Published 15:14 IST, July 28th 2020
BTS' Jungkook deletes rendition of '10000 Hours' minutes after posting, fans guess why
BTS' Jungkook crooned Justin Bieber's 10000 Hours recently. However, minutes after the singer shared the video, he deleted it. Here's why.
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BTS' Jungkook shared a mini cover of Justin Bieber's 10000 Hours recently on his social media. However, minutes after posting the video, he deleted it. Though the reason for erasing the 10000 Hours cover is still uncertain, however fans of the BTS band are speculating that their partnership with Samsung is the reason for deleting 10000 Hours cover. A social media user said, "He has a deal with Samsung but accidentally used his iPhone to post it so." (sic)
Although the 10000 Hours mini cover was deleted by Jungkook, his Army saved the rendition and reposted it. Here's BTS' Jungkook's version of Justin Bieber's 10000 Hours:
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Day + Shay comment on BTS' Jungkook's mini cover of 10000 Hours
Interestingly, the American singers and songwriter thanked the K-Pop band singer for crooning 10000 Hours. They said, "this sounds amazing. Thank you so much for singing it!" However, the video was deleted later by BTS' Jungkook.
All about Justin Bieber's 10000 Hours cover
10000 Hours released in late-2019 has become one of the most popular songs of the current times. 10000 Hours is sung and composed by American singers Dan + Shay, and Canadian singer Justin Bieber. 10000 Hours cover was released four days after vocalist Justin Bieber married Hailey Baldwin. A few months ago, Dan + Shay shared the news that 10000 Hours cover has sold about 2.5 million units in the United States.
BTS' partnership with Samsung
Popular South Korean band BTS joined hands with Samsung to make their music accessible and available to all their fans via Android Devices. Samsung and BTS reportedly launched an art project titled Connect through which they would make the K-pop band's music available to Android device users. BTS' first album with Samsung was Map of the Soul: 7, which was released early this year. The album is a continuation of BTS' previous EP Map of the Soul: Persona that has been received well by the Army.
Updated 15:14 IST, July 28th 2020