On October 7, 2024, The New Yorker highlighted Usher’s invitation to BTS member Jungkook to take the stage at the 2024 Super Bowl, stemming from their recent collaboration on the song “Standing Next to You.”The article also touched on the partnership between HYBE chairman Bang Si-hyuk and Scooter Braun, but it was Jungkook’s mention alongside Usher that caught the attention of fans.
As reported, Usher reached out to Jungkook with a special invitation to join him for a performance during the Super Bowl. Unfortunately, the talented BTS vocalist had to turn down this exciting opportunity as he is currently serving in the military. Jungkook started his military service on December 12, 2023.
Fans shared their reactions and feelings regarding Jungkook’s decision to forgo the Super Bowl performance in favor of fulfilling his military obligations. They recognized the weight of this choice while expressing their hopes of witnessing him at the halftime show. One fan voiced their disappointment on X:
“Jungkook has already missed so many chances, but this one really hits hard. This performance could have been unforgettable!”
Many others echoed similar sentiments on social media.
“I’m heartbroken. I truly hope Jungkook gets another chance like this. The world deserves to see how incredibly talented he is,”a fan shared.
“I respect him for prioritizing his military duties, but I can’t help but feel it would have been AMAZING to see him perform there!”another fan responded.
Many netizens had aligned views regarding Jungkook’s reported invitation to perform at the Super Bowl.
“As expected from the leading pop star, many more opportunities will come your way Jungkook. I wish you all the best in achieving your dreams,”one fan added.
“That’s a real letdown, but after completing his military service, he’s going to be taking on even BIGGER stages! The world isn’t ready!”a user stated.
“I’ve never watched American football before, but if Jungkook performed as well as he did at the FIFA World Cup 2022 opening, it would have been a show to remember,”an X user shared.
Discussions among fans also revolved around the Seven singer’s military commitment and the anticipated reunion with fellow BTS members in 2025.
“He really has turned down amazing chances to serve early so he could reunite with his older brother after their enlistments. The bond between these seven boys stands unrivaled in this industry,”a fan commented.
“I feel immense pride for Jungkook. Since their rise to fame, gaining money and status has never been their priority. Those who understand, get it, right?!? We love you, Jungkook!”another fan expressed.
“Just imagine, turning down a big moment and missing out on awards because you care so much for your group and your fans? You’re an incredibly selfless artist. My respect and love for you have grown,”a user added.
BTS’s Jungkook to Hit Theaters with JUNG KOOK: I AM STILL WITH YOU Party Edition
Jungkook launched his solo career with the release of the track “Seven,”featuring Latto, in July 2023. Subsequently, he unveiled his first solo album, titled “GOLDEN,”in November 2023, a project he pursued before his military enlistment. He also directed his first solo documentary film, showcasing the creation of “GOLDEN”along with its promotional efforts.
The documentary “JUNG KOOK: I AM STILL”debuted in theaters across South Korea on September 4, 2024, before expanding to international cinemas. On October 4, 2024, BIGHIT MUSIC announced the upcoming release of the “JUNG KOOK: I AM STILL WITH YOU Party Edition,”set to premiere on October 11, 2024. This limited edition will feature a special sing-along video lasting 20 minutes.
Jungkook is anticipated to complete his military service and return in 2025.
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