Title: BTS’ Jung Kook Begins Solo Journey with Release of New Single “Seven”
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BTS member, Jung Kook, has officially stepped into his solo era with the release of his latest single “Seven.” While he has previously shared one-off singles like “My You” and “Still With You,” this new release marks a significant statement and serves as a reintroduction as Jung Kook embarks on a new artistic journey.
For “Seven,” Jung Kook teamed up with rapper Latto, adding a fresh dynamic to his summer single. In the days leading to its release, a video clip of a dinner date gone wrong was shared, setting the stage for the official music video starring Han So-hee as Jung Kook’s on-screen girlfriend. The explicit version of the song features lyrics like “Every hour, every minute, every second/You know night after night/’ll be fuckin’ you right/Seven days a week,” showcasing Jung Kook’s versatility and maturity.
The music video takes an unexpected turn as it transitions to a funeral scene where Latto performs on top of Jung Kook’s coffin, leaving So-hee in shock. Nevertheless, the video ends with the pair walking hand-in-hand in the rain, bringing a poetic conclusion to the visuals.
Big Hit Entertainment described “Seven” as the official start of Jung Kook’s solo career. In a statement posted on WeVerse, the agency said, “‘Seven’ is an invigorating ‘summer song’ that is sure to have you experience the full breadth of Jungkook’s charm.” The agency also encouraged fans to anticipate and support Jung Kook’s upcoming digital single and future activities as he begins his solo activities.
Jung Kook has been preparing for this moment for a long time, drawing inspiration from observing other artists as well as his fellow BTS bandmates. In a recent interview with Rolling Stone, he spoke about his dedication to improve his skills and not just rely on his existing talents, saying, “So I really don’t want to think myself as an all-rounder. I just want to keep trying and working hard.”
This solo venture follows a series of individual projects from the BTS members. Suga collaborated with Halsey on a revamped version of her album deep cut “Lilith” for the video game series Diablo. He also released his solo album “D-Day” and the documentary “Road to D-Day.” Jimin’s solo album “FACE” arrived in March, RM dropped his debut solo album “Indigo” in December, and Jin co-wrote the solo single “The Astronaut” with Coldplay. Additionally, V contributed the one-off release “Christmas Tree” for the soundtrack of the popular K-Drama series “Our Beloved Summer” and J-Hope released his solo album “Jack in the Box” a year ago.
As the members of BTS continue to explore new ventures outside of the band, “Seven” marks an exciting milestone for Jung Kook as he steps into his solo career. Fans can look forward to his future releases and support him as he embarks on this new chapter in his music journey.
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