BTS: Jungkook Says He Is Open To Solo 'Golden' World Tour But THIS Is Stopping Him

BTS singer Jungkook said he is open to the idea of world tour following the release of his solo album, Golden. However, there is one catch that is stopping him from exploring the idea. The Golden Maknae appeared on The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon on Monday night where he spoke about the album, his fans and his famous Weverse lives. During the chat, Jimmy asked him if he would follow his fellow BTS member Suga’s footsteps and kick off a world tour for Golden. Jungkook admitted he would love to but he believes he doesn’t have enough solo songs in his discography to explore the idea just yet.

“Of course, I want to do a world tour as a solo artist. But I don’t think I have enough songs for that. So I want to complement them more and make more songs and maybe when I’m ready I can do the world tour in full swing,” Jeon Jungkook shared. He added, “On November 20, I’m having a concert. It will also be live-streamed. I hope people look forward to it.”

The BTS singer released his debut solo album on November 3 and it is already a big hit. Jungkook released 11 songs, which includes his already hit tracks Seven and 3D. The tracklist includes Standing Next to You, which featured a nod to Michael Jackson, Closer to You, Yes or No, Please Don’t Change, Hate You, Somebody, Too Sad to Dance, and Shot Glass of Tears.

Speaking about the album with British GQ, Jungkook admitted that Standing Next To You was tough to perform. “The song itself is great, and as soon as I heard the song, I could picture myself on stage performing [it]. The recording process was not easy, so it’s particularly memorable, too. It was so tiring that I did feel my soul almost leaving my body, but the process in itself was extremely fun. I think this will also be the one song ARMY are most amazed by,” he said.