In recent developments, devoted fans of the globally acclaimed K-pop sensation BTS, known as ARMYs, have voiced their concerns and criticisms over what they perceive as excessive "stalking" of BTS's Jungkook on the social media platform TikTok.

This uproar comes in the wake of an incident involving a TikTok user whom Jungkook followed on the platform, reacting to the barrage of negative comments she had been receiving.

Netizens Intrigued by Jungkook's Follows

Ever since Jungkook made his TikTok account public, ARMYs have eagerly monitored his activity, from the content he posts to the videos he likes.

Jungkook's diverse taste, ranging from showcasing talented creators to enjoying humorous memes, has captivated the attention of his dedicated fanbase.

What has also intrigued netizens are the various accounts that Jungkook chose to follow on TikTok, which include dancers and fellow K-pop artists, among others.

However, the situation took a turn when fans began to notice that Jungkook had followed a dancer on the platform. It was then that ARMYs, keenly attuned to their idol's interactions, observed that some fans were expressing negativity towards the female user, both on TikTok within the comments section and on Twitter.

In response to this controversy, one user, @sjbleau, took matters into her own hands and posted a video addressing the hate she had received since being followed by Jungkook. In the video, she questioned how one could endure such negativity, clearly perturbed by the unwarranted backlash she had experienced.

https://t.co/xsWoabYEn4

— krisana estaura (@Krisana0613) September 11, 2023

The incident has sparked a broader conversation among ARMYs who appreciate Jungkook's willingness to share his social media activities with fans.

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However, many within the fandom are calling for restraint and civility when engaging with individuals Jungkook chooses to interact with online.

Netizens' comments:

• "IVE FOLLOWED YOU FOR SO LONG IM SO HAPPY JK IS NOTICING U"
• "Do we have to do your dance so he can follow us now?"
• "im so sorry for those Who hated on you jk can follow Who he wants"
• "Armys having the Tyla trend on their fyp because of you girlie"
• "we all be like that if jk follow us. wish u have a beautiful day"
• "as an army why are those toxic armies mad like he can do watever he wants"

It's a plea for fans to refrain from sending hate or "peculiar" comments, even if the extent of his interaction is as simple as liking a post or following a user on the platform.

As the boundaries between celebrities and fans continue to blur in the digital age, incidents like these serve as a reminder of the importance of respectful engagement and responsible fandom behavior within the K-pop community.

Meanwhile,In a recent live broadcast, BTS's Jungkook addressed a common concern raised by international fans grappling with the language barrier. 

READ THE FULL STORY HERE:BTS Jungkook Gives Savage Response to ARMY Complaining About 'Painful' Live Broadcast Experience 

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