Source: Weverse
During a recent live session on Weverse, Jungkook, a prominent member of the widely acclaimed K-pop sensation group BTS, bravely confronted the trolls who had been relentlessly criticizing him for occasionally enjoying a few drinks during his late-night live stream sessions.
With an unwavering spirit, Jungkook remained undaunted by the barrage of negative comments directed at him. Rather than being affected by the criticism, he showed a remarkable sense of resilience and poise, expressing his nonchalant attitude toward their hurtful remarks. Underscoring his maturity and wisdom beyond his years, he emphasized the significance of receiving unwavering support and love from those who genuinely care about him and his well-being.
In his powerful response, Jungkook made it clear that he values the authenticity and sincerity of his true fans, acknowledging that their positive encouragement and understanding mean the world to him. By addressing the issue head-on, he set a strong example of how artists can assert themselves in the face of cyberbullying and negative comments, inspiring his followers to focus on positivity and genuine connections rather than being swayed by detractors.
Jungkook’s ability to navigate the complexities of fame with grace and confidence further solidified his position as a role model for many. His stance on self-expression and his determination to stay true to himself despite criticism served as an empowering message to others who might be facing similar challenges in the public eye.
With his unwavering self-assurance and unyielding commitment to his fans, Jungkook’s actions demonstrated that the bond between an artist and their supporters goes beyond mere adulation—it’s built on mutual respect, understanding, and a shared journey of growth and self-discovery.
In response to the matter, Jungkook stated “Some people would make fun of me and say, ‘yeah Jungkook is drunk and all.’ Yeah, so what? You don’t drink? Go ahead and talk about me every way you want, I don’t care. Like I said, I only care about the ones who care for me. If you don’t like me, go ahead and live like that. Thanks for the little attention you give me anyway.”
Source: Twitter
Also, his debut single’s explicit version faced a lot of criticism recently being labelled as dirty to which he replied that why they referred to it as the “dirty version” and asked them to explain their reasoning behind considering it as such. He clarified that it’s simply the explicit version and questioned why it should be considered dirty, emphasizing that it’s about being frank.
In the one-hour-long live, he mentioned that he was aware that people would have varying opinions on the matter. He explained that he had given considerable thought to the decision of which of the two versions to release. He also mentioned that he was of age, had been working for ten years, and would be turning 28 the following year. He expressed his belief that if he didn’t showcase a new side of himself, he wouldn’t be able to take on a real challenge.
On July 14th, the BTS singer launched his latest single titled ‘Seven (feat. Latto)’ along with a music video that starred Han So Hee. Just two days later, he revealed the explicit version of the song, which included minor alterations in its lyrics. In the explicit version’s video, Jungkook demonstrated his remarkable dancing abilities, performing alongside other artists.
