Group BTS leader RM has garnered an enthusiastic response from global fans by revealing a delightful anecdote where he personally defended the Explicit version lyrics of the youngest member Jungkook's solo track 'Seven.'

Recently, the famous American music media outlet Rolling Stone released a cover story interview video of BTS through its official YouTube channel. In the video, a variety of topics were discussed, ranging from the behind-the-scenes of working on their new album to their thoughts on a Super Bowl halftime show. Among them, the backstory related to Jungkook's mega-hit solo track 'Seven' particularly caught the fans' attention.

When the interviewer asked, "What was the reaction of the older brothers when they first heard the explicit version of the youngest Jungkook's solo track 'Seven'?", RM opened up about an episode with the agency during the song's production process at that time.

According to RM's explanation, the agency initially wanted to sanitize and modify the high-level word (F-word) included in the lyrics to the word 'Love'. However, RM, upon learning this, stepped up directly and dissuaded the agency. RM actively appealed, saying, "I told the agency, please don't change it. Why not? Jungkook is all grown up now. He can definitely sing those lyrics (He's all grown up. He can sing it)," and revealed that he protected the original lyrics until the end, turning the set into a sea of laughter.

This is a moment where leader RM's 'reliable older brother charm' shines, as he spearheaded the support for the unconventional path of Jungkook, who has shed his fresh youngest-member image from his early debut days and grown into a full-fledged global pop star and adult.

The global fandom 'ARMY' who watched the video are pouring out explosive reactions, saying, "A true leader who stopped the agency and protected the youngest's 19+ lyrics," "It's touching yet so funny how coolly he acknowledges that Jungkook is all grown up," "Thanks to him, the masterpiece vibe of 'Seven' was completed," and "As expected, the trustworthy Bangtan chemistry."