BTS's Jungkook Collaborates with Usher on Remix for "Standing Next to You"
Kang In sig
insig6622@naver.com | 2023-11-30 03:20:59
Big Hit Music Confirms Release Date as Original Track Maintains Billboard Hot 100 Presence
▲ Courtesy of Big Hit MusicDespite a slight dip, the original song continues to hold its position on Billboard’s Hot 100 at No. 73 this week, after debuting at an impressive No. 5 on the main singles chart two weeks prior. This marks Jungkook's sixth entry on the chart, setting a record for a solo K-pop artist.
In addition to this musical collaboration, it was reported on Wednesday by local media that Jungkook, along with Jimin, is set to commence military service on December 12, following RM and V. Although the specific enlistment dates were not officially confirmed by the musician's label, it was announced last week that the four members had initiated the process to fulfill their military service obligations.
Courtesy of Big Hit Music
In an announcement on Wednesday, Big Hit Music revealed that Jungkook of BTS will collaborate with R&B legend Usher on a remix for "Standing Next to You," the lead track from Jungkook's debut solo album, "Golden." The remix is scheduled for release on December 1.
In addition to this musical collaboration, it was reported on Wednesday by local media that Jungkook, along with Jimin, is set to commence military service on December 12, following RM and V. Although the specific enlistment dates were not officially confirmed by the musician's label, it was announced last week that the four members had initiated the process to fulfill their military service obligations.
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