BTS’s Jungkook is launching his own brand.

The group’s "Golden Maknae" is further setting his solo career in motion. On February 12, international media reported that Jungkook has registered his brand logo in nine countries, marking a significant step in his solo career. With registrations completed in major markets such as the U.S. and the U.K., both fans and industry insiders are eagerly anticipating his next moves.

Jungkook’s brand logo features a stylish "JK" design, serving as more than just a simple emblem; It embodies his artistic vision and personal brand. The symbol represents his journey from a trainee to a global star, maintaining his identity as a BTS member while highlighting his individuality as a solo artist.

The logo’s clean lines and modern design reflect Jungkook’s sophisticated image and trend-conscious sensibility. It signals that he is not only ready to go beyond K-pop idol status but also to establish himself as an independent artist and brand.

Following the news of his logo’s registration in nine countries, fans have responded with enthusiasm, supporting Jungkook’s evolution from a singer to a full-fledged brand. This development has also heightened anticipation for his future solo activities.

BTS has long established a strong group identity, but Jungkook’s brand registration sparks an intriguing discussion on how individual members can develop their own brands while maintaining the essence of BTS.

Intellectual property registration for idols is becoming increasingly common in the K-pop industry to protect personal branding. However, the scale of Jungkook’s global brand registration stands out, highlighting K-pop’s growing economic influence worldwide and the potential for artists to establish themselves as independent brands in the global market.

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