All the S’pore attractions spotted in BTS Jin’s new “Don’t Say You Love Me” music video

BTS’ Jin is back with new music. But this time, it’s a tad bit special.

That’s because he shot most of the music video for the track in Singapore. You’d spot familiar spots like Gardens By The Bay, the National Gallery and more, which we’ve seen in his teasers too.

However, we’re introduced to him and his music video co-star Shin Se-kyung on the rooftop in the first few scenes. Shin sits in a car, leaving Jin behind as the track starts to play. The duo shot the scene at the car park of Goldhill Plaza, an iconic building in Singapore’s Novena district known for its unique circular design.

 

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Later in the video, we see the duo running across the National Gallery and through Gardens By The Bay.

We also see Shin enjoying some local cuisine at none other than Keng Eng Kee Seafood. A household name by now, the family-run joint is best known for its Hainanese and Cantonese-style seafood dishes.

As for Jin, most of his apartment scenes, shot at the Marina Bay Residences, give us a glimpse of Singapore’s skyline. The duo also went up the flyer, sitting in a cabin, backs facing each other. A scene that’s exuding romance, perfectly fitting for the track.

Towards the end, after Jin reminisced about all the good memories of the relationship, we see him running away again. Here, he’s sprinting across the Anderson Bridge, which connects the Merlion Park and the Esplanade Park.

Here’s the full list of locations spotted in the “Don’t Say You Love Me” music video:

• Goldhill Plaza
• Marina Bay Residences
• National Gallery Singapore
• Keng Eng Kee Seafood
• Emerald Hill
• Gardens by the Bay
• Anderson Bridge
• Singapore Flyer