Popular New Zealand radio character, Zane Lowe, just lately flew to Korea for the chance to interview BTS‘s maknae Jungkook, who recently released his debut solo album, GOLDEN.

During the interview, the two discussed Jungkook’s solo aspirations, his days as a trainee, his hopes for BTS’s 2025 reunion, and extra.

Zane Lowe was admiring the view from the nineteenth flooring of the HYBE constructing whereas asking concerning the identify of Jungkook’s solo album.

While taking within the view, Zane Lowe shared how a lot he liked the album’s identify whereas waving a hand towards the importance of the setting they have been in. The towering firm headquarters constructed due to the arduous work put in by BTS, which Jungkook humbly added was the results of the collective effort of BIGHIT MUSIC‘s staff and artists.

Zane Lowe acknowledged that for Jungkook, “GOLDEN” had a very specific meaning, after being given to him as a nickname by BTS’s chief RM, who affectionately referred to Jungkook because the group’s “golden maknae.”

The nickname additionally encompasses who Jungkook is, the beloved and endlessly gifted youngest member, who’s on prime of the world together with his fellow members.

Zane Lowe questioned if, by making his solo debut and releasing his personal album, Jungkook felt he was now not the “youngest” of something.

Jungkook didn’t really feel that means; as an alternative, he felt the other.

Even in 20 or 30 years, I’ll all the time be the youngest, the ‘maknae.’ That won’t ever change. And I don’t actually dislike being referred to as ‘maknae.’

— BTS’s Jungkook

Instead, Jungkook noticed himself rising into his “golden maknae” nickname much more whereas he challenged himself as an artist by his album creation.

During the interview, Jungkook additionally revealed what profession path he would contemplate if he wasn’t a Okay-Pop artist.

Check out extra on that within the article beneath!

What BTS’s Jungkook Would Be Doing If He Wasn’t A K-Pop Idol

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