What gifts do BTS members give their parents? Jin presented a US$3.4 million Hannam The Hill apartment, Jungkook went for a Mercedes-Benz while RM lets mum and dad use his credit card

Jun 22 , 2021

What luxurious presents did BTS members like J-Hope and Jin give to their parents? Photos: @btsxpiccs; @choi_bts2/ Twitter, @mejiwoo103; @seokjin/Instagram

Jin’s parents became neighbours with K-drama actors like Han Hyo-joo and Choo Ja-hyun when they received a unit in one of Korea’s most expensive buildings

During a V-live broadcast, V revealed that he composed a song for his dad for Parents’ Day, while J-Hope’s Mother’s Day gift was snapped on Instagram

There’s no doubt that the Bangtan Boys know how to splurge, but not only do they treat themselves with their millions, they shell out for their loved ones too – including their mums and dads, of course.

BTS are generous when it comes to sharing their wealth. Photo: Big Hit Entertainment

So what sort of relationships do the boys have with their parents, and what gifts have they presented over the years to express their love and thanks? Here are some of the most memorable ones …

Jungkook: a Mercedes-Benz

Jungkook from BTS. Photo: @bts__jungk00k/Instagram

Jungkook might be the group’s maknae – which means youngest member in Korean – but he can definitely pick out great gifts. According to Channel Korea, Jungkook bought his parents a Mercedes-Benz in 2018.

BTS’ Jungkook and his own Mercedes-Benz. Photo: @jungkookieslove/Instagram

Although Jungkook has never spoken about the gift himself, fans figure that since he has his own black Benz – which he’s posed next to in photos – he could easily have decided to gift his parents one too.

J-Hope: a box filled with cash

BTS’ J-hope, Jin and Suga. Photo: @BTS_twt/Twitter

J-Hope is known for being a good son who’s constantly showing his love for his family – he even described it in his solo song Mama. And on Mother’s Day in 2020, a post by his sister Jung Ji-woo caught fans’ eyes – a photo of a flower box filled with one million Korean won (US$880) in cash. She captioned the photo, “special gift for parents prepared with my son” – “son” being her nickname for J-Hope.