Jon Bellion talks about Jungkook and BTS, mentioning 'so much autotune' as the ‘Seven' demo version played on set
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, his singing abilities, and BTS. Bellion starred as a guest on the 'Zach Sang Show', where a demo version of Jungkook's popular song 'Seven' was played for him to judge.
Jon Bellion praises BTS Jungkook's vocals
During the airing of the 'Zach Sang Show' on June 2, artist Jon Bellion, known for hits like 'All Time Low', 'The Good In Me', and 'Hand Of God', starred as a guest. During the show, a copy of BTS Jungkook's song 'Seven' was played for the artist to judge.
The song 'Seven' is one of Jungkook's most famous songs. Not only that, Jon Bellion, Latto, and Theron Makiel Thomas all worked on co-writing the hit song as well. The demo version was played during the show, to which Jon Bellion first reacted with if the show really managed to get the demo version and then proceeded to pass the comment "so much autotune".
His comment after he played the demo version directly pointed towards how this version sounded much different from the original version that was released with his albums. Jungkook's raw vocals managed to outshine the 'autotune' in the demo.
Jon Bellion praises Jungkook and BTS for their talent and hard work
During the show, Jon Bellion talked about working with Jungkook and the rest of the K-pop group. He commented how "these seven individuals are so incredibly gifted. They work so hard.
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They are built different." He also commended each of the members' dedication towards their craft and how even through military enlistment, all seven members have managed to carefully and effectively balance everything, which was 'incredible' of them.
About Jungkook from BTS
Jungkook has managed to make a big name for himself as a solo artist in the entertainment industry. Even with the military enlistment, the idol managed to rack up a lot of achievements. The idol is all set to finally finish his 18-month long enlistment. He will officially get discharged from his enlistment on June 11, taking one step forward towards a possible BTS group reunion.
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