BTS member Jungkook is drawing attention once again after publicly expressing his search for a dedicated video editor to join him for the remainder of the group’s ongoing world tour.
On May 24, Jungkook posted a vlog on his personal social media account titled ‘in Las Vegas 23. 5. 2026,’ featuring footage captured in Las Vegas, United States. The video offered fans a casual behind-the-scenes glimpse of his travel and tour life.
He followed the post with a series of short clips showing himself riding a motorcycle, along with direct and playful messages appealing for a skilled content creator. “Looking for someone who can film. If you’re really good at editing too? Let’s travel the tour together,” he wrote. He added, “Searching for someone who can shoot videos and photos amazingly. I’ll figure out the equipment somehow! Just reach me somehow!”
The posts quickly gained traction online, with fans reacting enthusiastically to the idea of a fan or professional joining his touring team as a dedicated creator responsible for filming and editing content throughout the tour.
Earlier, on May 13, Jungkook also made headlines after revealing his newly delivered motorcycle on social media with the caption “I’m here.” The bike is reportedly from a luxury Italian motorcycle brand, with an estimated price of around 61 million KRW (approximately 40,120 USD).
BTS has been continuing its massive world tour, which began in March with the Goyang concert. The tour spans 34 cities across North America, Europe, South America, and Asia, totaling 85 shows under the banner of [BTS WORLD TOUR ‘ARIRANG’], marking one of the largest touring schedules ever undertaken by a Korean artist.
The group is currently performing in Las Vegas at Allegiant Stadium on May 23–24 and May 27–28. In addition, they are scheduled to attend the ‘American Music Awards’ on May 25 at MGM Grand Garden Arena.
Looking ahead, BTS is set to make history again in February next year as the first Korean act to perform at Sydney’s Accor Stadium in Australia, a landmark venue that has hosted global superstars including Adele, Taylor Swift, and Oasis.
