ARMY decodes a special connect to Jungkook’s past in ‘Standing Next to You’

Have you heard BTS Jungkook’s new song? It’s in his first solo album, GOLDEN, and the title track ‘Standing Next to You’ has caught fans’ attention. The ARMY strongly believes that the singer may have some inspiration from past BTS songs and even sprinkled a bit of Michael Jackson charm.


But here’s the interesting part – some fans have noticed similarities between 'Standing Next to You' and 1994 number ‘Regulate’ by Warren G featuring Nate Dogg.

And guess what? BTS actually worked with Warren G before on their reality show American Hustle Life, where they even covered the song ‘Regulate.’ So, it seems like ‘Standing Next to You’ could be a kind of tribute to BTS’s roots, reminding fans of their journey.

BTS has a way of linking their music and history, especially with their 10th anniversary this year. So, it’s quite likely that there’s some meaningful connection behind this new song. 'Standing Next to You' is a collaboration between the talented duo of Andrew Watt and Circuit, who were also behind the success of Jungkook's previous hit 'Seven’.

'Golden' consist a total of 11 tracks, which includes '3D' (feat. Jack Harlow), 'Closer to You,' 'Seven' (Explicit Version feat. Latto), 'Standing Next to You' (feat. Major Lazer), 'Yes or No,' 'Please Don't Change' (feat. DJ Snake), 'Hate You,' 'Somebody,' 'Too Sad to Dance,' 'Shot Glass of Tears,' and the Clean Version of 'Seven' (feat. Latto).