

V
V (뷔), born Kim Tae-hyung, is one of the most recognizable voices and visual signatures inside BTS. His low register and restrained delivery gave the group a different emotional texture from the start, then widened into a solo identity built around softer R&B, jazz-pop color, and a deliberately paced visual world.
That solo lane came fully into focus with Layover, led by "Love Me Again," "Rainy Days," and "Slow Dancing." The project proved V could scale intimacy without losing mainstream reach. Before that, his acting turn in Hwarang and soundtrack work had already hinted at a broader screen-friendly profile beyond group promotion.
Off stage, V has become a key luxury figure through Celine and Cartier, while his official activity remains anchored to BigHit Music. The result is a page defined by vocal identity, visual discipline, and a solo catalog that feels distinct even inside BTS's enormous orbit.
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