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They always try to play the victim card instead of respecting their own favorite's choices.
Conveniently, they forget that it was **their own favorite** who wanted to work with Min Hee Jin and focus promotions primarily on **Korea and Japan**. Since when did Korea and Japan stop being major music markets? The way they talk, anyone would think only the U.S. matters and the rest of the world doesn't exist.
Taehyung did far more promotions in Korea and Japan than Jungkook ever did during his one-week U.S. promotions. That wasn't some grand conspiracy—it was the promotional direction Taehyung and his team chose. If they have a problem with that decision, they should ask Taehyung and Min Hee Jin. Why do they act as if Jungkook personally prevented him from promoting in America? Were they sitting in those meetings? Do they know what happened behind the scenes? No? Then they should stop making up stories to fit their narrative.
And this constant "collab" excuse is just hilarious. What exactly are they trying to prove? They act as if Jungkook collaborated with some untouchable A-list legend who single-handedly made his career.
Let's be serious. Most people outside their existing fanbase didn't even know who Latto was until **"Seven."** As for Jack Harlow, sure, he was known, but his verse in **"3D"** was just one part of the song—not some magical career-making moment for Jungkook.
If anything, those collaborations gave *them* greater exposure to Jungkook's massive global audience. So this narrative that Jungkook desperately needed them is laughable.
The truth is simple: owning reality is difficult, but inventing a thousand excuses is easy. That's exactly why they keep doing it.