BTS’s Jungkook expresses his longing for the members and mentions group activities in 2025
On November 10th, Apple Music released an interview with BTS’s Jungkook and Apple Music Global’s Creative Director Zane Lowe.
Jungkook released his first solo album “GOLDEN” on the 3rd with the theme of highlighting his “golden moments” and is actively carrying out activities to promote it.
Jungkook explained, “When I first started, I was very quiet. I didn’t have self-confidence. But as I started working on my music, I learned more about myself. I earned that description ‘Golden’. Looking at all these achievements, I’ve gained more confidence. So it’s a combination of all those things that were poured into the album.” He added, “My work as part of BTS was very important. I think this time in my life is equally if not even more important.”
When asked about the song in “GOLDEN” that surprised ARMYs the most, Jungkook said, “All of the songs on the album are across different genres, so I’m not sure. But I think, aside from the title song, there’s a song called ‘Hate You’. So if my prediction proves correct, then it will prove that I have a good ear”.
Jungkook mentioned BTS’s reunion in 2025 as a whole group. He shared, “I don’t think it’s too far along in the future. Preparing as a solo artist and also working as a solo musician, there were times where I really missed the members, when I was in the waiting room or standing by myself on stage or eating with the staff. We were always together for so many years that I felt the void of them not being next to me”.
He continued, “You know, I miss them. So I suppose that year could seem far away, but I don’t want to think that way. I think the synergy of BTS in 2025 will be incredible. I am so looking forward to it”.
Meanwhile, Jungkook appeared on NBC’s “TODAY” show on the 8th then performed the TSX guerilla performance, coloring the morning and night of New York with “golden light”. His album’s title song “Standing Next to You” has topped Spotify’s Daily Top Song Global chart for three consecutive days.
Source: Daum
