JUNG KOOK

BTS member Jungkook is featured on the double cover of Rolling Stone Japan vol.33, with a 24-page photo and interview story. This issue, releasing on December 25, is part of a collaborative project with editions from Japan, the UK, and Korea, showcasing exclusive content and insights into Jungkook's artistic journey and personal growth.

BTS members Jimin and Jin made significant impacts on Billboard Japan's annual charts for 2025, with Jimin's 'Who' and Jin's 'Echo' achieving notable rankings. Both members also excelled on Spotify Japan, with multiple tracks charting. J-Hope's performance at Lollapalooza Berlin was highlighted as a standout moment. Their continued success raises anticipation for their upcoming new album and world tour.

BTS has topped Spotify for four consecutive years, as announced in the 'Spotify Wrapped 2025'. Despite no group activities this year, they remain the most streamed Korean artists globally. Jungkook, Jimin, and Jin also ranked high in individual categories, with Jungkook achieving significant solo streaming milestones. BTS plans a world tour with a new album next spring.

Dating rumors between BTS's Jungkook and aespa's Winter have reignited, supported by photos of matching tattoos and similar accessories. Fans noted Jungkook attended aespa's concert during his break. HYBE and SM Entertainment have commented on the rumors, while Jungkook previously denied having a girlfriend in a livestream. Some fans speculate about the connection between their Instagram names.

During a live stream titled 'Curry...', BTS's Jungkook revealed he lives with a childhood friend from Busan. They jokingly argue daily, and Jungkook showcased his cooking skills while making curry miso pasta. He expressed satisfaction with the dish and ended the stream by ordering rice from the housekeeper. BTS plans to resume group activities next spring.

Jungkook from BTS has showcased his immense popularity in Brazil by winning the Global Artist award at the BreakTudo Awards for the fourth consecutive year. He has previously won multiple awards and achieved over 10 billion streams on Spotify. His solo album 'GOLDEN' has over 6.4 billion streams, further solidifying his status. After enlisting in the army, he is preparing for a comeback with BTS in spring 2024, engaging with fans through live streams on Weverse.

BTS's Jungkook will be on the double cover of Rolling Stone Japan vol.33, featuring a 24-page photo and interview story, set to release on December 25. This marks a collaborative project among Japan, the UK, and Korea, with digital versions available in several countries. The magazine will have different cover visuals for each country, revealed on December 8, 2025.

Jungkook of BTS has made history as a solo K-POP artist by surpassing 10 billion total streams on Spotify. His debut solo album 'GOLDEN' has over 6.4 billion streams, with all tracks exceeding 100 million streams. His single 'Seven' topped Spotify's Global Daily Top Songs, marking a significant achievement for K-POP.

Jungkook from BTS revealed a new pasta recipe during a live stream on Weverse, engaging with fans. He prepared a beautiful 'Sea Urchin Soy Sauce Cream Shrimp Pasta,' demonstrating impressive cooking skills. The stream attracted 6.4 million viewers, highlighting his influence and popularity. Jungkook has previously shared other recipes and continues to connect with fans through cooking and gaming streams.

Ahead of their comeback, BTS shares practice photos that highlight their energy and teamwork, generating excitement among fans. After a period of military service, all members are back together, preparing for a new album and major activities aimed for spring. Fans eagerly anticipate the upcoming content and schedule for their first full group activities post-military service.