The BTS sensation Jungkook candidly discussed his latest album, 'Golden,' during his appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on Monday. The BTS member revealed his aspirations for a global tour, albeit in the future. When Fallon inquired about the prospect of a worldwide concert tour, Jungkook confessed, "I feel I still lack the necessary songs for such a grand tour. Therefore, I aim to enrich my repertoire and create more melodies. Perhaps, when I'm fully prepared, I'll embark on the journey with all my might.
The album, which boasts collaborations with Jack Harlow, Major Lazer, Latto, and DJ Snake, features tracks such as "3D," "Closer to You," and "Standing Next to You." Prior to its release, Jungkook's single "Seven" achieved platinum status on Monday, shattering Spotify's record as the fastest song to reach 1 billion streams in the platform's history.
Speaking to Fallon about his debut album, Jungkook expressed his desire for 'Golden' to encapsulate the universal sentiment of love. "It's a feeling that resonates with everyone," he said. "I aimed to showcase the evolution of this emotion and also demonstrate my versatility as a solo artist, dabbling in diverse genres. This is what I have strived for in this album."
In a lighter tone, Jungkook also divulged details about his off-days, his nickname, and his proudest achievements. He confessed, "Whether I take it lightly or seriously, I believe my two greatest prides are ARMY and BTS. Without them, I wouldn't be who I am today."
