BTS turns 9: K-pop group member Jungkook releases new song 'My You'

A day before the ninth anniversary of BTS, K-pop group member Jungkook surprised fans by releasing a self-written song, titled 'My You,' dedicated to the ARMY. The track, a mix of English and Korean, has been sung by Jungkook himself and co-produced by Hiss Noise.

Jungkook took to Twitter on Sunday to begin the countdown to the song and shared a screenshot of a text message. He has creatively included numerous social media app templates such as Instagram and SMS to communicate the lyrics of the song.

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'My You' has been released days after BTS unveiled their first anthology album 'Proof,' along with its lead single 'Yet To Come.' The latest album consists of 48 songs, including their hit singles 'No More Dream (2013)', 'Danger (2014)' and 'Butter (2021).'

Their previous studio album was 'BE,' which released in 2020. The band released hit singles like 'Dynamite,' 'Butter,' 'Permission to Dance,' and 'My Universe' in the two-year gap between their albums.