Even famous people like Jackson Wang struggle with relationships!

Jackson of GOT7 did an exclusive interview with the hugely popular Thai radio program WOODY FM while he was there recently.

In front of a live audience, he discussed a variety of topics, including when his last relationship ended and how it did not go as planned.

Jackson confidently responds, "Of course," when host WOODY initially asks if they'd like to talk about love during the interview, much to the delight of the audience.

Jackson then acknowledges that although he wants to date, he occasionally has problems with his mind.

Jackson declared, "I want to date… But the problem is that my head simply "doesn't work."

Then, when WOODY inquires about Jackson's romantic status, Jackson responds that neither he nor anyone else has ever asked him out on a date.

Then he goes on to say that his timeline is a factor and that even if he does run into someone he's interested in, the encounter is "too brief to connect."

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Jackson says he had "something" about a year and a half ago in response to the question of when he last had a "relationship."

The ambiguous period in a relationship when two people are interested in one another but haven't made a commitment to dating yet is referred to as a "something" in Korean dating culture.

After stating that there are "different levels of something" that tend to range from deep to not so deep, Jackson goes on to explain the relationship, suggesting that he was more on the not-deep side.

"There are separate rules of something; there is deep and there is not deep," said Jackson. You know, it's just like, "What the hell is going on?"

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When WOODY goes on to inquire how long Jackson's "something" relationship lasted, Jackson reacts hilariously agitatedly by saying, "It was gray."

Jackson reportedly didn't know what to make of this relationship because it had apparently been going on for so long.

It's so grey, said Jackson in response. It's not white or black; it's more like, "What are we doing, we've been talking for a while, and it just feels like we're not landing anywhere," to a point.

Jackson's next relationship should be much less murky and give him everything he deserves.

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BTS’s Jungkook continues to make waves globally with his solo song “Standing Next to You”. The track has now surpassed 100 million views on YouTube's official topic audio video, proving his immense popularity. Despite being just a music track without any elaborate visuals like a typical music video, the song has captivated fans worldwide, marking an impressive achievement for Jungkook.

Not only did “Standing Next to You” reach the 100 million views milestone, but Jungkook's solo single “Seven” also reached the same impressive number, with both tracks now joining the exclusive club of 100-million-view songs in YouTube’s Topic section. This is a clear testament to Jungkook's overwhelming presence in the music world.

The official music video for “Standing Next to You” is also making waves, surpassing 180 million views and inching closer to the 200 million mark. On Spotify, the song has accumulated an impressive 1.18 billion streams, securing its place at the top by dominating the global charts. It reached the Daily Top Songs chart and stayed in the Top 50 for over 120 days, cementing Jungkook's status as a global music sensation with over 300 days on the charts.

Jungkook’s chart performance has been nothing short of remarkable. “Standing Next to You” debuted at #5 on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 and remained there for 19 weeks. It also topped both the Global 200 and Global (excluding the U.S.) charts for 38 and 44 weeks, respectively. In the UK, it entered the Official Top 100 Singles Chart at #6 and stayed on the chart for 11 weeks. The song also topped iTunes charts in 102 countries and regions, including a week-long reign at #1 on the Worldwide iTunes Song chart.

Beyond the charts, “Standing Next to You” has gained recognition from international music media and award shows. The Honey Pop, a prominent U.S. pop culture media outlet, named the “Standing Next to You-Usher Remix” one of the top 5 K-pop collaborations of 2024. The Grammy Awards also highlighted the song in their “15 K-pop Songs that Dominated 2023”, calling it a “timeless hit that will last for years to come.” Furthermore, The Los Angeles Times included it in their “Top 100 Songs of 2023,” a further affirmation of its impact on global music.

With countless accolades, records, and the ongoing love from fans around the world, Jungkook’s name remains synonymous with success. As his song continues to break records, it’s clear that his voice will resonate for many years to come. Whether on playlists or music charts, “Standing Next to You” has solidified its place in music history as one of the defining hits of this era.

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