BTS Jungkook Calls Out Fans For Shoving Camera In His Face: Not Good Manners

This isn't the first time BTS member Jungkook has spoken out about fan etiquette. During a recent Weverse live, the singer once again urged fans to respect personal boundaries as he recalled an uncomfortable public encounter. Jungkook shared that while he has no problem taking pictures with fans, someone suddenly put a camera in his face while he was buying bread, calling the behaviour "not good manners." He stressed that basic respect should come before anything else, regardless of a person's age or where they are from. His remarks have reignited conversations online about respecting celebrities' personal space in public.

BTS Jungkook urges fans to respect his privacy again

BTS' Jungkook has once again reminded fans about the importance of respecting personal boundaries after sharing an uncomfortable experience during a Weverse live on July 27. The singer revealed that he had gone to watch the Korean film Hope by himself and happened to meet a few fans while leaving the theatre. Jungkook said he happily posed for photos with those who politely asked for permission, stressing that he has no issue taking pictures with fans in public. However, the situation took an uncomfortable turn when he stopped at a bakery to buy some bread.Recalling the incident, Jungkook shared, "I had gone into a bakery to buy some bread, and all of a sudden there was someone standing right in front of me with a camera pointed at me like this. I don't really think that's very respectful."The BTS member added that such behaviour crossed a line, regardless of a person's age or nationality. "I don't care how old you are or where you're from... just shoving a camera in someone's face like that... I felt that was kind of rude. So, if this somehow reaches that person..." he said.

[INFO] #Jungkook asked fans to respect his space and not to shove phones in his face, during his live on Weverse! 🚨“Taking

pictures together isn't a problem, but I went in to get some bread and there was someone who shoved a camera in my face. That's not good manners. Whatever… pic.twitter.com/q2Y6ZK5SDJ

— BTS Charts & News (@btschartsxdaily) July 27, 2026

Jungkook contrasted the incident with his earlier interaction outside the cinema, explaining that the other fans had first asked whether it was okay to take a picture. He gladly agreed, took photos with them, enjoyed his bread and coffee afterwards, and returned home. Over the years, the BTS star has repeatedly urged fans to respect his personal space during public outings, reminding them that simple courtesy can make all the difference. His latest remarks have once again sparked conversations among ARMY about maintaining healthy boundaries between artists and fans.

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BTS (RM, Jin, Suga, J-Hope, Jimin, V, and Jungkook) is all set to resume their ARIRANG World Tour performances on August 1 with two back-to-back concerts at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford. They will then head to Foxborough, Baltimore, Arlington, Toronto and Chicago, where they are scheduled to perform two stadium shows in each city throughout August before continuing the next phase of their global tour.