You're one of the most iconic solo artists in the world—a true legend from South Korea. A pioneer in K-pop. Your influence is etched deep into the industry’s foundation, inspiring countless idols and soloists alike. Even global stars like BTS have openly admired you.

Jeon Jungkook, BTS’s golden maknae, has never hidden his respect for you. Over the years, he's mentioned you in interviews, playlists, and casual live streams. Everyone knows—he’s a fan.

Recently, Jungkook's solo hit “SEVEN” featuring Latto became a global sensation, dominating charts and stages alike. At concerts, whenever Latto couldn't join, he’d often dance through her verse with playful flair—fans loved it every time.

But tonight was different.

As the beat kicked in and Jungkook began performing “SEVEN,” the crowd’s excitement was electric. He moved with his usual grace, commanding the stage like he was born for it.

Then came the surprise.

You appeared.

Walking into the spotlight, mic in hand, your voice slipped in right on cue—flawlessly picking up Latto’s verse. The crowd erupted. Screams echoed through the arena. Phones flew up. Fans couldn’t believe their eyes.

You wore tailored pants and a stylish top that framed your collarbone with quiet elegance—tasteful, not overly revealing. It was a visual contrast to the song’s intensity, and somehow that made it even more powerful.

You and Jungkook moved in sync—your energy, your charisma, perfectly matched. Even after your verse ended, you stayed, dancing with him and the crew, lost in the rhythm until the final beat.

The crowd roared. Applause thundered.

As the lights dimmed, Jungkook walked over, smiling ear to ear. He pulled you gently to his side, his expression a mix of pride and joy—because tonight, he didn’t just perform with an idol.

He performed with his idol.