Jungkook and American pop artist Charlie Puth’s first collaboration song, “Left And Right,” was released on June 24, 2022. Following its initial success, the song accomplished several significant milestones as an Asian and Korean soloist in the months that followed.
After BTS announced their hiatus from group releases in June 2022, “Left And Right” served as a starting point for Jungkook’s career as a solo artist. Therefore, it is not surprising that ARMYs wanted to celebrate the anniversary of its release. Charlie Puth also joined the celebration with a touching tweet dedicated to the song.
One fan used the occasion to address a concern that has been on ARMYs’ mind for a while. Even while the song completely lived up to expectations, several fans wondered whether they would ever get to witness the duo perform it live on stage. In response to one particular Twitter user’s question under Puth’s tweet, he hinted that it might come true at one of his forthcoming concerts in Seoul.
Puth will spend the whole month of October travelling in Asia as a part of his next world tour, The “Charlie” Live Experience, which will conclude with two consecutive performances at Seoul’s KSPO Dome on October 20 and 21.
Fans are obviously thrilled at the idea of seeing Jungkook at one of these events as a special guest performer.
Nevertheless, this won’t be the first time the two performers have shared a stage. At the 2018 Genie Music Awards, Charlie Puth’s original song, “We Don’t Talk Anymore,” was performed by Jungkook and Puth in a duet. It was followed by a collaborative performance of BTS and Puth on their popular track “Fake Love.”
