Jungkook: King of ‘sold out’ strikes again! Singer’s official merchandise run out as fans compete to be the first to buy his items

Jungkook has been labeled as the “king of sold out” because everything he uses or eats becomes a hit, and they get sold out in minutes. He is also often described as someone with Mida’s touch as all the things he touches get sold out, and he is not even promoting them.

Jungkook’s influence on his fans

Jungkook has the power to make his fans buy whatever he is wearing or using, and he is not even aware of this. For instance, he once mentioned on V Live streaming that he always uses Downy as a fabric softener after washing his clothes, and almost instantly, that certain brand of fabric softener ran out after the broadcast ended, Koreaboo reported.

It was really amazing as the makers of Downy even had to apologize as their stocks that were said to be good for three months' supply have been raided in the shelves and online stores. Apparently, Jungkook’s fans are the culprit for the untimely consumption of the product, and this just shows that he has a great influence on them.

Fans struggle to get Jungkook’s merchandise

In any case, as per Allkpop, the latest incident relating to Jungkook’s power to sell out products involves his own official merchandise that is being sold on Weply. It was said that the online shop recently launched BTS’ items, and the ones that got sold out as soon as it was released were Jungkook’s.

All of his items, including mini flags, premium photos, and image picket, ran out of stock, and many fans were disappointed. The site is said to be working on restocking, but they are gone in a blink as well.

New song release

Meanwhile, Jungkook recently hinted that he is writing new songs which he intends to release for his solo album. It was later clarified that it would be a mixtape, and fans are already clamoring for its launch. The best thing is that it will not be just one track, but he said that he is working on a few songs. Needless to say, this too will get sold out as soon as it’s published.