Next week, BTS member Jungkook is scheduled to conduct his Golden live on-stage Q&A session. The BTS fan club manager uploaded information and Jungkook’s message along with his questions for followers on Weverse on Tuesday. On November 20, Jungkook will elicit personal questions from BTS ARMY during the live session.
Jungkook’s letter
The letter stated, “To. ARMY. Hey! (Hello, ARMY! This is Jung Kook.) I’ve jotted down a few questions for you. Please read and answer them. (I have so many things I want to do with ARMY because we haven’t met in a long time! After racking my brain about what would bring smiles to ARMY, I decided to make a list of questions I’ve always wanted to ask you! I would really appreciate your honest answers!). Then, you better have a good day. (I hope you have a great day! I love you, ARMY!) From. JK.”
Deadline to submit your answers
The responses can be turned in between November 14 and November 16 at 4 p.m. (KST). Fans can view Jungkook’s questions and respond to the six questions by visiting the Weverse link that has been provided. The responses “may be retained for use as paid content and may be edited and partially shown during the performance.”
Answers that are irrelevant to the questions or that include improper material—such as violent, abusive, or harassing language—will not be taken into consideration.
Questions asked
1. If we were to have a meal together, what food would you like to eat?
2. If you could spend just one day with me, what would you like to do?
3. What is the first word that comes to mind (or the word that best describes me) when you see me?
4. What was the last thing I said in the group chat with the members?
5. What is my favourite part of body that I like?
6. If all ARMYs in audience close their eyes for a moment, what would I do?
Jungkook’s new album
The title of Jungkook’s recently released debut solo album, Golden, alludes to his moniker as “the golden maknae,” or “golden youngest” in Korean. Hate You, a piano ballad co-written by Shawn Mendes, features guitar played by Ed Sheeran.
The dance-pop song Please Don’t Change features DJ Snake, while the breathy-bass hit Closer to You features Major Lazer. The song 3D, featuring rapper Jack Harlow, peaked at number five on the Billboard Hot 100.
