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Time of India
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Jon Bellion talks about Jungkook and BTS, mentioning 'so much autotune' as the ‘Seven' demo version played on set
Jon Bellion, a well-known artist from America, recently talked about Jungkook , his singing abilities, and BTS. Bellion starred as a guest on the 'Zach Sang Show', where a demo version of Jungkook's popular song 'Seven' was played for him to judge. Jon Bellion praises BTS Jungkook's vocals During the airing of the 'Zach Sang Show' on June 2, artist Jon Bellion, known for hits like 'All Time Low', 'The Good In Me', and 'Hand Of God', starred as a guest. During the show, a copy of BTS Jungkook's song 'Seven' was played for the artist to judge. The song 'Seven' is one of Jungkook's most famous songs. Not only that, Jon Bellion, Latto, and Theron Makiel Thomas all worked on co-writing the hit song as well. The demo version was played during the show, to which Jon Bellion first reacted with if the show really managed to get the demo version and then proceeded to pass the comment "so much autotune". His comment after he played the demo version directly pointed towards how this version sounded much different from the original version that was released with his albums. Jungkook's raw vocals managed to outshine the 'autotune' in the demo. Jon Bellion praises Jungkook and BTS for their talent and hard work During the show, Jon Bellion talked about working with Jungkook and the rest of the K-pop group. He commented how "these seven individuals are so incredibly gifted. They work so hard. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like News For Jack Nicholson, 87, He Has Been Confirmed To Be... Reportingly Undo They are built different." He also commended each of the members' dedication towards their craft and how even through military enlistment, all seven members have managed to carefully and effectively balance everything, which was 'incredible' of them. About Jungkook from BTS Jungkook has managed to make a big name for himself as a solo artist in the entertainment industry. Even with the military enlistment, the idol managed to rack up a lot of achievements. The idol is all set to finally finish his 18-month long enlistment. He will officially get discharged from his enlistment on June 11, taking one step forward towards a possible BTS group reunion. Check out our list of the latest Hindi , English , Tamil , Telugu , Malayalam , and Kannada movies . Don't miss our picks for the best Hindi movies , best Tamil movies, and best Telugu films .
Pink Villa
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Pink Villa
Jungkook's lack of 'autotune' comes to light with demo reveal, Jon Bellion praises BTS for being 'built different'
BTS's Jungkook is making waves as a solo artist, impressing fans worldwide with his addictive tracks. Even during his 18-month military service, he continued to break records, solidifying his reputation as a talented artist. Recently, American artist Jon Bellion praised Jungkook and the BTS members, sharing his experience of collaborating on the track Seven, and revealing the demo version of the popular song for the first time. Jungkook's Seven's demo version revealed Jungkook 's solo endeavors cemented his status as one of the top K-pop soloists, with Seven (featuring Latto) being one of his most successful releases. Recently, on June 2, his song Seven's demo version was unveiled in the Zach Sang Show and immediately got viral on social media. Its songwriter, Jon Bellion, who was a guest of the episode, briefly commented on it. As the host said they were going to play the demo version, Jon Bellion questioned whether they really managed to get their hands on it. It already sparked curiosity as to how bad or good the version might be for him to react that way. As the demo version was being played, it sounded notably different from the final product, prompting Jon Bellion to say, "so much autotune." This contrast showcases Jungkook's impressive raw vocals, making the final version all the more impressive. Jungkook and BTS received praises Host Zach Sang mentioned how talented and resilient the BTS members were and said, "these seven individuals are so incredibly gifted. They work so hard." Jon Bellion, agreeing with Zach Sang's words, said, "They are built different." He indicated how they managed their career, military enlistment and other stuff, yet never failed to deliver anything short of excellence. The host lauded them saying how "incredible" each of them were. As per him, no matter how much they praised BTS, it would still be an "understatement." Jon Bellion then shared behind-the-scenes information with fans. He recalled during Seven's song recording, everytime the song got cut, Jungkook would diligently work on improving his English pronunciation to ensure the track sounded its best. It showcased the artist's dedication towards his craft.
Daily Mirror
26-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Zayn Malik doesn't look like this anymore as he unveils rugged new look
Former One Direction star Zayn Malik, who recently concluded his tour, took to Instagram to share a new selfie with fans Zayn Malik looked totally different as he took to Instagram to showcase his rugged new look. The 32-year-old former One Direction star, who finished his tour earlier this year, debuted a thick beard and moustache in a smouldering selfie shared with his 53.6million followers. The singer rocked a black The Last Of Us cap along with a white vest and a colourful necklace. He didn't even need a caption to have thousands of his fans rushing to the comment section to compliment his look, with one impressed fan writing: "The effect this picture is having on me right now is INSANE!!!" Another person commented: "Farmer Zayn I love you," while one fan added: "You have no idea how much this means to me." One user posted: "It's been 4 hours & I haven't moved from here." Zayn's new selfie comes after he was forced to cancel his Mexico City gig in March at the last minute after falling ill. The singer was scheduled to perform but revealed that both he and his crew had been struck by food poisoning. The star took the time to thank his fans for their support despite being heartbroken to let them down. He shared a update with them on his Instagram page at the end of March. He wrote: 'I'm heartbroken to say that I won't be able to perform tonight in Mexico City. I've been really sick since this morning, and despite trying everything to push through, my body just isn't allowing it. "I'm sorry to let you down. The love and energy I always feel from fans means the world to me, and it hurts deeply to miss this moment with you. Thank you for your understanding, and please know I'm sending all my love to each of you x.' In another post to his stories, he added: 'Mexico. I love you even though myself and many of my crew got severe food poisoning. It's no joke - still struggling. To my fans, I'm sorry. "These shows made me feel alive, happy, grateful, & at home, and that's all because of you. These shows, your energy, your fan projects….filled me with so much love and with a feeling I can't describe. Big love," the music star continued. Meanwhile, last year, Zayn opened up about his daughter Khai - with who he shares with ex-girlfriend Gigi Hadid. Speaking on the Zach Sang Show, he said: "I feel like my daughter brought that colour back in my life. "She just makes me happy. I have so much love in me that I didn't have before she was born. She laughs all day. She wants to do the silliest things and she gains so much excitement from it. She just has a whole fresh perspective on life that had somewhat become grey for me." Zayn continued: "She's a force of nature. She's given me maturity. She's forced my sensibility to become this mature father for her, this good responsible role model that takes accountability for their actions and sticks to their work and proves that my word is bond."
Yahoo
21-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Country Singer Reveals How Dolly Parton Responded After She Accidentally Copied Iconic Song '9 to 5'
Not only is , 79, considered an iconic country star because of her incredible career, but she's also known for showing kindness to everyone she meets, and this story only proves just why she's is so beloved. Fellow country singer , 35, shared a story about the way the music legend reacted when she realized too late that one of her songs sounded a little too close to Parton's hit "9 to 5," and let's just say she had the most "Dolly" response ever. 🎬 SIGN UP for Parade's Daily newsletter to get the latest pop culture news & celebrity interviews delivered right to your inbox 🎬 On the Zach Sang Show this week, Morris shared that when her 2019 album Girl was just weeks away from dropping, her mom pointed out something that made her "stomach drop" about the song "All My Favorite People." Her mom admitted, "I kind of noticed the verse/melody sounds a little bit like '9 to 5,'" and when Morris realized she was right, she immediately sprang into action. Reaching out to Parton, Morris said she wrote, "I'm so sorry, this was an honest mistake, I would love to give you a percentage of the writing credit as I would never do this intentionally. But it sounds close enough to me." But rather than getting upset, not only did Parton send her a sweet response — she also refused to take a dime of her money. She replied, "Oh my gosh honey, you're all good." Sounds like the Parton we all know and love! Morris and Parton have worked together since then (including when Morris was part of a tribute in Parton's honor at the 2019 Grammys) so this story really does have a happy ending. The world does not deserve Parton!
Int'l Business Times
08-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Int'l Business Times
J-Hope Unveils BTS 'Growing Pains' While Making Solo Music, Serving Military
BTS member J-Hope recently shared insights into the personal growth and challenges he faced while the group took a break for mandatory military service. Speaking on the "Zach Sang Show" on May 6, the K-pop star emphasized how each member of the globally famous group has evolved individually while working on solo projects during their time apart. "We each go through personal growth and growing pains that come with it," J-Hope explained during the interview. According to Billboard , he described how the process of making solo music helped each member mature, which would ultimately benefit BTS when they reunite in the future. "These experiences will fill us with new strength and energy," he said, highlighting that their individual journeys will enrich the music they create together as a group. J-Hope's reflection comes just months after his discharge from the military in late 2024, making him the second member of BTS, after Jin, to complete his service. During the break, J-Hope released his 2022 album Jack in the Box , and his 2024 EP "Hope on the Street Vol. 1." Both projects earned spots in the "Billboard 200" top 10, with his single "Mona Lisa" becoming a fan favorite earlier this year. J-Hope Heads to LA After Military Service to Dive Back into Music The remaining members of BTS—RM, Suga, Jimin, V, and Jungkook—are nearing the completion of their service, with plans for the group to reunite in 2025. J-Hope has expressed excitement for this reunion, revealing that the band would quickly get together to discuss their future as a team. "I think it's going to be a massive energy," he said in a recent interview with Apple Music 1's Zane Lowe. As for what J-Hope did immediately after finishing his service, he didn't hesitate to dive back into the music world. "I came to LA right away," he said, laughing. "I wanted to get back into the groove and experience new things, especially in places and cultures I love." His decision to return to Los Angeles marked a new chapter in his music career, full of fresh experiences and opportunities. Throughout his career, J-Hope credited BTS members for helping him discover his true passion for music. "The members helped me a lot," he shared, noting that he first found his love for music through dance but later deepened his connection with music through the group's collaboration, News18 said. He praised his bandmates for teaching him different ways to express his feelings through music, whether in rapping or production. Originally published on Music Times
