It doesn't matter who your bias is, they all have their moments here – but it's hard to ignore V, who is enjoying himself way beyond the legal limit!
2018, Isabel Kissel, quoted in Maggie Kell, "Foreign Music Conveys Emotions Through Tunes, Not Language", The Talon (Nation Ford High School), December 2018, page 9:
[…] My 'bias,' which is your favorite in a Korean pop group, is RM or Kim Namjoon."
2019, Katy Sprinkel, The Big Book of BTS: The Deluxe Unofficial Bangtan Book, unnumbered page:
Sweet, sensitive, and impossibly sassy, V is many fans' bias, and an integral member of the group.
2019, Michelle Lee, "K-Pop", The Rock (Trinity Christian Academy - Addison), Spring 2019, page 17:
Yes, watching your favorite member of a group—or your “bias”—appear in an interview without knowing what he or she is saying is not the most entertaining thing to do.
2019, Christiana Cates, quoted in Jordyn Hronec, "Younger generations turning to K-pop instead of American music", Point Park Globe (Park Point University), 17 April 2019, page 5:
"Depending on who my bias is, I'll follow bias-specific pages. I follow K-Con to see what concerts are coming. That type of thing."
2019, Joelle Weatherford, "Can't stop the K-Pop train", The Eagle (Northeast Texas Community College), 7 May 2019, page 8:
One in particular, Minho, really caught my eye. He became what is called my bias or favorite member.
2019, Natasha Bauer, "Bangtan Sonyeondan A.R.M.Y.: The Way of the Adorable Representative MC for Youth", Retrospect Literary Arts Magazine (Ellensburg High School), Volume 35 (2019), page 32:
My bias, which is basically a way in[sic] saying your favorite member, is Jeon Jeongguk, known as Jungkook by ARMYs […]
