In an intimate live session held on the fan community platform 'Weverse' last Saturday (July 22nd), BTS' Jungkook engaged with fans, delving into various aspects of his music and performances. The spotlight soon fell on his solo track 'Seven,' specifically its explicit version, which some fans had playfully dubbed the "dirty version."

Not one to shy away from addressing such matters, Jungkook promptly sought to clarify the intentions behind the explicit version.

With an air of curiosity, he questioned, "Dirty version? Why do you call it a dirty version? It's just the explicit version. Why label it as dirty? It's about embracing honesty and candidness. Perhaps it's because everyone perceives things differently? Well, I suppose that's unavoidable."

Jungkook Revelation on His Song Versions

The discussion then took a more profound turn as Jungkook shed light on his thought process behind releasing both versions of the song. "Choosing between the two versions was challenging for me, so I decided to put out both. I thought it would be an enjoyable approach," he shared.

Acknowledging his devoted fanbase, known as ARMYs, Jungkook delved into the complexities of being the youngest member of BTS. He recognized the image that had endeared him to many, yet he also emphasized the importance of growth and exploration in his artistry. "Among my fellow Idol friends, I may not be the youngest, but within our group, that's my role, and it's a role many people adore.

However, if I only adhere to that image, there won't be any room for evolution. Don't you think it's crucial for me to help my fans accept me as I truly am?" he expressed thoughtfully.

“If you don’t like me go ahead and live like that” — Jeon Jung Kook 🤌🏼 pic.twitter.com/Xed2MsMkpp

— Kadi♡ ⁷⁼¹ (@yoongiloverthv) July 22, 2023

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Jungkook's message to ARMY

Grateful for the unwavering support from ARMYs, Jungkook shared a candid sentiment of how their encouragement had emboldened him to step outside his comfort zone.

He admitted,

"Before, I used to be afraid and hesitant to try new things, but your support has given me the courage to take risks. Now, I'm determined to showcase a confident side of myself."

Jungkook: "i don't need anything else. ARMYs are the best
When I meet ARMYs in the street they ask for pictures or autographs but I want to just be like “EYYY WHAT’S UP BRO”

HES SO PRECIOUS I LOVE HIM SO MUCH
JK LIVE
JUNGKOOK LIVE pic.twitter.com/qnSKNzBjgu

— Moonie⁷🌙 (@btstanniies) July 22, 2023

As a parting note, Jungkook expressed his gratitude once more towards his fans, who have been an integral part of his journey. With 'Seven' serving as a love song about yearning to spend every moment with a beloved person, he reminded everyone that the track exists in three versions - clean, explicit, and instrumental.

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The live session on 'Weverse' offered fans a unique glimpse into Jungkook's artistic philosophy and his dedication to providing diverse musical experiences. As BTS continues to make waves in the global music scene, the passion and openness displayed by Jungkook are sure to resonate deeply with the devoted ARMYs worldwide.

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Cassidy Jones wrote this.

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