I'm so PROUD of Him! 정국 Jung Kook - The Jimmy Fallon (Interview) | Chrshy Reacts

[@JeonJungkook-wr4yr]

Jungkook is an ambassador of Calvin Klein 💜. And jungkook was at the Jimmy Fallon show with the bts members a few years back.

[@AllThingsChrshy]

I thought he was!! Or that he had atleast collaborated with Calvin Klein! 💜🫶🏾🙌🏾

[@koya_joonie]

hahaha jk did a live stream today on this radio app called stationhead, and said he wanted to keep eating the pizza because it was good hahaha... be was like "i could have done the interview while eating it🥺"

[@AllThingsChrshy]

He should’ve kept eating it! Break the format of “traditional” interviewing! Why not! I would’ve definitely been here for that 😅💜💜💜

[@Maeee0-0]

yayyyy pls react to Suga's show with Jungkook sucha good vibe (he's on two episodes of SUGA's show

[@AllThingsChrshy]

I definitely have to ! 💜💜💜

[@koya_joonie]

i would start talking about my experience with bts but i would totally start crying😅 they mean so much to me... i won't go into it, but i doubt i would be here if not for them💜💜💜

[@AllThingsChrshy]

I could imagine! But that’s so beautiful ☺️💜💜💯💯

[@NouraIbra-k8p]

Jk so cute❤😊

[@AllThingsChrshy]

He is so adorable! 😊

[@CelestialBaecon1997]

They even put a free concert for armys

[@AllThingsChrshy]

I could see that! Keep me posted on secret events 💜💜💜🫶🏾🫶🏾🫶🏾

[@JeonJungkook-wr4yr]

I already know his song seven will eventually reach mulit platinum in no time

[@AllThingsChrshy]

Oh for sure! 💯💯💯💜

[@ryanneoverman2498]

17:48 Sorry i know this is an older video but i just came across your channel so im binging your BTS stuff before i get to the Taylor Mari guide. (Love your channel so far btw! Subbed!) But man, to answer your question... BTS saved my life. I know it seems kind of silly or even cliche. But... i dont know. Its just the truth. This is kind of a long story so i wouldnt blame you for not reading it all, but here i go. Growing up my first second and third life plan was to be a rock star. I can sing. I was singing opera in my bathtub at 6. Im not saying that to sound braggy or anything, but i need to enphasize how much of my identity was tied to this one talent i have. At a young age i fell in love with Rock and Heavy Metal. It resonated with my emotions in a way that no other genres did. So i grew up looking up to the few but mighty female metal lead singers i knew. I learned how to manipulate my voice into something that would be a little more weighty, instead of just a light melodic sound. I was in a band that was getting some traction for a few years. I went to college for vocal performance at a contemporary music college. Any ways, point is, it was my entire life and goal. Then i became pregnant at 22. Everyone around me kept telling me that its no big deal, i can be a mother and make music at the same time. Theres examples of artists who do it. Blah blah blah. But i knew that for me to be satified with either being a mother or being a rock star, i would have to do just one and focus my all into it. Theres no way i could just leave my kid at home if i ever started to become successful and go on tours or trips across the country. It just wasnt feasable. So i gave up music. After that, metal and rock started to hurt to listen too. I would keep getting inspired when i heard it or imagine myself performing it, and it would just empty me out. I would feel so hollow. Personless. I turned to different genres, because i have always loved music in general. I focused back onto Rap and RnB, which i listened to a lot more when i was around elementary school and middle school. After brushing back up on some of the rap i already knew and some of the hits of the time, i started looking around for other music that would peak my interest. All the while, i wasnt looking full heartedly. I had heavy post partum. And on top of that i had just my regular depression that had been plaguing me for years. 9n top of greiving the me i always knew myself as. I would be lucky to feel anything at all on most days but generally it was sadness. Then i stumbled on BTS. Something about the song i found imediately got my attention. (The song was their 2016 hit Dope) I found myself excited to dive into them. Then i realised they had a lot (i mean a LOT) of behind the scenes videos, so i watched those too and began to really appreciate them as human beings. I felt something. A spark of life back into me. But if it was just that i wouldnt suggest that they saved me. The reason i say they saved me is, through following their journey, knowing them as people, seeing their struggles and successes. How open they have been since the beginning about every hour of sleep they missed out on the practice. How i watched them win their first MAMA award and how i helped them win their first Billboard award. In real time i watched them grow clawing and kicking their way to success, and the whole time they were so.... funny, light, positive, mentally balanced. Even in their more vulnerable moments, they had a way to show perspective on those hard times. In their lyrics they constantly had lines that would knock the wind out of my sails but also build me up better and healthier. I found out who i am without being a musician because BTS was a support beam i could lean on when i couldnt stand up by myself. I know parasocial relationships are a hot button topic in the last couple years, but im not delutional. If Min Yoongi walked passed me on the street he wouldnt know me from adam. And id never approach them even if given the chance. But their happiness is important to me, because my happiness is important to them. Theyve worked very hard to make it clear that they care about us as people. Not just the faceless mass that make them money. We pushed eachothers boalders up the hill side by side. I truely believe in that. Because without them, i dont think i would have made it through that time. This is a quote from Yoongi. An ARMY asked him for advice on how to handle quitting her job. His response was one of the first moments of breakthrough i had in that dark time. "I don't know what circumstances you were in, but I think you must have had tremendous courage. Giving something up decisively takes lots of courage. And you worked hard. Fighting."

[@JeonJungkook-wr4yr]

New York pizza rocks its actually fire youll so love it.

[@AllThingsChrshy]

I definitely can’t wait to try it myself!! 🙌🏾💜

[@koya_joonie]

19:43 lol he worked out on stream one time haha😅

[@AllThingsChrshy]

I need to catch a clip from weverse! 🤣

[@BridgetteMcCaskill]

Ohhhhhh you should do Taylor's guide next. The info you get is thrilling. As far as Weverse, You have to sign up but you can always catch an upload on KZbin after an ARMY has added English captions. I can't afford the subscription otherwise I would be front and center on there, myself.

[@AllThingsChrshy]

Good to know! Thank you 💜🫶🏾 and yes Taylor’s guide is coming soon! 🤞🏾💜

[@BridgetteMcCaskill]

You can sign up and make an account for free but if you want to look at content there's a monthly fee. @@vpd2121

[@МаржанайХанбекова]

​@@vpd2121of course, its just free app

[@МаржанайХанбекова]

I dont actually like taylors guide, but not that bad i guess

[@AllThingsChrshy]

Is it really?