Jungkook has recently been actively greeting fans by broadcasting live on Weverse. Meanwhile, Mingyu is currently still busy promoting SEVENTEEN's comeback.
Jungkook BTS and Mingyu SEVENTEEN (II) were caught attending a party held by luxury brand Louis Vuitton. The pair of friends seemed to interact warmly even though they were in the middle of a party crowd.
The two HYBE idols also appeared in contrast. Mingyu was seen wearing a white shirt while Jungkook wore a jean jacket and a beanie hat. Mingyu's hair looks short while Jungkook still sticks with his neck-length hair and bangs.
Jungkook looks like he's pointing at someone or something. Meanwhile, Mingyu seemed to lean closer to Jungkook to hear what his best friend was saying. The different vibes of Jungkook and Mingyu have drawn special attention from netizens.
"Jungkook has a beautiful face, he's very cute. Mingyu is handsome, he's like a girlfriend," wrote a netizen. "Jungkook is handsome, pure and cute even though the quality is low, Mingyu is also handsome," said another. "What happened? Why is my heart pounding?" added another netizen.
"Jungkook and Mingyu are very handsome, Jungkook playing with fans is very funny," added another netizen. "Wow Mingyu, why is he so handsome, his T-Zone is crazy," continued another. "Why is Jungkook so cute? Mingyu is very handsome," concluded the other netizens.
On the other hand, Jungkook has recently been actively greeting fans by broadcasting live on Weverse. The guy who was born in 1997 is also diligent in sharing some of the mainstay recipes that often become trending topics.
Meanwhile, Mingyu is currently still busy promoting SEVENTEEN's comeback with the mini album "FML". This girl group, which is also fronted by Wonwoo CS, has set several new records, especially for physical album sales, which have exceeded 4 million copies.
Hanteo Chart reported that "FML" managed to sell a record-breaking total of 4,550,214 copies in its first week of release (April 24-30). This makes SEVENTEEN the only artist in K-pop history to surpass 4 million sales in one week. (wk/charity)
