A few hours ago, BTS‘ Jungkook went viral for challenging fans to a nighttime race for a selfie, which strengthened his relationship with them through this fun and exciting interaction.
On June 1st, the K-Pop idol updated his Instagram account with a story with a question box and answered many of his fans’ doubts, and then he posted a video of him near the Han River with the message, “If you catch me, take a selfie.”
This was a clear challenge for fans to find him while he was working out to get to meet him, and later on, social networks emerged with some of the photos and videos of the idol interacting with fans, taking selfies while exposing his kindness and sweet personality.
Jungkook concluded the interaction with his last story of the day with a sincere and firm message for those abusive fans who invade their privacy, claiming, “I didn’t mean to wait near my house. I’m seriously going to report this.”
On social networks, fans praise the BTS maknae for this fun dynamic to play and interact with fans but also support for his serious posture to keep his privacy and to report those fans who visit his home when he has clearly ask for respect his space.
