BTS star Jungkook has appreciated his fandom, known as ARMY, for their ongoing support and called them his biggest “driving force.”

Jeon Jung-kook, who is known as Jungkook, appeared on Vogue Korean following 1970s Punk theme.

During a conversation with the media outlet, the Seven crooner appreciated the fandom for motivating him, “That driving force is undoubtedly the ARMY. I believe I'm here for my fans, who love, support and wait patiently for me.”

“So I want them to feel proud and special because of me. It's true that I feel a lot of pressure, but the more pressure I feel, the more I need to act naturally and be myself, I think.,” he added.

Jungkook opens up about his ‘biggest regrets’:

The Korean artist Jungkook also candidly talked about his “biggest regrets” while addressing Suga's concert incident.

He further told the magazine, “The first thing that comes to mind — perhaps because it happened recently—is when I appeared at Yoon-gi's solo concert.”

“I feel like I could've done better [laughs]! The happy part is that Seven was well-received. ARMY, I love you!”

Jungkook messes up lyrics at Suga's show:

Jungkook, 26, joined fellow BTS member Suga during his D-Day concert in Seoul last month. During his performance, the K-pop singer forgot lyrics.

During a live session on Weverse after the show, the My You crooner apologized to Suga and ARMY for messing up the lyrics.

He said, “I think I was nervous because I messed up a bit with the lyrics and I feel really sorry to ARMYs and Yoongi hyung. I feel upset. I feel like I'm going crazy.”

“ARMYs, I'm sorry. Next time, if I have the opportunity to do a concert, I shouldn't make mistakes. I really practised so much but how could I forget? My mind went blank,” Jungkook concluded.