BTS' JUNG KOOK, on military leave, broadcasts a surprise live stream in the middle of the night... From a tour of Itaewon's new home to confessing that his ”self-esteem has decreased”

JUNG KOOK of BTS, who is currently serving in the military, proved his special love for his fans with a late-night live stream.
KOOK posted on the fan community platform Weverse, "Tonton... Is everyone in a good mood?
You're feeling better, right? You're not sick... You're eating properly... I miss you." And a while later, JUNG started his live stream.
For about two and a half hours, KOOK shared his recent situation, his thoughts, his new home, and other topics, and spent time interacting with his fans. JUNG appeared wearing a beanie.
KOOK said, "It's been a long time. I really wanted to see you. It's been such a long time, so I'm a little nervous. I don't know where to start."
He continued, "I think everyone has been having a hard time lately... I think you'll be happy if I just show up. I hope it will help you even a little," and prepared for the live stream.
JUNG KOOK said, "The news about my move was also published on YouTube. But please don't come to my house. I'm sorry."
I understand your concern, but I cannot receive parcels sent to my home address. I have to return them all. If you want to deliver even a letter to me, please send it to my company and I will keep it.
"There are actually a lot of parcels delivered to the military, but we can't accept them. When we receive the message and check the deliveries, there's a lot of food. Of course, that's also not allowed," he said.
JUNG KOOK gave fans a sneak peek at his new Itaewon home, which is on a different scale, saying, "This is the second basement floor, but I wanted to create a spacious space where people can have fun. There's a bar next to it."
I've been wanting to make a cocktail lately. There's karaoke equipment and a pretty big screen in front," he explained, drawing admiration.
Jungkook, who sang his favorite songs on a karaoke machine, confessed that after his hiatus, his self-esteem had dropped significantly.
"I don't know why everyone is so good at cooking these days," she said, and confessed, "Maybe I should try cooking? Of course, I'll come back." "I've been feeling a bit of inferiority lately, like a sense of urgency.
I feel that way. Right now I can't do anything. I look at other singers and think, 'I have to do it soon too.' My self-esteem has gone down. That's the state I'm in, so I wanted to meet you all."
Finally, JUNG KOOK said, "I'll be back in a good mood. Until then, please stay in a good mood. Got it? I'll practice more. Farewell. It's been a while and it was really fun.
Jungkook's live stream has surpassed 20 million cumulative viewers and 290 million hearts, proving his unchanging popularity.
JUNG KOOK enlisted on December 12th last year and is currently serving as a corporal in the 5th Infantry Division of the Army, and is scheduled to be discharged on June 11th, 2025.