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Jungkook

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This is a Korean name; the family name is Jeon.
Jungkook
Jungkook at a press conference for BTS' 2018 LP Love Yourself: Tear on May 24, 2018
Background information
Native name
전정국
Birth nameJeon Jeong-guk
Born (1997-09-01) September 1, 1997 (age 27)
Busan, South Korea
Genres
Occupation(s)
  • singer
  • rapper
  • dancer
  • songwriter
  • producer
InstrumentsVocals
Years active2013 (2013)–present
LabelsBig Hit Entertainment
Associated actsBTS
Korean name
Hangul
전정국
Hanja
Revised RomanizationJeon Jeong-guk
McCune–ReischauerChŏn Chŏngkuk
Stage name
Hanja
정국
Revised RomanizationJeongguk
McCune–ReischauerChŏngkuk
Born
💼 Occupation
Signature

Jeon Jung Kook (Hangul: 전정국; born on September 1, 1997)[1], better known by his stage name Jungkook, is a South Korean singer, dancer, rapper, producer and songwriter. He is the main vocalist, lead dancer, sub rapper, center and youngest member of the South Korean boy band BTS, managed under Big Hit Entertainment.[2] As a BTS songwriter and producer, he has 6 songs accredited to his name by the Korea Music Copyright Association.[3]

Life and career[edit]

1997-2010: Early life and Education[edit]

Jungkook was born on September 1, 1997, in the town of Mandeok-Dong in Busan, South Korea, where he lived with his mother, father, and older brother until the age of 13.[4] Jungkook attended Baekyang Elementary and Middle School in Busan, then he was transferred to Singu Middle School in Seoul. He attended high school at the School of Performing Arts Seoul.[5] Jungkook graduated with honours from SOPA on February 2, 2017. [6]

As a child, Jungkook had a big passion for sports, he used to play baseball, taekwondo and as a big fan of the badminton player Lee Yong Dae his dream used to be becoming a badminton player.[7] His passion for music started after watching performances by artists like G-Dragon, IU and Zion.T on television.[8] Jungkook has confessed in an interview for Yahoo Music IU is his favorite singer and the first album he ever bought was by her.[9]

In 2011 Jungkook decided to present a casting for the popular reality show to find future singing stars "Superstar K3"[10]. He didn't pass the first round of auditions, but many companies had the chance to watch his audition video while recruiting new trainees, leading to him becoming one of the most in-demand trainees at that time.[11][12] Seven different companies offered him contracts, such as JYP Entertainment, Cube Entertainment, FNC Ent and popular songwriter Bang Si-hyuk's company Big Hit Entertainment. After listening to the rapper and leader of Big Hit's project boy group, RM, in his visit to the company, Jungkook ended up choosing to sign with Big Hit and start his trainee period.[13][14]

2011-2015: Trainee Days and Debut with BTS[edit]

Main article: BTS

After signing with Big Hit Jungkook left his parents and older brother in Busan and moved to Seoul to live in a dorm with other trainees.[15] Jungkook’s personality pre-debut used to be reserved and shy and the first months were extremely difficult for him, Big Hit’s CEO Bang Si-Hyuk revealed Jungkook was close to not debut in the final group because his shyness to perform in front of audience.[16][17]

Once Big Hit decided to turn their new boy group from a hip-hop crew into an k-pop group[18], training in dancing became a priority for the company. Jungkook didn't have any previous training experience on it, reason why Big Hit decided to send him for one month to Los Angeles, California, with Big Hit's dance choreographer Son Sung Deuk.[19][20] In United States Jungkook learned urban style, female dancing style and powerful dance choreos by many famous choreographers, the experience gave Jungkook a big love for dancing that made he even consider quit being an idol and become a dancer instead.[21]

Jungkook in a Fansign in Busan (Age 16) December 11, 2013
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Jungkook debuted with the members RM, Jin, SUGA, J-Hope, Jimin and V in June 12, 2013 in the group BTS (Bangtan Boys)[22] Jungkook debuted as the center of choreographies, main vocalist, sub rapper and lead dancer.[1] BTS' debut stage was in Mnet's music show M Countdown with the title track "No More Dream" from their debut single album, 2 Cool 4 Skool. The group's debut counted with moderate reception in sales, but the group was already gaining a stable fanbase in South Korea and overseas thanks to their promotional activities on social media,[23] lyrics and strong choreographies.[24]

As main vocal Jungkook took the lead in big part of BTS' discography since early pre-debut days, he gained attention for his rap with the cover releases of Beautiful by Mariah Carey[25] and Graduation Song, a cover of Young, Wild and Free by Snoop Dogg, Wiz Khalifa and Bruno Mars where he took the main part in music videos that were released in the groups' main Youtube account gaining instant attention of fans around the world.[26]

In March 2015 was announced the awaited BTS 3rd EP "The Most Beautiful Moment in Life Pt.1" that took eight months of work to the band to produce and record.[27] It was announced that for the first time Jungkook took part in the production of one tracks, in this case the outro of the album "Love is Not Over" where he participated co-producing, co-writing, and was in charge of the vocal arrangement and keyboard.[3][28][29] In April 2015 the album was released with massive success which gave the group the first win in korean music shows[30] and has gathered over 400.000 physical sales.[31]

While working on new album, in September 2015 Jungkook participated in the project One Dream One Korea among other important artists in South Korea joining to produce a song in memory of the Korean War.[32] The Campaign called One K Global was launched as a part of a movement for Korean reunification and to contribute to a larger effort to advance regional peace and global security.[33] The song was released and presented at the One K Concert in Seoul October 15, 2015.[34] The song became relevant once again in 2018 thanks to the Inter-Korean Summit realized between the president of South Korea Moon Ja-Ein and the supreme leader of North Korea Kim Jong-Un. The song was played at the end of the summit during the farewell between both leaders [35] The global campaign also announced at the end of the summit that for 2019 they were preparing a new unification song.[36][37]

In November 2015 BTS released their 4th EP "The Most Beautiful Moment in Life Pt.2" in which Jungkook participated co-writing lyrics for the tracks "RUN"[8][38] and "Autumn Leaves"[31] The EP successfully topped korean charts and it became the first album by the group to enter on Billboard 200.[39]. Sales for the album surpassed 480.000 copies.[40]

In December 2015 a video surfaced on the internet where a manager appears allegedly threatening Jungkook causing commotion among fans and public.[41] In the short video it's showed the manager allegedly raising his hand threatening to hit Jungkook. The controversy was addressed by Big Hit on December 10, where the company and manager recognized the issue apologizing and assuring the dismissal of the manager and the enforce of the protection of the group.[42][43]

2016-Present: Music Production, Solo Activities and Advancement Overseas[edit]

In May 2016 BTS released the compilation album The Most Beautiful Moment in Life: Young Forever which included the full length edition of the song "Love is Not Over" produced by Jungkook.[8][44] The album topped korean charts selling over 530.000 copies.[45] In October 2016, BTS released their awaited second full album Wings including Jungkook's first solo song "Begin". The song peaked #2 in realtime korean music charts[46] and the album became in the best seller album of 2016 on Gaon charts.[47] The repackage for the Wings album You Never Walk Alone was released in February 2017 including "Begin" on it's tracklist once again. Wings sold and overall of 1,7 million albums[48] entering to the list of best seller korean albums in history.

Jungkook (Age 18) at Pyeongchang 2018 Winter Olympics promotional concert. July 9, 2016
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In April 5, 2018, BTS announced their 3rd full album Love Yourself: Tear with the surprising pre-release of a 9 minute long prelude video "Euphoria: Theme of Love Yourself 起 Wonder" which included a background future bass track showcasing Jungkook's vocals, the track was produced by the Grammy winner producer DJ Swivel.[49] The same day Big Hit announced Love Yourself: Wonder wasn't going to be an album but a visual prelude and the song would be released much later.[50] To that moment hundreds of video edits of the song were circulating on the internet with millions of views and fans avidly requested to Big Hit to release a digital version.[51] In May 17, BTS announced Jungkook participated as main producer and co-writer for the single "Magic Shop", a song dedicated to fans.[52] The title of the song was inspired by the book “Into the Magic Shop” by James R. Doty. After the album tracklist was revealed the book became Best Seller in South Korea, the author personally posted a thank you message to the group.[53] Mariejo Ramos from The Jakarta Post described the track as the perfect self-reflexive track that "captured the beauty of finding your guiding stars in a galaxy of confusion"[54] In May 24, 2018 Jungkook announced in the Love Yourself: Tear press conference his first mixtape was under the first steps of preparation after hinting it on a previous interview with Buzzfeed.[55]

On August 24, 2018 BTS released their second compilation album Love Yourself: Answer which included Euphoria, performed by Jungkook, as first track for the album. Euphoria peaked #2 in 6 korean music streaming services including Melon in the first hour after released and broke the record of being the first b-side track and first solo performer in achieve most unique listeners in the first hour of release on Melon Chart's history with 82.572 listeners.[56] Euphoria peaked #2 in the korean Gaon weekly download charts.[57] Euphoria also peaked #2 on iTunes US charts and #2 in the iTunes Worldwide chart over artists like Maroon 5 and Drake.[58][59] The track also peaked #2 in the Line Japan official charts, #3 on Net Ease, China's biggest music streaming service, and also peaked #1 singles on Apple Music China.[60] Euphoria also entered on Recochoku Music Chart, the biggest digital music store in Japan, becoming in the first BTS' korean side track to enter to the official top japanese digital single chart.[61] Euphoria also became in the first ever korean side track to chart in United Kingdom Official Charts and Australian Aria Charts, both official charts.[62]


Artistry[edit]

Vocals[edit]

During early debut days, BTS was promoted predominantly as a hip-hop group with strong choreos as title tracks, which made Jungkook prioritize his side as sub rapper in performances.[63] It was later in 2014 that the group started to experiment with a different styles like R&B, electro and pop trying to showcase catchy melodies and vocals without losing their hip-hop influence.[64] Songs like "I NEED U" from The Most Beautiful Moment in Life: part 1 gave Jungkook the opportunity to showcase his range vocals with occasional falsettos and high notes. Ashraf Khater from Yahoo described Jungkook’s voice as versatile for different genres and specially noted his vocal power for slow songs; "While he's proven that he's indeed versatile when it comes to adapting to different kinds of genres, it's the slow songs that showcase just how good of a singer Jungkook really is".[65]

"“I wanted to let everyone know that there is a boy that likes to sing. I’ll continue to grow and become a singer that melts hearts.”"
— Jungkook, backstage of King of Masked Singer, August 14, 2016.[66]

Insight Korea noted a perfectionist side on Jungkook after admitting he's self-conscious of his role as a main vocalist after seeing other big artists perform after debuting, as he explained "I didn't know that I'd become main vocalist. In the past, I didn't know if my voice is good and if I have unique color in my voice".[67] Melon Magazine Wave has listed his unique vocals as "rare to find in Korea". While deep and heavy vocals used to be present in the market since the 1990s and early 2000s, "Jungkook's vocal is embodied by sexy tone & neat vibration which is pursued in pop market".[68] Park Chang Young from the korean media MBN News has noted the impact of Jungkook's vocals were able to make a stadium with 45.000 fans stop cheering just to "attentively listen to his unique pure vocal."[69] Kim Young-Dae, music critic from the Korean Music Awards, describes Jungkook's vocals as "Depth in emotions" noting his sentiment to deliver the emotional flow and his good control of breathing while singing.[70]

Production and Songwriting[edit]

Working on his biggest goal of improving as an all-rounded artist taking care of the entire production and composition of songs, in 2016 Jungkook started learning to play different instruments like guitar, electric piano, drums and the electronic music instrument MIDI to create beats.[71][72] As he stated for Focus News Korea, it's important for artist to participate in the creation of their own music, because the kind of music and emotions an artist has are different from what other producers try to express explaining.[73] Jungkook has been influenced by pop ballads, quiet and emotional songs from artists like IU and Roy Kim with piano and guitar sounds.[74][75] He's been also influenced by genres such as hip hop and EDM from artists like G-Dragon[76] and Justin Bieber[77][78], two of his favorites artists.

As inspiration for the creation of music, Jungkook explained “I want to make my emotions into a story and hear it in sound"[73]. For the creation of "Magic Shop" Jungkook took inspiration on the words BTS' leader RM told fans in a concert, he also expressed never feeling the process as a job since his fans were on his mind and his goal was giving comfort through the song[79] "I wrote this song for our fans, I will be happy if people feel better by listening to this song. Please visit Magic Shop when you have a hard time"[80]. On an interview for the korean media Korea Joongang Daily Jungkook confessed the members of BTS and producers in Big Hit were great inspiration and motivation to start creating music, explaining “Since the others were all producing our entire album, I naturally learned how to do it by observing them. They helped me to understand the joys of songwriting and producing”.[81] Hwang Hye Jin from Newsen has described his evolution as producer and songwriter as an amazing example of an all rounded idol and listed other activities Jungkook could develop in the future like acting.[8]

Performance[edit]

Jungkook's stage presence has been recognized by local and international media, with Billboard naming him as one of the 13 best moments from the Billboard Music Awards 2018 after BTS' performance[82]. Korean media also describing his live vocals and stage performance as the "highlight of the BBMAs"[83][84]. The Herald has highlighted Jungkook as one of the most powerful group centers in Korea, noting how his strong presence has helped BTS to achieve global recognition.[85] Big Hit's choreographer Son Sung Deuk referred to the magazine Allure Korea the importance of Jungkook as the center of BTS being the connecting piece that brings balance and a solid vibe to the whole group, and also choose Jungkook as the most talented member.[75] In 2015 he also pointed for Teen Asia Korea how Jungkook's strength brings power on stage but also how his taste in movements makes any kind of choreography look pretty.[86]

According to Kim Min-Seo from Star1 Magazine, Jungkook is one of the idols from this generation of kpop whose solo debut is most anticipated by professionals in the industry “He has a voice that is reminiscent of the vocals of soulful pop singers.”[87] Teen Asia has also noted Jungkook's power to perform as center of the group while being the main vocalist has brought attention of the media that are looking forward his future solo activities.[15]

Arts[edit]

In early 2016 Jungkook started to explore his passion for photography and filming, starting to actively sharing both in November 2017 with the release of his first travel vlog "GCF (Golden Closet Film) in Tokyo" on BTS' group Youtube account. With the JoongAng Ilbo describing his talent beyond the music industry and naming him "eye-catcher in the making" for his filming and directing skills.[88]

photosets taken in United States with the BTS members as models and under the name "Golden Closet Photo".[89] The interest in his work started to grow and soon he released .

The hot response to his filming and editing skills made the korean musical channel Mnet invite Jungkook to become in the youngest artist to ever become in an honorary director for a show in their channel, this time for BTS' comeback especial to celebrate the release of their album Love Yourself: Tear.[90]

Public Image[edit]

With the Joongang Ilbo naming him "Universal Idol"[88] and Billboard Jungkook has been recognized by the Korean and international media for his powerful stage presence and live vocals, but it's which brings more interest

It was thanks to one of his covers he was recognized by Zion.T, one of his idols, who personally chose Jungkook as the best artist making covers of his songs[91] and invited him to perform his song Yanghwa Bridge together on national television at KBS Song Festival 2015.[92][93]

Jungkook performing at the Soribada Music Awards August 30, 2018
Jungkook (Age 20) performing at the Soribada Best K-Music Awards August 30, 2018.

In August 2016 Jungkook decided to attend the popular music show King of Masked Singer by the broadcasted channel MBC to celebrate a coming-of-age ceremony for turning 20 years old in korean age. In the show he got appreciation for his vocals by the judges, general audience and netizens.[94] The judges praising his vocals mentioned he was too good of a singer to be an idol.[95] "He uses this crying technique that gets people into the emotions."[96] Billboard also praised his participation on the show .

Jungkook has been praised for his voice in international media. Billboard recognize his evolution since debut at a young age "He’s the youngest member of BTS, but don’t mistake age for inexperience. Jungkook takes front and center during many of BTS’ songs and as he’s grown older so have his skills."[97] singer Charlie Puth praised him for his cover of Puth's song We Don’t Talk Anymore on Twitter, receiving the attention from important media like Naver

[98], Teen VOGUE[99] and ELLE Magazine[100]

In 2016 Gallup Korea has released their results for 2016’s Top idols in which Jungkook was top 20[101] Jungkook also entered the TIME Magazine list of musical artist most mentioned in 2016[102] and was recognized by Billboard as the most popular k-pop artist on Tumblr on Summer 2017.[103]

In 2017 Jungkook was No.1 in the poll of magazine in Taiwan My Colors the favorite Korean artist by Taiwanese audience[104], his big popularity in Japan also made him be chosen to throw the first pitch at the Pro-Baseball Interleague Match “Hanshin Tigers vs Hokkaido’s Nippon Ham Fighters” held in the iconic Koshien Stadium in Osaka, Japan, Jungkook throw the ball without bouncing, baseball officials praised his pitch speed exceed 100 km even though it was the first time he was part of a professional game.[105]

Jungkook holds the record of boy group member which fanbase has most followers on Twitter with more than 1.2 million.[106] He also holds the record as a male artist whose fancam has the most views on Youtube with more than 10 million on his fancam released by the official M2 channel by the show MCountdown, record achieved in just three weeks proving his popularity around the globe.[107] Jungkook is also the artist with more views in the app V LIVE created by Naver and specialized in live stream Korean idol activities, he holds the record for a solo live stream with more than 2.5M views which proves the positive reception he has as an artist around the world.[108]

In 2018 Kim Mon Soo from the korean media Insight gave Jungkook the name "Born Idol" and “Absolute King of idol Visual” recognizing his visual power to attract the audience with his vocals, dance moves and powerful visuals which for any artist is the final goal to achieve.[109]

Achievements[edit]

See also: List of awards and nominations received by BTS.

Debuting as the youngest member of BTS with 15 years old[110] and being active part of the rise of the group has brought Jungkook big achievements since young age. With only 19 years old, Jungkook became in the youngest artist part of the list of best seller artists surpassing one million physical sales and getting platinum album in South Korea with the studio album Wings released by BTS in 2016 which recorded more than 1.5 Million physical album sales..[111] Jungkook is also the youngest artist registered to sell 1 Million copies with one single album with the mini album Love Yourself: Her.

Jungkook is the youngest artist among all the Korean acts to enter to the Billboard 200 and HOT 100 charts in United States peaking in #7 for album sales with the mini album Love Yourself: Her[112][113] and 67 for singles with the tittle track DNA.[114] Jungkook is also the youngest Korean artist to enter official United Kingdom charts in 2016 with the album Wings and once again in 2017 with Love Yourself: Her peaking #14 on albums charts.[115][116] With 19 years old Jungkook became in the youngest korean artist to ever attend Billboard Music Awards and win an award with BTS’ Social 50 Award in May 23 2017.[117]

Jungkook was presented along with BTS with an award for his contribution to Hallyu Wave at the 2016 Korea Popular Culture and Arts Award Ceremony held by the South Korean Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism in the category Commendation of Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism.[118] Jungkook received the “Special Achievement Award” at his SOPA graduation ceremony.[119] Na Ji Yeon from Starcast Dispatch noted the award was given to Jungkook for his ability to not only promote as a global idol, but also to work hard as a high school student.[120] This award is not only meant to praise the recipients, but also holds the meaning that they have proven themselves to be role models as SOPA graduates.[121]

Personal Life[edit]

In February 2014 Jungkook entered The School of Dramatic Arts in Seoul (SOPA).[119][122] Due to his exhaustive schedules overseas, he had to postpone high school in 2015 to then resume in 2016 and finally graduated in February 7, 2017[123], one year later than his fellow 97 liners, reason why Jungkook couldn’t present exams for college admissions in 2016.[124] Jungkook graduated with honorable mention for his works spreading Korean culture around the world and he was publicy congratulated by important guvernamental ents like the police of Seoul.[125][126]

Endorsements[edit]

Photo taken by the Republic of Korea official Flickr site.
Cooky, character created by Jungkook, being sold at Line Friends Store, Mapo District, Seoul. June 8, 2018.

In October 2017 Jungkook was selected along BTS as one of the only 100 artists and athletes to receive a special edition1of1 PUMA[127]

Philanthropy[edit]

Since debut days Jungkook has participated in multiple charity activities along with BTS and also as solo. In 2016 he relealed to have plans of participate in charity to help foundations helping straw dogs.

In 2017 it was revealed Jungkook donated 10 million KRW (US$8.500)[128] for the Sewol Ferry Disaster 4/16 Family Council in honor of of the victims of the Sewol tragedy, for a total of 100 million KRW (US$85.000) donated by BTS and their company Big Hit.[129]

In November 1, 2017 on a press conference in Seoul, BTS announced a partnership with UNICEF on an anti-violence campaign #BTSLOveMyself.[130] The campaign is committed to inspire others to make the world a safer place for children and teenagers victims of any kind of violence. Jungkook expressed in the press conference his wishes to help UNICEF for a long time, as reported by Hong Dam-young from Korea Herald he tried to unsuccessfully participate multiple times while the group was touring overseas and showed his excitetment for finally being able to help.[131] The project created in honor of their album series Love Yourself was announced to initially last for two years. For the campaign the members initially donated 500 million KRW (US$447,400), they will also donate the 3% of their income from album sales of the Love Yourself series and 100% of all profits from the sale of merchandise for the campaign.[132]

Discography[edit]

See also: BTS Discography

Tours[edit]

See also: List of BTS Concert tours

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