BTS Jungkook Gives RESCENE Another Shout-Out, Fans Notice His Continued Support for Rookie Girl Group

BTS’ Jungkook has once again caught fans’ attention by publicly showing his support for rookie girl group RESCENE. The singer recently shared a clip of the group performing on stage, marking another instance of him highlighting their music through his personal account.

On Friday, Sept. 11, Jungkook uploaded a video without adding a caption or explanation. The clip featured RESCENE performing their song “Love Attack” live at Spotify House Seoul, which took place on Sept. 10 at Anderson C in Seongdong-gu, Seoul.

Although Jungkook did not accompany the post with any words, his decision to personally share the performance was enough to spark interest among fans. The BTS member has previously brought attention to RESCENE, making this latest post feel less like an isolated moment and more like a continuation of his support for the group.

Jungkook Previously Shared Minami’s “Still With You” Cover

This is not the first time Jungkook has highlighted RESCENE on his account.

Back in July, the BTS star shared a video of RESCENE member Minami covering his solo track “Still With You”. At the time, Jungkook also included Minami’s catchphrase, “Yaho”, in his post.

The interaction quickly became meaningful for fans because Minami has openly expressed her admiration for BTS even before making her official debut. Jungkook sharing her cover therefore drew attention not only to the song but also to the connection between an established global artist and a younger performer who has long looked up to him.

His latest post takes that support a step further. Instead of sharing a cover of one of his own songs, Jungkook chose to spotlight RESCENE performing one of their own tracks live.

Jungkook’s Latest Post Gets Fans Talking

Jungkook’s decision to share the group’s “Love Attack” performance has naturally prompted fans to pay closer attention to his interactions with RESCENE.

The BTS member has a reputation for occasionally introducing fans to music and artists he enjoys, so a seemingly simple social media post can quickly become a talking point within the fandom. This time, the spotlight was firmly on RESCENE and their live performance.

For RESCENE, having Jungkook share their performance offers another moment of visibility for the rising group. The members are still building their identity and expanding their audience, and recognition from one of the world’s biggest K-pop stars can bring additional attention to their music.

The fact that Jungkook previously shared Minami’s cover also makes the latest post particularly notable. His earlier interaction showed that he had noticed a member of the group, while this new upload highlights RESCENE as a whole.

Small Gesture With a Big Impact

Jungkook did not make a formal statement about RESCENE or explain why he chose to share the clip. However, his actions have once again placed the group in front of his enormous global fanbase.

For fans, the two posts also create a sweet connection between Minami’s admiration for BTS and Jungkook’s apparent appreciation of RESCENE’s music. What began with a cover of “Still With You” has now been followed by Jungkook sharing the girl group’s own stage performance.

While there is no indication that Jungkook’s post represents anything beyond his personal support for the group, fans have clearly taken notice. His latest upload demonstrates how even a short, captionless video from the BTS star can generate significant interest when it shines a spotlight on another K-pop act.

As RESCENE continues to establish itself in the competitive K-pop industry, Jungkook’s latest shout-out could become another memorable moment in the group’s growing journey.