BTS Jungkook is making sure that no one has forgotten that this year is going to be his year. Months after the release of his chart-topping hit "Seven," the KPOP star returns with "3D" featuring Jack Harlow.
Jungkook is taking the world by storm once again with a new song, that evokes nostalgic meets futuristic vibes; "3D" is the KPOP singer's second single and is described as "a pop-R&B track with clever expressions of feelings toward an unattainable person from the perspectives of first, second, and third dimensions."
Fans hope that this song is another single off Jungkook's highly anticipated debut album, which is expected to be released sometime in November.
Jungkook Handpicks Singles
Just like "Seven," it took Jungkook some time to come across a song he was interested in and saw something special in.
"So, there I was, preparing for my next single," he told Consequence of Sound. "I received lots of songs to look at, but didn't really like any of them until I met this one. The moment I heard it, I chose it naturally."
Choosing a collaborator was a whole different ball game, because the KPOP star and Harlow had vastly different schedules on top of the opposing timezones they live in.
However, for the "Seven" singer, choosing the Grammy Awarded rapper was a no-brainer; "I loved his energy. It was really great," he continued.
"Just to share with you one interesting episode, there's a scene in the video where we play chess, so I learned to play for the first time right there. And you know what? I played with Jack, and I won!"
Jungkook Prepares For Debut Album
According to reports, Jungkook has been preparing for his debut album for months, and he is meticulously planning every single detail in regard to the upcoming project.
"As this is my first step forward in the spotlight as a solo artist, I want to show a more mature and grown version of myself," Jungkook said following the release of "Seven."
The reason why it is taking so long is that the KPOP idol wants everything perfect and wants every single song from the album a reflection of himself.
"After making the effort to write them, I should have realized I should just edit them as much as I can to release them."
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