Jungkook heats things up with Usher remix

Bee Delores
Jungkook in a pair of black angel wings looking at the camera

BTS member Jungkook revamps his “Standing Next to You” hit and enlists Usher for a hot new remix.

It’s been a banner for Jungkook. The BTS member scored a bonafide smash with “Seven,” a collaboration with Latto, and released an acclaimed debut album.

Within its first week, Jungkook’s Golden made history when it became the highest-debuting project for a K-pop soloist. Featuring such bangers as “3D” with Jack Harlow and “Yes or No,” the album pushed him into superstar status.

Recently, Jungkook joined forces with Justin Timberlake for a fresh take on “3D” and now finds himself linking with another R&B force.

Jungkook standing in a tunnel in front of a giant yellow light
Jungkook performs in his ‘Standing Next to You’ video.

Jungkook teams up with Usher for a steamy new remix

On the heels of Timberlake’s “3D,” Jungkook enlists R&B icon Usher for a brand new remix of “Standing Next to You.” The original version of the song currently stands at 157 million streams and counting.

Usher’s verse (unsurprisingly) goes down like a shot of whiskey.

“So elegant and heaven sent these vibes, yeah / It’s way, way too early to leave, we go away,” Usher sings in his usual silkiness.

The pre-chorus goes hot and heavy, as Usher continues, “You know that, all night long, we rock to this / Screamin’, I’ll testify this lovin’ / All night long, we flock to this / Screamin’, I’ll testify that / We’ll survive the test of time.”

Jungkook, whom fans have compared to the legendary Michael Jackson, hits his stride with the new rendition. His voice is commanding, yet soft when it needs to be. Fans were quick to point out his “versatility as an artist.”

By the sound of things, Jungkook is well on his way to becoming a household name in the States.

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