BTS Star Jungkook Is The Target Of Alarming Death Threats; Fans Demand Swift Action to Safeguard Their Idol (View Tweet)

BTS member Jungkook has previously pleaded with fans not to give him food. However, it appears that not everyone got the message, as one stalker publicly declared his intention to assassinate the K-pop star before he begins his military service. Now, concerned K-pop fans have urged the artist's record label to take action before something negative occurs.

After someone on Instagram declared their intention to kill the K-pop star in his home, the hashtag #ProtectJungkook and the words "TAKE ACTION IMMEDIATELY" became popular on Twitter. They asserted that they live close by the K-pop celebrity and that they anticipate hearing about him in the news after his passing.

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Before Jungkook asked supporters to cease via Weverse, the stalker claimed they were the ones who sent him food. After he declined to take their meal, they alleged that the K-pop star was "rude" to them. They are now asserting that killing the celebrity shouldn't be challenging.

Fortunately, the stalker stated that Jungkook wasn't at home for their initial attempt, which failed. In an effort to locate the artist, they are now requesting his location.

Fans attempted to notify BTS and Big Hit about the death threats, but the stalker noted that their account was "private" and that neither BigHit nor BTS would be aware of their plans. Fans continued to tag the label and official accounts on Twitter in an effort to garner their attention despite this.

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The members of BTS have previously experienced stalkers' death threats. Prior to BTS's concert in Busan in 2022, Jimin reportedly got death threats, according to Mashable. Neither Jungkook nor BigHit have made any statements regarding the alleged attempt to attack the K-pop star as of yet. The first purported attack, which fortunately failed because Jungkook wasn't at home, may, however, have been evidence that they are already aware of the issue.