"Super Tuna" by BTS's Jin turned into a certified hit in South Korea instead of remaining just a hilarious and cute gift for fans on his 29th birthday. During the past months, the song and choreography have been used in numerous popular TV shows and dozens of News programs. Many Korean celebrities of all spheres have danced to it, and all of the most known Korean mascots, cartoon characters, and even government branches have been noticed in joining the challenge. #SuperTuna has over 500M views on TikTok!

In December, the Ministry of Ocean and Fisheries joined the challenge using their mascot. Following them, the Korean Embassy in China has announced a "Super Tuna" dancing competition and posted a video of a marine diplomat taking his part in it. 

Besides that, Jin got Korea's major oil refineries, the mascot of the National Credit Union Federation, and chefs of the Haldol franchise to do the challenge. And on top of that, one of the Korean channels created a whole documentary about "Super Tuna"! It was also being played on popular radio stations. 

A few days ago, another Korean ministry joined this trend. The Korean Ministry of Education released a special video about Disability Understanding Education Program. Its purpose is to show that learning different ways of communication is the first step to building a happy communication. The episode aired on the Disabled People's Day of 2022. You can watch it on Youtube as well. 

In the episode, the characters go to a K-pop festival and have to choose which BTS choreography they would like to dance to. "Super Tuna" by Jin is their choice! 

Isn't it cool how Jin created "Super Tuna and its fun music video out of pure enthusiasm, but it became a part of Korean pop culture?