss: his face will glow on LED screens at seven busy Seoul subway stops for the next thirty days, a daily reminder for commuters that the oldest BTS member is still the hottest solo act.

The win is more than a photo splash. Since May mini-album “Echo” arrived, its gentle lead track “Don’t Say You Love Me” has crept past half a billion Spotify plays, making Jin only the second Korean soloist ever to own two half-billion songs. Tickets followed the streams: his “Run Seokjin” trek sold all 18 nights across nine cities, landing him atop Billboard’s monthly tour chart for Asian soloists.

The victory lap lands at home. On Halloween and the day after, Incheon Munhak Stadium will shake with 60,000 fans who nabbed the last encore seats in minutes. Jin promises new stage tricks, a live band, and the high notes that made stadiums from Newark to Tokyo hold their breath.

If you ride Seoul metro this October, expect to see that wide-shouldered smile waving at you between train cars. Wave back, snap a pic, and tell us which Jin era still lives rent-free in your head—August’s astronaut, September’s echo, or October’s midnight runner.

BTS’ Jin keeps rewriting the scoreboard. IdolPick users pushed him to 86,427 votes in the last week of September, enough to crown him Best Artist for the second month running.