Why Usher Wanted To Feature On BTS Jungkook’s “Standing Next To You”
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American R&B singer, songwriter, and dancer Usher is preparing to headline the 2024 Super Bowl Halftime Show this Sunday.
Usher Usher’s new album, Coming Home, was also released today, February 9. So, he guested on iHeartRadio, promoting it. The last song from the album is actually the Usher remix of BTS Jungkook‘s “Standing Next to You.”
When he introduced “Standing Next to You” on the radio, Usher explained why he wanted to feature on a remix of the song. He recognized what a magical song it was when it was first released, but there was more to it.
‘Standing Next to You’ was obviously a smash when Jungkook put it out. I just wanted to participate in the magic.
— Usher
Usher recognized that many of his fans are also K-Pop fans. So, he wanted to also do something special for them.
I’m now recognizing I have K-Pop fans. So, I guess I gotta do more in that area, yeah?
— Usher
Not only that, but “Standing Next to You” reminded him of working with the “King of Pop” himself Michael Jackson. Fans even noticed that Usher did the same dance move with Jungkook that he had done with Michael.
I love this song because it made me feel like early Michael [Jackson]. Something about it made me think about those days, made me think about ‘Rock With You…’
— Usher
Usher talking about "SNTY" Remix on @/iHeartRadio:
:" "Standing; Next To You" was obviously a smash when Jungkook put it out and I just wanted to participate in the magic. … I love this song because it made me feel like early Michael Jackson+ pic.twitter.com/BvTusznfCy
— Only me????
(@Bunnybear_4evr) February 9, 2024
Listen to the full clip below.
"#StandingNextToYou was obviously a smash when #JungKook put it out, and I just wanted to participate in the magic. … I love this song because it made me feel like early Michael [Jackson]. Something about it made me think about those days, made me think about Rock With You."… pic.twitter.com/H5nhJPXfN8
— JK Radio Updater (@JKRadioUpdater) February 9, 2024
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