, the K-pop favourite, 25, said it was 'good to be back in the UK' as he returned for the first time since playing in London in 2019. He was there to promote his single Seven and gave an energetic performance to hundreds of fans who queued up to catch a glimpse of him – and screamed after each word came out of his mouth. Featuring US rapper Latto, the track – released on July 14 – has already been very warmly received, clocking up a major 100million streams on Spotify alone. It marks Jungkook's debut solo single away from the band, which formed in 2010 and also consists of Jin, Suga, J-Hope, RM, Jimin, and V. 'I have been waiting to perform Seven for my fans,' Jungkook said. Jungkook performed his debut solo single Seven for the first time on The One Show (Picture: BBC) The singer worked the crowd with all his best moves (Picture: BBC) Hundreds of fans flocked to London to catch a glimpse of him (Picture: BBC) When asked what fans can 'expect' from him as a solo artist, the singer replied: 'A whole new Jungkook. 'I wanna try many different styles with my own voice. Please look forward to what comes next.' He went on to talk about his first solo single, describing it as a 'fun summer song' with a 'UK garage sound'. 'I love the melody and the vibe of the song. I hope many people enjoy it as much as I do.' Indeed, the crowd went wild for his first-ever live solo TV performance, which saw the South Korean pop star don a cool pair of leather trousers and bust out all his slickest moves. Reacting to the epic performance, Twitter lost their minds and flooded The One Show's replies, with Jungkook's name quickly trending. The BTS star has teased 'a whole new Jungkook' for his solo endeavours (Picture: BBC) The 25-year-old s){kind=link}
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BTS star Jungkook has teased fans with what’s to come as he embarks on his solo career.
Chatting to Vick Hope on The One Show on Friday (July 21), the K-pop favourite, 25, said it was ‘good to be back in the UK’ as he returned for the first time since playing in London in 2019.
He was there to promote his single Seven and gave an energetic performance to hundreds of fans who queued up to catch a glimpse of him – and screamed after each word came out of his mouth.