Jungkook took over Times Square with an electric performance of 'Standing Next To You'
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BTS Jungkook is in the process of owning New York City at the moment. The pop sensation has been painting the town red in different ways. Jungkook started his schedule by appearing on 'The Tonight Show' with Jimmy Fallon. You already know that the episode brought with it humour and love for ARMYs (it's Jungkook; of course, he brought the love for ARMYs to the show).
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Next, the youngest member of the Bangtan Boys was in New York to perform on the Today Show on November 8. The K-pop idol stopped traffic all around the plaza outside the show’s New York studios for a live performance of songs from his just-released debut solo album. The programme’s hosts said JK drew one of the biggest crowds they’ve ever had.
Now, Jungkook took over Times Square for a live performance of his hit song, 'Standing Next To You'. The BTS pop sensation unleashed his most suave and smooth self for the performance. Jungkook was dressed in black from head to toe while he performed on the massive stage. The song, mixed with his incredible moves, warranted a minute for us to catch our breath. The showmanship was just epic!
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By the looks of it, the crowd was larger than usual, with everyone screaming and cheering Jungkook on. ARMYs were thrilled with the performance, with many taking over the comment section of the video:
"THAT WAS THE COOLEST ENTRANCE EVER!!!! THE COUNTDOWN PLUS HIM APPEARING AND STARTED DANCING! JUST WOW! NYC ARMY ARE REALLY WINNING!," one fan wrote.
Another user commented, "It was sooooo goooood! He really enjoyed it! And that’s the most important thing.."
"I wonder you worked hard for army's alot you deserve the whole world and all admiration love you," read another comment.
"I love you jungkookie, I always support for you still my last breathe in my life you are my everything," wrote another user.
In other Jungkook-related news, he recently delved into a deep chapter of his BTS journey. Being the youngest member in the band, starting out at a mere age of 16 years old, his experience has been a lot different than the rest of the members. He says, "It's been more than ten years now, my memories are a bit sketchy." Who could blame him? becoming a worldwide sensation at 16 years old is a phenomenon that doesn't happen to everyone.
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