Jungkook's new camera can zoom in and out with hand gestures

BTS Jungkook Unveils Gesture-Controlled Camera in Six-Hour Weverse Stream.

Jungkook's new camera can zoom in and out with hand gestures.

A Big Live Stream Surprise

Jungkook, the 27-year-old member of BTS, recently hosted a nearly six-hour live stream on the app Weverse. During the stream he showed off his upgraded streaming setup, played games, had fun with fans, and shared his plans for the future.

The New Setup & Fun Features

One of the exciting things in the stream: Jungkook revealed a camera that he can control with gestures — meaning he moves his hand or body, and the camera moves accordingly. He also upgraded his lighting, making the whole streaming space look and feel more professional and game-friendly.

Fans noticed how he waved his hand and the camera followed — adding a fun “streamer” vibe.

Gaming, Laughs & Fan Time

Since finishing his military service, Jungkook has spent more time streaming casually and interacting with fans. In this live stream he played fan-recommended games, laughed at his mishaps, and chatted with his audience. The long stream gave fans a chance to see a more relaxed side of him.

Many fans on forums wrote things like:

> “The first thing I see when he starts is him playing with his new hand-gesture activated camera — so cute.” 

Big Audience & Fan Reaction

The live stream drew millions of viewers from around the world. Fans took to social media to express their appreciation for Jungkook’s energy, his relaxed attitude, and how much effort he put into connecting with them.

They particularly loved how he made the stream interactive and how he openly shared things he’s interested in.

Looking Ahead: A Sold-Out Concert?

During the stream, Jungkook also mentioned his dream of putting on a sold-out concert. After his service and his return to more public-facing activities, this seems to signal he’s ready to step back into big stages and bigger events.

Why This Matters

It shows a shift: Jungkook is exploring streaming, gaming and more direct fan-interaction beyond music alone.

His tech upgrades suggest he is serious about his streaming space: good camera, lighting, moving camera via gesture. Fans see this as him putting effort into quality.

The long duration (nearly six hours) shows how willing he is to spend time with his fans, and how comfortable he is in this streaming mode.

It builds hype: the mention of a concert adds a sense of excitement for what’s coming next from him.

Wrap-Up

In short: Jungkook gave fans a full six-hour show — complete with upgraded streaming gear, games, laughter and heart-to-heart moments. He’s clearly enjoying this new streaming era, and he’s setting up the next big step (a concert!) to bring his fans along.