Usher invited Jungkook to perform at 2024 Super Bowl, here’s why BTS star declined

BTS Jungkook and Usher

BTS' Jungkook had the chance to become the first K-pop artist to perform at the 2024 Super Bowl halftime show. That's right! However, he couldn't make it because of his military obligations.

Why BTS' Jungkook declined to perform at 2024 Super Bowl with Usher?

According to The New Yorker, BTS' Jungkook was invited to perform Standing Next To You alongside Usher at the 2024 Super Bowl halftime show. For those who don't know, Jungkook had teamed up with Usher for a special remix of the song, which appeared on both of their recent albums. Unfortunately, Jungkook had to turn down the offer because of his military service commitments.

BTS' Jungkook's documentary ‘I Am Still' released in India 2 days after South Korea

The young and legendary K-pop member Jungkook of the global sensation BTS reveals his story! PVRINOX Pictures is excited to present ‘Jung Kook: I Am Still' an exclusive film documenting the inspiring journey of the iconic BTS member as he embarks on his solo career. Releasing in the birth month of the beloved idol, the film follows Jungkook through eight months of creating his solo album "Golden" and creating an identity out of the world sensation that is BTS. The film captures the essence of the global pop star who took the world by storm.

Released in India on September 21 and 22, this limited two-day event gave fans an intimate look at Jungkook's eight-month process of creating his solo album Golden, as he stepped out of BTS's global spotlight to craft his own identity. The film provided an up-close view of Jungkook's journey, featuring exclusive interviews, never-before-seen behind-the-scenes moments, and impressive concert performances that highlighted his dedication and personal growth. It offered insight into the life of the chart-topping star who established his own identity outside of BTS and captivated music lovers worldwide.

About BTS' Jungkook's worldwide fame

Jungkook achieved stardom worldwide with his debut solo single "Seven (feat. Latto)" which came out in 2023. The young artist made history and debuted at No.1 as the first Asian solo artist on three international charts upon the release of the track. He is the only K-pop solo artist to reach a significant milestone of having three singles ("Seven," "3D (feat. Jack Harlow)," and "Standing Next to You") from his debut album "Golden" in the top 10 of the Billboard HOT 100. "Golden" further solidified his success, staying for 24 consecutive weeks on the Billboard 200.