"He is so unserious"- From "anti-romantic" to playful banters, BTS' Jungkook's gaming live takes over the internet with viral fan moments

BTS’ Jungkook's Weverse gaming livestreams have become must-watch moments for fans. His latest gaming sessions with fans were filled with laughter, spontaneous humor, and lighthearted chaos that had social media buzzing within minutes.

During the livestream, Jungkook played Party Animals and PUBG while chatting casually with fans. At one point, he hilariously threw a fan’s character into the water after they tried flirting with him, only to be attacked by another player moments later. His laughter-filled reaction quickly became one of the highlights of the stream.

In another amusing moment, the singer started dancing in-game, counting out loud in rhythm and cheering himself on with phrases like “cha cha cha” and “shake it shake it.” Fans were captivated by his playful antics. They described the moment as pure comedic gold. Meanwhile, the broadcast also gained traction in China. The K-pop star's visuals during the live went viral.

Dressed in a white sweatshirt instead of his usual black, his visuals sparked a trend. Many fans changed their profile pictures to screenshots from the livestream. The trend quickly spread across Chinese fan platforms.

Fans flooded social media with posts celebrating his humor, charisma, and ability to create an atmosphere that felt warm and personal. However, others expressed their happiness seeing the singer interact with fans like that as he casually dances with them. An X user, @zimodraws, wrote,

"He is so unserious, I can't with this man."

Many noted that his relaxed and spontaneous behavior made it feel like they were hanging out with a friend rather than watching a celebrity. Others also stated that his viral picture as a profile photo is a "cute pic."

Others also laughed at his playful interactions with fans. They praised the natural ease with which he connects with his audience.

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More about Jungkook’s gaming lives, records, and fan connection

The recent broadcast was part of Jungkook’s ongoing streak of Weverse sessions. The streams have consistently broken platform engagement records. During this recent livestream, he exceeded his earlier personal best of five hours and forty-two minutes. This time, he remained logged in for more than six hours and drew 11 million total viewers and over 100 million likes.

Since finishing his service in the military in June 2025, Jungkook has been very active online, combining informal chatting with gaming sections, as well as mukbangs late at night. He frequently plays different games, like PUBG, Party Animals, and Overwatch, playing with fans directly and speaking to them all in real time.

These livestreams have become known for his authenticity, from his laughter during horror games to his candid confessions about his vision problems and daily life. Fans especially enjoy how he juggles reading comments, joking mid-match, and reacting dramatically to the gameplay.

Earlier, he even joked about switching to Twitch if Weverse didn’t add a screen-sharing feature for gaming, after which the platform soon introduced one. The move became an inside joke among fans, who credited Jungkook for indirectly inspiring the change. The singer also encountered a familiar player, “Woong,” who had once gone viral for interacting with BTS’ Taehyung in a 2022 game stream.

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On the work front, Jungkook is also preparing to make a comeback with the group set for Spring 2026.

Edited by Somava