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"That dance requires clear confidence in its execution. It's very clean. You can tell it was rehearsed hundreds and hundreds of times…When he's doing his solo stuff, he's got a lot of swag. That stuck out more." — Ms. Vee, dancer, choreographer, and teacher specializing in Hip Hop and... show more

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jungkook971 year ago

The goat fr👑

𝗥𝗔𝗣𝗣𝗘𝗥 𝗝𝗞1 year ago

He’s an incredible dancer!

latha varatharajan1 year ago

Dance masters and choreographers know talented

BunnyKing🐇👑 📀1 year ago

Fr Jungkook's got enough swag to last many lifetimes and so effortless and natural. That's something a person is BORN with NOT practiced only learning to relax to let it express itself perhaps

𝗥𝗔𝗣𝗣𝗘𝗥 𝗝𝗞1 year ago

“Working in the industry, I've seen members of EXO, SHINee, Blackpink, BigBang, NCT 127, and so many more groups in person…So, people always find it surprising when I say that the best-looking man I've ever seen, the one who caught me completely off guard, was Jungkook.” “Jungkook hits that intangible spot between real and unreal. He is striking but approachable. Pretty yet still handsome. A strong jaw and nose, a sweet smile with those bunny teeth. Charming and charismatic. Perfectly imperfect, and imperfectly perfect.” — Monica Kim about #Jungkook

BTS Charts Daily1 year ago

#JUNGKOOK for ‘PERMISSION TO DANCE ON STAGE - LIVE’ Concept Photo - Connect 📅July 18, 1PM (KST) | 0AM (ET) 🔗 🔗 Pre-save on Spotify:

World Music Awards1 year ago

#Jungkook is so good-looking in new concept pic for 'Permission To Dance on Stage Live', out July 18 at 1PM KST (0AM ET)! 👏👨‍🎤✨💫🌟🤩🆕💿💥1⃣8⃣🕐🇰🇷👑💙💜 BTS IS COMING BTS LIVE ALBUM #BTS

Daily JK Praise 1 year ago

Popular Netflix series 'Young Royals' actor, Swedish star, Omar Rudberg on Jungkook, “Love him! His dancing, singing, songs, incredible machine. I love that dude”

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