BTS' Jungkook has received a heartwarming and fitting tribute with the release of the video for "Euphoria." Included in the tribute are the youngest member's early clips of his dance rehearsals, recordings, and Jungkook pretty much goofing around and being a kid while training to be a superstar.
The videos also include different scenes with Jungkook laughing and hanging around backstage with the other BTS members. According to Billboard, the clips have been tagged as "JK Memories by BTS," which meant that the videos taken years ago were all from the Jungkook's bandmates.
"Euphoria" is the latest cut from the band's album Love Yourself: Answer. Part of the BTS Festa Celebration, this is the group's gift to the fans, also known as the ARMY (Adorable Representative M.C for Youth) who have supported and remained solid behind them for the last six years.
Without a doubt, Jungkook is the most beloved member in the group being the youngest in his early 20s. According to Seventeen, he's also the richest BTS member with about $8 million, which he has gained from working in the band, his solo single releases, small screen projects, and product endorsements.
Because he can sing and dance, Jungkook entered a South Korean talent show in his teens in the hopes of becoming a K-pop star. He failed, however, to land a spot during this audition but Big Hit Entertainment took notice of him and got the young man under their wing.
The boyband member does a lot of covers of popular songs, which are all over YouTube. He also trained as a backup dancer first before debuting with BTS in 2013. Since then, his popularity and net worth have been rising along with the band's success.
Meanwhile, the ARMY is also going crazy over a viral video where Jungkook is lip-synching to Billie Eilish's "Bad Guy." Released on Twitter, the short clip has blown up within 24 hours, with over 1.9 million reactions and over 400,000 comments.
It's no secret that Jungkook wants to collaborate with Eilish as he's a big fan. Could this convince her team to finally make his dream come true?
Jungkook and BTS are currently on their world tour until 2020. However, the group will be flying back to Busan, South Korea for a short break after a series of successful concerts in the U.S., London, and Paris.
Upon their return home, BTS will receive a warm welcome from the South Korean public as landmarks will be lit up in purple lights, as per MEAWW. The group is expected to meet with their local fans on the weekend of June 15 and 16.
