BTS may be the biggest K-pop group in the world, but even they have days when they get tired of overwork. The septet consisting of RM, Suga, J-Hope, Jin, Jungkook, V, and Jimin has previously gone on several world tours. coronavirus Pandemic and many times the members have to perform for a long time at different places. The continued exposure tends to take a toll on his body, as seen during a 2018 Chilean concert when Jungkook, the youngest member of the group, died.
In their 2018 documentary Burn the Stage: The Movie, fans watch what happens backstage as members prepare themselves to give their best to fans. A scene in the documentary shows Jungkook sweating profusely backstage, gasping for air. Fellow members J-Hope and RM, who noticed Jungkook’s condition, were also shocked. As the group’s leader, RM was trying to make sure Jungkook felt okay for the upcoming performance and told him not to overwork himself. RM stated in the documentary that he was confused at the moment because he was concerned about both Jungkook’s health and the show. RM also said that at the end of the day an idol is also a human being who needs rest.
Scenes from the documentary show how Jungkook tries to carry on with the show despite feeling exhausted from overwork. As the makeup and hair cast prepared her for the next act, and the organizers announced she only had one minute to go on stage, Jungkook was seen struggling to recover. However, as soon as he gets up and enters the stage, the singer immediately transforms into a performer forever fascinating to fans.
Jungkook stated in the documentary that he knew the band would only perform in Chile for two days and was not sure when they would return to the country for their next concert. Hence, the singer wished to give his best despite his body needing rest.
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