BTS star Jungkook's solo single Seven sends fans wild as the explicit version is released

Jungkook has sent BTS fans wild with the release of the explicit version of his new solo single Seven.

The South Korean singer, 25, is carving out a career as a solo artist with Seven, featuring American rapper Latto, being his debut single. 

The hitmaker sings about getting intimate with someone in the new track, with the explicit lyrics being: ‘So break me off another time (Oh-oh-oh-oh) /

‘You wrap around me and you give me life / And that’s why night after night / I’ll be f****n’ you right.’

The phrase ‘The Explicit Version’ began trending on Twitter soon after the song was released.

Solo: The South Korean singer, 25, is carving out a career as a solo artist with Seven, featuring American rapper Latto, being his debut single (pictured with BTS)

One fan wrote: ‘I genuinely feel like Jungkook released two songs todau because Seven (clean) and Seven (explicit) are literally two different plots like I’m crying’. 

Another wrote: ‘Jungkook… you’re making me fallin’ for you more and more’.

Others simply flooded the site with memes as they reacted to the raunchy new track.

Last year BTS announced a temporary hiatus while its members complete South Korea’s mandatory military service.

Under the country’s law, men have to spend 18 to 21 months in the military and must enlist by the age of 28, which Jungkook will reach in September 2025.

Different members of the band are joining up at different times, allowing the ones not currently in service at any given point to pursue their own solo projects.

In addition to his solo career, Jungkook was also named as a global brand ambassador for American fashion brand Calvin Klein. 

Jungkook’s latest professional venture comes weeks after his old BTS bandmate RM laid out his thoughts about the future of the group.

Raunchy: In the song, Jungkook sings: ‘You wrap around me and you give me life / And that’s why night after night / I’ll be f****n’ you right’

Reaction: The phrase ‘The Explicit Version’ began trending on Twitter soon after the song was released

‘When you are famous, staying on top is very difficult, but I think BTS will make it,’ RM told the Madrid-based news agency EFE.

‘It will come together again when we finish our military service, and we will look for new synergies between us to enter a second phase.’

However RM, 28, who was a solo rapper before embarking on his career with BTS, noted that ‘in any case, nothing lasts forever.’