More than anything else, Jungkook is known for being quite the back talker when it comes to his older group members in BTS. The performer proved once again how the youngest sibling could often get away with such behavior in a recent event in Hong Kong. On that note, BTS might be preparing a nice little surprise for a special guest who recently paid them a visit.
Actor Park Bo Gum recently made an appearance in a concert that BTS did in Hong Kong, Koreaboo reports. What made the visit extra entertaining is that no one knew that he was coming. When Jimin asked how he was able to get there, Jungkook made a rather bratty reply with “By plane, of course.” This would have earned him a flick to the ears if he had been anyone else, but Jimin just let it slide.
As it turns out, the actor simply stopped by after he had his own fan event in the area. Since he was friends with Jungkook and the rest of BTS, he decided that he might as well pop up to meet with them. In return, the group is now thinking of returning the favor by perhaps stopping to surprise him in one of his fan events in the future.
Such a development would certainly be an explosive one and a move that would send more than a few people into a frenzy. After all, fans of Park Bo Gum and BTS would often intersect. It would be safe to say that a huge portion of ARMY is also into Korean Drama. If they ever do decide to make this happen, it would be another opportunity for Jungkook to give his older group mates a hard time.
On that note, there is hardly any tension in BTS that is caused by Jungkook, or otherwise, that seems to have any lasting effect. The youngest member is basically being treated like how many older brothers would treat their youngest sibling.


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