Top 3 Social Media Platforms Shows Their Bias In BTS

Social media platforms like Facebook and Instagram, as well as search tools such as Skype and browsers like Microsoft Edge, are often considered “second stages” for idols — places where they can rapidly connect with fans, spread their image, music, and personality across the globe in just seconds.

Beyond helping shape personal branding and influence in the digital age, social media also reflects an idol’s popularity and public appeal on a global scale. By simply looking at who tops the trending searches or the volume of hashtags, it becomes clear whether someone is at the center of attention.

Moreover, many fans who participate in boosting media presence for their idols know that mαѕѕive engagement — through searches, shares, and interactions — gives their favorite artists favorable algorithmic treatment. This means their idols appear more frequently in recommendations, trending tabs, and promotions.

BTS is a prime example of an act that successfully leveraged social media early on to build a strong fanbase and gain global support. Not only did they become global K-pop superstars through this strategy, but social platforms have also continued to “favor” them ever since.

In particular, three of the world’s biggest platforms — Skype, Facebook, and Microsoft Edge — have even openly declared their BTS bias during fan interactions. So, it’s no surprise that even the tiniest news about their favorite member sets the entire internet ablaze.

All three platforms proudly stated through their verified accounts that "Jungkook is our bias" or "Our bias is Jungkook". They didn’t hold back in showing love for BTS’s golden maknae — as pαѕѕionately as a true ARMY would.

That said, Jungkook’s accomplishments across social media and search platforms justify all the love. He remains a global hot topic, consistently ranking high in search trends — even during his military enlistment. His digital presence has never faded.

Some notable achievements on platforms like Google and others further prove Jungkook’s dominance — or rather, his status as the most sought-after global artist.

Jungkook topped the list of “Most‑Searched K‑pop Idols on Google” worldwide for five consecutive years, from 2019 to 2023. In 2024, he was also named the “Most‑Searched K‑pop Idol on Pinterest,” a platform with over 500 million monthly users.

Jungkook became the first Asian solo artist to reach 216 billion views on TikTok hashtags, currently ranking second globally after Messi. His hashtag “#jungkook” нιт 250 billion views — growing by 50 billion in just six months.

Meanwhile, Facebook, Skype, and Microsoft Edge publicly expressing their bias reminds fans of earlier brand battles over BTS love — like Snickers vs. Butterfingers or Pantene vs. TRESemmé.

In the end, these instances only reinforce the mαѕѕive brand value of Jungkook specifically — and BTS as a whole. Fans couldn’t help but feel delighted and proud upon hearing this news:

- He is the main event. All apps love him too

- Lovely to the max!

- Jungkook is my forever bias too and forever my baby bangtan. I love 7 but I love him more

- Great taste! I guess it's time to give up Chrome for a tasteful browser.

- Right choose. No one can win the heart of apps much like Jungkook

- They are all falling in love with Jungkook

- Our bright prince. He is so powerful

- Even Facebook can’t resist Jungkook’s charm

- Golden Maknae taking over the internet, one platform at a time.

- When your bias is everyone’s bias — even the tech giants!

- Jungkook being declared as bias by global platforms? We’re winning!

- Not surprised at all. He’s the main character everywhere.