Fans have come to his defense.
BTS‘s Jungkook has become the target of unwarranted hate comments.
Earlier this month, Jungkook and the remaining enlisted members of BTS were discharged after completing their service. The idol surprised fans by hopping into activities right away with an appearance during J-Hope’s finale concert.
Afterwards, several members of the group seemed to take vacations to enjoy their new free time ahead of their reportedly busy group schedules. Jungkook and Jimin were spotted leaving Korea together, though the destination was unknown.
Fan shared video content of the pair show them doing activities, while being filmed sparking rumors of another season of Are You Sure?!, the Disney+ program starring the pair.
Regardless of the reason, Jungkook’s activities have not sit well with some netizens.
As Jungkook does not have a personal Instagram, comments for the idol are usually posted on his account for Bam. Many comments used homophobic language, speaking negatively about Jungkook’s time spent with Jimin, and demanding he work on his solo career.
Fans, of course, came to both idols defense, and have attempted to drown out the hate with positive messages.
Please go write meaningful and heartfelt comments on jungkook instagram.
Antis are making a new anonymous account and spreading hate to him.
📌https://t.co/9alHR8qHEG pic.twitter.com/03j36pwTYc— JAEKAY☆ (@jeonisdarling) June 26, 2025
Imagine calling a friendship of more than 12 years fan service just because you’re mad now that you’re finally realizing the members aren’t bitter losers like you and all the stories you make up every day about them hating and being jealous of each other are lies https://t.co/1VztamCPCF
— Lari (@jeaykay) June 26, 2025
Fucking weirdo behaviour. Leave Jungkook (and Jimin too) alone, ffs. They can do whatever the fuck they want. So many pathetic losers in this fandom. https://t.co/pIdKSkfj7X
— Alma (@calicocat1310) June 26, 2025
While wanting content from your favorite is understandable, resorting to hate is never okay.
