BTS's Jungkook staged a spectacular performance at the opening stage of the FIFA World Cup. The live performance of the music album Dreamers, which was released yesterday morning, was held at Al Bait Stadium. The excitement of the spectators who were there to witness the world cup knew no bounds. They listened to Jungkook with their heart. Jungkook came on stage with Qatari singer Fahad Al Qubaisi. As they started their performance, the opening stage of the World Cup turned into an exciting spectacle.

Earlier, there were reports that BTS will arrive at the World Cup venue together although they had parted ways. But the BTS Army was clearly unhappy to see their seven-member group restricted to just one member on stage. Ever since the news of BTS reuniting for the World Cup football theme song and some other big projects came out, fans have been waiting with anticipation. Jungkook, the youngest member of BTS, made big news when he visited Qatar last month. Jungkook's performance at the opening of the World Cup is now the talk of the BTS army. Jungkook returned after making BTS a part of World Cup history.

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Even after the breakup of the band, the members of BTS have remained active with independent music albums. They announced their breakup after 9 years of forming the band. The other members of the Korean band BTS are RM, V, Jehope, Jimin, Jin, and Suga. BTS explained that the band was disbanding to focus more on independent music. But there were also unofficial announcements that the group broke up to join the mandatory military service in South Korea. The higher officials in Korea also announced that all the BTS stars will soon enter the military service.

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