BTS Jungkook's new solo song contains 'adult language', sparks controversy!
Popular boy band BTS member, Jungkook, recently launched his solo debut with the new track, "SEVEN," on the 14th. This new song was released in three versions, but one version caused controversy due to the inclusion of 'adult language'. Jungkook personally explained this during a recent live broadcast.

On the 22nd, Jeong-guk held a live broadcast through the fan community platform, 'Weverse'. That day, Jeong-guk discussed the release process of 'SEVEN', including their performance on the BBC in the UK, and interacted with his fans, the 'Army'.

In the chat, one fan asked Jungkook, "Why did you make the 'Yellow' version of 'SEVEN'? What's the reason?" to which Jungkook responded, "Why do you think it's the 'Yellow' version? Why do you think it's something dirty?"

Previously, Solo of Jeok Nation had released three versions of his new song "SEVEN", namely "Clean", "Explicit", and "Instrumental". Among them, the "Explicit" version contained "adult language" in the lyrics, which became a topic of discussion.

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