BTS Jungkook calls out rude fan behavior: ‘That's Not Good Manners'

Jungkook is clearly setting strict boundaries, urging fans to respect his personal space.

During a recent livestream on Weverse, the BTS star recalled disappointing interaction as a rude fan crossed the line by shoving a camera in his face while he was simply out buying bread.

"Taking pictures together isn't a problem," the 28-year-old K-pop icon explained. "But I went in to get some bread and there was someone who shoved a camera in my face. That's not good manners.”

He emphasised that his comments weren't about refusing photos with fans but about basic respect, courtesy and a reminder that even global superstars deserve personal space.

“I don’t care how old you are or where you’re from… just sticking a camera in someone’s face like that… i felt that was kind of rude,” the youngest BTS singer continued. “So, if this somehow reaches that person…you know.”

He contrasted the incident with other fan interactions, noting that many people politely ask for photos instead of invading his boundaries. “The other fans asked if it was okay to take a picture first. i happily took photos with them,” he added.

The Dynamite hitmaker’s remarks quickly resonated with fans online, many of whom expressed frustration that the singer has had to repeatedly remind people to respect him.

"The fact Jungkook has to ask fans to respect him and not stick a camera in his face :(" one fan wrote.

Another added, "He has asked multiple times to be respected. Why is it so difficult to respect him?!"

A fourth fan summed up the sentiment shared by many, writing, "Why don't they understand he is a human too? He has his personal life. Why do they always give him trouble?"