Between tours, albums, merch, brand deals, and streaming, they’re pulling in a combined net worth somewhere between $200 million and $250 million. But the story gets more interesting when you look at each member. Here’s how the seven stack up in 2026, from richest to...well, still pretty rich.
V still sits at the top with 70.5 million followers [@thv]. His artsy vibe, moody photos, and killer fashion sense make his feed stand out worldwide.
Coming in second, Jungkook has crushed it with his solo music. Every single he drops seems to sell out instantly, and he’s landed global campaigns left and right. He’s only 28 but already one of the biggest names in K-pop in terms of earning power.
Hobi’s energy survived the army intact. He kicked off his HOPE ON THE STAGE solo tour at the start of the year, then went straight into BTS’s packed group schedule. Watching him dance, jawline cutting through the lights, feels unreal. And that Love Your W cover last October? A reminder he’s still got it.
How did Suga edge out Mr. Consistency himself? Two words: consistency and tempo. RM’s style is lifting heavier for fewer reps. Suga? He pays attention to every detail. He slows down every movement, does those four-second negatives, and never skimps on a set. He barely misses days, bounces back quick, and right now, he’s outlasting RM on push-up challenges and plank holds.
RM, the group’s leader, lands fifth. He’s got songwriting credits on nearly all BTS tracks, has solo projects, and a bunch of endorsements. GQ India puts his net worth at roughly $22 million.
Jimin has 56 million fans following him [@j.m], and honestly, his posts are as smooth as he is. With those sleek shots and his Dior ambassador status, his feed is pure K-pop luxury.
Worldwide Handsome came back and showed why that nickname sticks. Jin’s post-military glow is real, his ALO campaign alone had fans speechless. Every week he goes viral for something, usually a Run BTS dad joke or that silver hair. On tour, his live vocals are stronger than ever. He’s aging into a living meme, and people love it.
Looks aside, BTS flat-out owned 2025. 7.0, their first album after enlistment, debuted at #1 on the Billboard 200 and sold 3.2 million in week one. The BEYOND world tour hit 2.1 million tickets across 18 stadiums, now the biggest tour by any Korean act. They even pulled off three straight nights at Wembley and SoFi, back-to-back.
