[talk] Jungkook's live controversy, the idol's humanity vs. perfection!

The controversy surrounding BTS' Jungkook's live broadcast has heated up the fandom and online communities. Jungkook showed his honest side while drinking.

Some criticized him for being "reckless as an idol," while others defended him, saying it was "a reflection of human nature."

The atmosphere of the controversy was turned around by the testimony of an acquaintance of the owner of the restaurant that Jeong-guk visited.

An acquaintance said that Jeongguk is very polite to each and every employee.

He said that he expressed his affection for fans by greeting them and getting autographs for even the part-time workers who were resting.

This shows that Jungkook is a considerate and polite person to fans even off camera, and fans supported him by saying, "The Jungkook we loved is still the same."

This incident went beyond a simple incident; it raised questions about the boundary between idols' "humanity" and "commercialization," sparking a significant discussion that suggests changes in the K-pop industry.

I once again realized that the artists we love are, after all, just "people" with the same concerns as we do. Seeing Jungkook's honest side and the heartwarming stories surrounding him touched my heart. I hope this incident will be an opportunity for our fandom culture to mature and embrace Jungkook as he is!