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BTS Jungkook Hates It When Fans Say This To Him

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Many K-pop fangirls use this word for their bias, but it’s the one word that BTS‘ Jungkook absolutely hates!

At a fan sign event, Jungkook expressed his dislike of older fans calling him “oppa (older brother)”.

Jungkook was born in 1997, so a lot of his fans are older than him.

During the fan meeting, he forbid his older fans from calling him oppa.

“Fan: Jungkook-oppa!

Jungkook: But I’m not your oppa.

Fans: Oppa! Jungkook-oppa!

Jungkook: You keep calling me oppa…”

He even joked that his fans have to bring ID cards to prove that they’re younger than him before calling him that word.

“All of my A.R.M.Y, from now on bring your identification cards.”

— Jungkook

When J-Hope contradicted his orders, Jungkook’s face sank right away!

“Yeah, everyone bring your ID cards and show us your age.

Young fans can bring their student ID cards and ask, ‘Oppa, my age is this, may I try calling you Hoseok-ah (informal)?’

Everyone without an ID is a baby. If you don’t have an ID, call us ‘oppa’.

If you want to call us ‘oppa’, just don’t bring your ID.“

— J-Hope

He hates that word so much that he’d rather be called “Aegi (baby)”!

애기 호칭 오글거리는거 싫어하는거 아니어써 애기꾸기야???? 정말 오빠는 싫은가보다^_T….체념……. pic.twitter.com/ErSJ3Fh7r3

— 아가씨 (@_Doit__) October 15, 2016

Other members laughed when Jin re-enacted fans calling them oppa…

… but Jungkook went for the big slap!

It’s safe to say that Jungkook really hates being called “oppa” by older fans!

girl: oppajungkook: pic.twitter.com/gjjBJ0LZFE

— Daegu Boys (@taehyungboo) November 26, 2016

Check out Jungkook’s reactions to “oppa” below!

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