BTS' Jungkook opens up about group’s comeback in 2025, shares anecdotes from struggling days

BTS' Jungkook is scripting history with the release of his new album, Golden. Recently, the youngest member of BTS recently engaged in a candid conversation with radio DJ and television presenter Zane Lowe for an Apple Music interview, offering insights into his life, career, and the privileges he had being the youngest member of the band.

When will BTS make a comeback?

During the interview, Jungkook shared his excitement for the future and BTS' comeback in 2025. While working on solo projects, he expressed the occasional longing for BTS. "When I was in the green room or alone on stage, or even while having meals with the staff, the absence of their presence next to me became so apparent. We had spent so many years together that their absence left a noticeable void."

Jungkook reflects on BTS' early days struggles

Jungkook fondly reminisced about BTS' early struggles, emphasiding their modest beginnings in a basement practice room. He expressed gratitude for the care they received during challenging times, stating, "It was a time that passed for a while, but I'm really thankful."

The interview commenced with Jungkook reflecting on his personal growth, stating, "In the past, I was quiet and lacked confidence, but now, as I've been working since my debut until now, I've learned something about myself. I earned the description 'golden,' looking at all those achievements, I have gained more confidence."

Jungkook opens up on his special privileges in the band

As the youngest member of BTS, Jungkook acknowledges the special privilege that comes with his position. He believes that even as he ages, he will remain unchanged, expressing gratitude for the support and assistance he received from his fellow members. Jungkook credited his "hyungs" (older brothers) for their influence, stating, "I got so much help from all six of them; it allowed me to grow to where I am today."