BTS member Jungkook has surprised fans by releasing an explicit version of his debut solo track "Seven," shedding some of his youthful image.

Notably, this unexpected move garnered praise from singer Jessi, who appreciated Jungkook's display of maturity. Interestingly, it also led to a funny incident involving BLACKSWAN's Fatou during a live broadcast.

While playing "Seven" for her fans, Fatou enthusiastically danced along to the song's lyrics until something unexpected happened.

As she was gearing up for the lyrics "I'll be lovin' you right," Fatou unintentionally made a heart gesture with her fingers.

However, due to the explicit version's altered lyrics, she heard "I'll be f*ckin' you right" instead. This caught her off guard, causing her eyes to widen in surprise before she quickly turned away from the camera.

Fans found Fatou's reaction highly relatable and amusing, with many admitting they had a similar response upon hearing the explicit line for the first time.

The entertaining moment gained so much attention that fans started creating memes about the incident. These memes quickly went viral, accumulating over a million views.

Beyond providing a good laugh, Fatou's relatable reaction has also sparked fans' curiosity about the charming idol. They are now eager to learn more about her personality and background.

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Fans are in shock as NewJeans, now rebranded as NJZ, faces a huge issue with one of its members, Hanni.

The Australian-Vietnamese idol has refused to sign the necessary visa extension documents with ADOR, causing major complications for the girl group’s future activities.

At the end of November last year, NewJeans made headlines when they announced they were ending their exclusive contract with ADOR and changed their name to NJZ.

This bold move shocked fans, especially since their first official event as NJZ will be in Hong Kong this March, where they’ll also drop new music. However, it’s clear now that things are far from simple.

Hanni, who holds dual citizenship in both Australia and Vietnam, is facing serious legal hurdles. Her "E-6 Visa"—required for foreign nationals working in the South Korean entertainment industry—expired earlier this month, which means she can no longer participate in entertainment activities in South Korea.

What’s worse, due to her ongoing lawsuit with ADOR over the termination of her contract, she can't just sign with a new agency to extend her visa.

According to sources, ADOR was ready with all the required paperwork to extend Hanni’s visa but ran into a wall when she refused to sign it. As a result, Hanni is now in a legal gray area and may even be considered an illegal resident in South Korea.

On February 11th, ADOR responded, saying, "We cannot confirm anything regarding Hanni’s visa situation" but didn’t provide further details.

Since the "E-6 Visa" is only granted to those signed to a domestic agency, Hanni’s refusal to cooperate with ADOR leaves her in a tough spot. Right now, she hasn’t signed with a new agency, so her future in South Korea remains uncertain.

There are speculations that Hanni could try to use the ongoing lawsuit to stay in the country, as foreign nationals with expired visas are sometimes allowed to remain if they’re involved in legal battles. However, even if she does manage to stay, she won’t be able to participate in any entertainment activities.

As a result of Hanni’s visa situation, full-group activities with all five members of NJZ are looking impossible for now. Fans and industry insiders are eagerly watching to see how NJZ, led by Min Hee Jin, will handle these major challenges in the coming months.

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