A lot of the times, it almost seems as if Jungkook and the rest of BTS are a cut above the rest of normal humans, but it turns out that this is not necessarily the case. In fact, there have been a lot of times when these god-like figures have shown truly human sides. In the case of the youngest member and a few others in the group, for example, it would appear that being good at video games is one of their talents.
In a recent event where Shindong from the group Super Junior was asked if he wanted to invite anyone to play with, Jungkook came up along with other celebrities, allkpop reports. At the time, he was asked: "Are there any celebrities you want to invite to the show?" In response, he said “BTS' V and Jungkook are also good at video games. The kids active on Billboard are good gamers."
As it turns out, these super popular K-Pop stars are also good at another thing that has become quite explosive over at South Korea. While western fans might not yet understand the significance of Jungkook being good at gaming, Asian men certainly do and perhaps even some of the women.
Basically, Jungkook being a good video game player means that he now has yet another notch to add to his list of accomplishments. Now, not only is he a super talented performer with the looks to melt the coldest of hearts and a warm personality to get anyone to like him, but he is also a gamer. That last part is a particularly huge blow for a lot of guys since, for many of them, gaming is the only thing they have.
As such, with Jungkook being excellent at games, he is officially every Korean man’s worst nightmare. He is someone that only those with comparable looks, skills, and talent can even stand next to.


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