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Haey Lee, translator / interviewer for Rolling Stone on IG: "World star BTS’s #JUNGKOOK @/mjijungkook I conducted the interview as Jungkook’s interpreter. Teams from three countries - Rolling Stone Korea, Rolling Stone UK and Rolling Stone Japan, collaborated with Calvin Klein. I gathered questions from the Korean, UK, and... Japanese teams, asked them on their behalf, interpreted Jungkook’s answer & responses. I’ve met many artists, but Jungkook stands out as the most genuine and down-to-earth artist I’ve ever met, openly and comfortably showing his true self, including his playful side. The interview was published in the Korean, UK, and Japanese editions, but it felt surreal to see the digital versions appear across India, France, Brazil, China, and beyond. Jungkook is, of course, an incredible artist." 🔗 #JungkookForRollingStoneshow more

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Jaden Pappenheim

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Taehyung is the biggest factor that attract new people to BTS, in addition to his amazing talents, Taehyung is extremely genuine, he doesn’t let society dictate his actions. He is unapologetically himself and that’s a man worth following. 👩🏻 I stayed up last night watching interviews of BTS. The more I get to know them, the more I love them. They are unapologetically themselves, and they're so real, and I think that's why they have such a strong fan base. I was watching this one interview with, I think it was Rolling Stone, and in the middle of the interview, V, he was talking about one of the songs, and JM said, Hey, you have snot coming out of your nose. And V just stopped, got some tissue paper, shoved it up his left nostril, and went on with the interview like it was nothing. I love that so much. He did not care. As someone who is also Korean, for most of us, we're raised to be, to be prim and proper in front of people that we don't know. There are certain expectations of you, certain things that you're supposed to say, things that you're not supposed to say. The fact that he just went in with the interview, he did not let that stop him. For most celebrities that would have been in the same situation, what they probably would have done, most likely, is pause the interview, go to the restroom, take care of business, come back, and ask the people to edit that part out. He didn't do that, you guys. And I've already been a big fan of them, and now I'm an even bigger fan. (

Taehyung is the biggest factor that attract new people to BTS, in addition to his amazing talents, Taehyung is extremely genuine, he doesn’t let society dictate his actions. He is unapologetically himself and that’s a man worth following. 👩🏻 I stayed up last night watching interviews of BTS. The more I get to know them, the more I love them. They are unapologetically themselves, and they're so real, and I think that's why they have such a strong fan base. I was watching this one interview with, I think it was Rolling Stone, and in the middle of the interview, V, he was talking about one of the songs, and JM said, Hey, you have snot coming out of your nose. And V just stopped, got some tissue paper, shoved it up his left nostril, and went on with the interview like it was nothing. I love that so much. He did not care. As someone who is also Korean, for most of us, we're raised to be, to be prim and proper in front of people that we don't know. There are certain expectations of you, certain things that you're supposed to say, things that you're not supposed to say. The fact that he just went in with the interview, he did not let that stop him. For most celebrities that would have been in the same situation, what they probably would have done, most likely, is pause the interview, go to the restroom, take care of business, come back, and ask the people to edit that part out. He didn't do that, you guys. And I've already been a big fan of them, and now I'm an even bigger fan. (

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Jungkook’s interview for Rolling Stone Japan: 👤: What's your mindset before going on stage? 🐰: Before going on stage, of course I get nervous, but I try to enjoy it first. Even if I crack a note or stumble, putting all that aside, I tell myself to have fun. Another thing I really value is — Some will say appearance is important, expressions, outfit, everything — but I'm not great at multitasking. For me, it's just two things: singing and dancing. Except for that, I don't really care much. Even if my face isn't perfect, that's my real singing face. So except for those two things I shut everything else out, because I need to give my best. People came to see the show, the quality matters most. As a performer and singer, that's what's most important.

Jungkook’s interview for Rolling Stone Japan: 👤: What's your mindset before going on stage? 🐰: Before going on stage, of course I get nervous, but I try to enjoy it first. Even if I crack a note or stumble, putting all that aside, I tell myself to have fun. Another thing I really value is — Some will say appearance is important, expressions, outfit, everything — but I'm not great at multitasking. For me, it's just two things: singing and dancing. Except for that, I don't really care much. Even if my face isn't perfect, that's my real singing face. So except for those two things I shut everything else out, because I need to give my best. People came to see the show, the quality matters most. As a performer and singer, that's what's most important.

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