BTS leader RM has revealed a surprisingly personal milestone: getting a driver’s license at age 31 — not to buy a car, but to confront what he openly called a long-held trauma. On Tuesday, RM shared a series of photos on social media alongside the caption “Jogogakha,” a Buddhist phrase meaning “look at your own feet,” often interpreted as a reminder to seek truth and realization within oneself rather than externally. The phrase immediately sparked discussion among fans, given its introspective tone and the images that followed. One photo shows RM seated inside a car, head slightly bowed as he takes a quiet selfie. Another image showed that he has officially obtained a standard Class 2 driver’s license in Korea. The timing of the post was no coincidence. Earlier that day, BTS appeared together for a full-group live broadcast on the fan platform Weverse, marking a rare moment of casual interaction among the members. During the livestream, RM surprised fans by casually announcing, “Everyone, I, Kim Nam-joon, got my driver’s license.” J-Hope quickly teased him, saying the