BTS' Jin tackles tough choices in 'would you rather' game after the Olympic Torch Relay

Jin took almost ten minutes to cross France's Rue de Rivoli to the Place du Carrousel, where he gave the torch to French skier Sandra Laoura.

BTS' Jin participated in the Olympic Torch Relay on July 14 ahead of 2024 Olympics in Paris. The K-pop star took almost ten minutes to cross France's Rue de Rivoli to the Place du Carrousel, where he gave the torch to French skier Sandra Laoura while donning the official relay uniform, as per reports.

Jin playing 'would you rather' game after the Olympic Torch Relay.

Post the Torch Relay, Jin engaged in a game of “would you rather”. A French reporter was seen asking him questions such as would he rather pick Eiffel Tower or Louvre Museum, to this, Jin says he would pick Eiffel Tower. (Also Read: Sex makes a comeback at Paris 2024 Olympics, 3 lakh condoms to be distributed at the games)

She then asks him, "Would you rather watch the rhythmic gymnastics event or the swimming event?" Jin seems to have a hard time answering this question. He says, "I think I prefer more dynamic and active activities, so swimming might be a bit more fun."

Watch the full interview here:

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