10 Times BTS’s Jungkook Hilariously Trolled His Fellow Members
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BTS‘s Jungkook is well-known for his incredible talents and his mischievous and loveable personality. Despite being the youngest member of the group, Jungkook is a force to be reckoned with.
Jungkook loves to imitate his hyungs and isn’t shy about doing so. Here are ten times Jungkook hilariously imitated his fellow members and Bang PD.
1. Jungkook imitating Jimin’s dance in “Save Me”
The beginning of BTS’s music video for “Save Me” opens with a solo shot of Jimin. During his verse, he does a few dance moves before Jungkook enters the frame.
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Jungkook has not passed up an opportunity to recreate Jimin’s dance. He often gets other members to join in on his shenanigans.
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2. Jungkook impersonating Suga’s dad
During episode 121 of Run BTS, the members gathered for a competitive game of “who done it.” Each member created a character to carry out their deception. It was discovered that Jungkook’s character sounded suspiciously familiar to the group.
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Suga clued viewers in when he confirmed that the youngest member was imitating Suga‘s dad. RM hilariously shared that the impersonation was spot on.
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3. Jungkook imitating “That That” around Suga
After Psy released his track “That That,” produced by and featuring Suga, the BTS member shared that Jungkook was quick to imitate the dance. We, unfortunately, don’t have video proof of that just yet, but Jungkook did copy Suga’s opening line in “That That” on his Instagram story.
4. Jungkook imitates Suga’s dance in “We Are Bulletproof PT. 2”
BTS were guests on SBS Pop Asia in 2015. When the members were asked who imitates the group the most, they quickly pointed to Jungkook. At the time, they were only two years into their debut so Jungkook initially appeared timid. It also didn’t help that Suga was entirely unamused. Jungkook chose to imitate Suga’s dance in “We Are Bulletproof PT. 2” and had the other members rolling.
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5. Jungkook imitating V’s iconic line in “Jump”
V‘s recognizable verse in the group’s song “Jump” is often copied by the other members. Before he went on a solo bungee jump in New Zealand, his fellow group mates sang his line as his safety equipment was adjusted.
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Jungkook is often the instigator, but V doesn’t seem to mind.
6. Jungkook showing V how to do J-Hope’s introduction
When the BTS members were gathered around the dinner table, V entertained them by imitating J-Hope‘s famous introduction, “I’m your hope, you’re my hope, I’m J-Hope!”
Jungkook quickly interrupted to show him how it’s actually done, much to J-Hope’s amusement.
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7. Jungkook exposes Jin’s reaction to his own performance
After BTS’s eldest member Jin completed his solo performance of the song “Awake,” at BTS’s concert, he ran into Jungkook backstage. He complimented himself in front of the maknae, which he would soon regret when Jungkook imitated the compliment in front of the fans in the audience.
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8. Jungkook imitating RM’s verse in “Idol”
While walking backstage at a concert venue, Jungkook couldn’t help mimicking RM’s opening line in their song “Idol.” RM was a good sport, smiling as the youngest member continued the line for the third time.
9. Rrrrap Monster
An older man was once asked in an interview about BTS. The enthusiastic gentleman rattled off the members’ names, identifying them on a poster in the hands of the interviewer. When he got to RM (also known as Rap Monster), he pronounced it was a heavy roll on the R in Rap.
Jungkook has never let that reference go, as seen in the hysterical compilation below.
10. Jungkook impersonating Bang Shi Hyuk
As I said, no one is safe. That includes Big Hit Music‘s founder, Bang Shi Hyuk (also known as Hitman Bang and Bang PD). Bang Shi Hyuk took to YouTube in 2011 to announce the “Hit It” auditions for his company.
I’m sure at the time he uploaded the video, he had no idea his future powerhouse group BTS would mock it endlessly.
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