BTS singer Jungkook has proven he could break the internet if he wants to! Two of the singer’s tweets have surpassed three million appearances, making him the only artist to have set the milestone.
BTS: Selca falt fionn Jungkook, Never Not cover tweets hit 3M likes; Make him the ONLY artist with the feat
BTS singer Jungkook breaks records on Twitter! The international singer, rightly known as the Golden Maknae, has confirmed that he can break the internet if he wants to. One such example is this latest development. As reported by Koreaboo, Jungkook is the only artist who has recorded three million appearances on two tweets he sent through the @BTS_twt account. The singer’s latest selfie on stage, featuring his famous blonde hairdo, and his cover of the song ‘Never Not’ on Kookie helped complete the act.
The selca blonde has received over three million appearances. The tweet features 1.1 million retweets. On the other hand, the Never Not cover has received 3.1 million views with over 1.7 million retweets. The publication said there are only two other accounts that boast the performance. One was US President-in-Chief Joe Biden and the other was POTUS Barack Obama.
Check out Jungkook’s tweets below:
– 방탄 소년단 (@BTS_twt) January 25, 2021
Never pic.twitter.com/Ag9oUTJvrN
– 방탄 소년단 (@BTS_twt) May 2, 2020
Another BTS tweet that has surpassed the 3-million self-titled BTS V token is welcoming the ARMY. It remains to be seen how many more records BTS will break in the coming days! The septet has been keeping fans on social media busy with their ongoing BE: Essential Edition promotions. Over the past few days, BTS has been sharing video clips to show the work of each member on the recordings.
Over the past few days, we’ve seen notes with RM, Jin, Suga, Jimin, J-Hope and V yet. Jungkook notes are yet to be released, at the time of reporting. Keep an eye on Pinkvilla for more updates.
WHO CAN: RM, Jin, Suga, J Hope, Jimin, V or Jungkook: Which BTS member is your favorite type? INCLUDING
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