This is the contents of a short but cute text message from Jungkook BTS and Charlie Puth

Charlie said that although there was a language barrier between himself and Jungkook while filming the music video, the two were able to break through it because they had mutual respect for each other.

Charlie Puth recently performed at Atlanta’s Power 96.1 Summer Ball, where he spoke with radio Ethan Cole about his collaboration with Jungkook BTS (Bangtan Boys). The singer also revealed what his text message was like with the youngest member of BTS.

Charlie Puth and BTS’ Jungkook released their song “Left and Right” on June 24, and the song was an instant hit. In less than a week, his voice reached #1 in over 100 countries on iTunes, had over 23.8 million Spotify streams, and for Jungkook, “Left and Right” officially recorded 8,721,387 streams on its first day on Spotify, make it the biggest. debut day for Korean soloists.

As Ethan and Charlie discuss Charlie’s track list for the Atlanta concert, “Left and Right” naturally comes into the conversation. Charlie shared that, sadly, he hadn’t had time to rehearse for the hit, so he couldn’t perform it that night. However, he shared more information about working with Jungkook.

In a previous conversation with Ethan Cole, Charlie said that despite the language barrier between himself and Jungkook while filming the music video for “Left and Right”, the two were able to break through because they have mutual respect for each other and the connection through music.

He described a certain scene in the music video where the two artists are standing on a rotating platform that appears bigger in the video than it actually is. “We kept tripping over each other so at one point for the final shoot, we were just laying on each other’s necks… it was a very sweet moment,” said Charlie Puth.

Having previously talked about their chemistry, Ethan wanted to know if the two were still in touch and if they had communicated about the success of their hit song. Charlie gave fans some hilarious insight into his conversation with BTS’ maknae.

“He and I would just text each other, ‘Yeah!!,’ and he’d be like, ‘Wooow!!,’ and I’d be like, ‘That’s great!!’ So we don’t really talk to each other than that,” said Charlie Puth.

Charlie then confirmed what many ARMYs already knew about Jungkook. Ethan concludes that Jungkook’s disinterest in texting must mean he prefers to live the artist lifestyle, experience life and live in the moment, which Charlie agrees.

BTS talked about their communication preferences in depth earlier this year. Jungkook revealed that he finds texting and phone calls boring, often driving his fellow members “crazy” with the lack of response in their group chats. It seems that Jungkook is sincere in his response and is really more focused on living in the moment. (wk/goddess)

This is the contents of a short but cute text message from Jungkook BTS and Charlie Puth
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