'Born to slay': BTS' Jungkook's 2023 Calvin Klein ad goes viral on X, crossing 40M views as fans praise his genderless style
BTS Jungkook has once again taken the internet by storm despite his absence from social media. The star singer is currently going viral on X for his Calvin Klein ad that was released in 2023. Netizens who have just discovered Jungkook's charm now cannot stop raving about his visuals.
Jungkook is taking the internet by storm, even as he fulfills his mandatory military service. A classic Calvin Klein ad featuring the BTS member has unexpectedly resurfaced on X, and netizens are now obsessing over it.
The video, originally shared on Pop Base's X account, captures Jungkook dancing through New York's Grand Central Station with an effortlessly cool and carefree vibe. Many on X are now applauding his bold and beautiful genderless style, which has once again stolen the hearts of fans worldwide.
Jungkook's Calvin Klein ad goes viral after over a year of its release
The Calvin Klein ad, which was initially shared by PopBase's official X account in August 2023 with the caption "Jungkook for Calvin Klein," has experienced a resurgence in popularity nearly eighteen months after its release. The ad has gone viral once again, this time among new fans who have discovered Jungkook's captivating visuals and chic aura, exuding an effortless sense of style.
One thing that has specifically garnered praise is his hairstyle, which is his bold embrace of a genderless shag haircut, which effortlessly transcends traditional gender norms, making it relatable and inclusive for people of all genders.
Jungkook, who is a brand ambassador and model for Calvin Klein, had shot for the brand's 2023 fall collection. The video has achieved staggering numbers, with over 41 million views, 189 thousand likes, and a whopping 69 thousand shares, catapulting it to viral sensation status.
This massive online engagement is not only being praised by his existing fanbase but also introduced him to a new wave of fans and netizens who are just discovering his impressive talent and charisma. As we write this, the view count continues to grow rapidly, solidifying Jungkook's position as a global K-pop icon and trendsetter.
Check out the viral ad below:
Jungkook for Calvin Klein. pic.twitter.com/LJDqycu8Xt
！ Pop Base (@PopBase) August 10, 2023
'I should start listening to BTS': internet reacts to Jungkook's viral ad
"K-pop male artists define the word SEXY. When masculinity and femininity merge, you'd be surprised by how godly a man can look," one user wrote, appreciating Jungkook.
K-pop male artists define the word SEXY.
！ Sir REM ? (@SirRem_1) February 9, 2025
When masculinity and feminity merge, you'd be surprised by how godly a man can look. https://t.co/hxtSpWB7du
"Maybe I should start listening to BTS," another netizen wrote.
Maybe I should start listening to BTS https://t.co/ejt58UwCJO
！ Jean ℃??? (@Jeanthousand) February 10, 2025
A third commented, "Giving him an honorary nonbinary card, he should be allowed to have it."
giving him an honorary nonbinary card he should be allowed to have it https://t.co/IzqGFtkZyM
！ mono? (@bestkive) February 9, 2025
"Man born to slay at any category," wrote a fourth.
Man born to slay at any category. https://t.co/jcvXaLuW1R
！ Lenny (@SaloniSing82273) February 9, 2025
"This is so 80s-90s rockstar vibe. His star aura is no joke," commented another fan.
This is so 80-90's rockstar vibe. His star aura not joke https://t.co/oCcTYvilRL
！ ?? (@schiaparelli11) February 9, 2025
Meanwhile, on the personal front, Jungkook is currently serving his mandatory military service. On the professional front, beyond BTS, the Golden hitmaker is known for his hits like Seven and Standing Next to You.
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