Jungkook pushes boundaries with explicit release of 'Seven'

South Korean sensation and BTS star, Jungkook, has set the global music scene on fire with the unveiling of the explicit version of his solo track, Seven. 

The 25-year-old singer is making waves as a burgeoning solo artist, and Seven marks his debut single, featuring a collaboration with American rapper Latto.

In this scintillating release, Jungkook delves into sensual territory, captivating listeners with intimate lyrics that leave little to the imagination. 

The explicit nature of the song's lyrics, such as "So break me off another time / You wrap around me and you give me life / And that's why night after night / I'll be f****n' you right," has caused an electrifying reaction among fans and music enthusiasts worldwide.

The impact of Jungkook's explicit version was swift and undeniable. Social media platforms, particularly Twitter, exploded with excitement as fans flocked to express their exhilaration, causing the phrase "The Explicit Version" to trend globally. 

One fan, overcome with emotion, wrote, "I genuinely feel like Jungkook released two songs today because Seven (clean) and Seven (explicit) are literally two different plots... like I'm crying." 

Jungkook reaching the enlistment age of 28 in September 2025, has recently secured the title of global brand ambassador for renowned American fashion brand, Calvin Klein. 

BTS leader RM in an interview with Madrid-based news agency EFE, has voiced his belief that the K-pop group will overcome the difficulties of staying on top in the entertainment industry. 

He expressed optimism that BTS would reunite after completing their individual enlistments, seeking fresh synergies to embark on a second phase of their careers.

"When you are famous, staying on top is very difficult, but I think BTS will make it," RM affirmed.