An extended cut of the theatrical release, 'JUNG KOOK: I AM STILL' THE ORIGINAL features almost 55 minutes of additional content, including performances of songs “Still With You”, “Closer To You” (ft. Major Lazer) and “Shot Glass of Tears” at the ‘Jung Kook ‘GOLDEN’ Live On Stage’ show; interviews with Jung Kook’s dancers, and behind-the-scenes footage of Jung Kook’s UK and New York City performances.

With all three episodes available to enjoy today, 'JUNG KOOK: I AM STILL' THE ORIGINAL joins a whole host of unmissable BTS content available on Disney+ Hotstar, including: the eight-part docuseries recapping the group’s first 10 years together BTS Monuments: Beyond The Star; BTS: PERMISSION TO DANCE ON STAGE – LA, an exclusive cinematic 4K concert film featuring BTS’ live performance at Los Angeles’ Sofi Stadium in November 2021; SUGA: Road to D-DAY, an insightful documentary following BTS member SUGA as he travels around the world from Seoul to Tokyo, Las Vegas and beyond in search of musical inspiration for his latest album D-DAY; j-hope IN THE BOX, a behind the scenes documentary showcasing the creation of j-hope’s first solo album, Jack In The Box; and IN THE SOOP : Friendcation – an original travel reality show with a star-studded cast including V of BTS, Itaewon Class’ Park Seojun, Parasite star Choi Wooshik, Soundtrack #1’s Park Hyungsik, and Peakboy, as the five friends venture off on a surprise trip and enjoy a variety of fun activities together.

'JUNG KOOK: I AM STILL' THE ORIGINAL also joins a rapidly-growing collection of award-winning Korean content now available on Disney+ Hotstar, including Tyrant about a dangerous new weapon being stolen during a handoff between the US and South Korean government; A Shop For Killers about a girl who finds herself fending off assassins and murder drones in the wake of her uncle’s death; Moving, about a group of South Korean special agents working to protect their super powered children from harm and exploitation at the hands of malicious government agencies; and so much more.

Stream all three episodes of 'JUNG KOOK: I AM STILL' THE ORIGINAL now on Disney+ Hotstar.

Filmed over eight months, JUNG KOOK: I AM STILL follows the artist from New York to London to Seoul, capturing collaborations with some of the industry's top producers as he records, performs, and films music videos during a whirlwind promotional tour. Fans can expect to see the artistry and passion Jung Kook brings to his music and performances as he navigates the pressure and excitement of stepping out on his own.

An extended cut of his theatrical release, the series includes nearly 55 additional minutes of footage, treating fans to full performances of “Still With You,” “Closer To You” featuring Major Lazer, and “Shot Glass of Tears” from his GOLDEN Live On Stage concert. Behind-the-scenes footage reveals a glimpse of Jung Kook’s tireless dedication and close collaboration with his dance team, as well as exclusive scenes from his UK and New York City performances.

With all three episodes dropping at once on December 3, JUNG KOOK: I AM STILL joins a powerhouse lineup of BTS content on Disney+ Hotstar, from BTS Monuments: Beyond The Star, which chronicles the group’s first decade together, to concert films like BTS: PERMISSION TO DANCE ON STAGE – LA, an exclusive 4K experience from their show at Los Angeles' Sofi Stadium, and SUGA: Road to D-DAY, a deep dive into SUGA’s creative process as he searches for inspiration across the globe for his solo album D-DAY. Additional fan favorites include j-hope IN THE BOX, documenting the making of j-hope’s Jack In The Box, and IN THE SOOP: Friendcation, where V joins friends like Itaewon Class’ Park Seojun, Parasite’s Choi Wooshik, and others for a memorable getaway.

Beyond BTS, Disney+ Hotstar’s K-content library is rapidly expanding with a mix of action, drama, and supernatural intrigue. Recent hits include Tyrant, centered around a high-stakes weapon theft involving the US and South Korean governments; A Shop For Killers, a high-octane thriller about a young woman battling assassins and drones; and Moving, a series about South Korean agents protecting their superpowered children from dark forces.