GOT7’s BamBam worries fans with alarming posts on death

The K-pop star took to his social media accounts to hinted at the possible challenges he might be facing. Photo: BamBam/Instagram

BamBam of GOT7 sparked concern among his fans after he penned a few cryptic posts alluding to death, with remarks saying that the “people around him are the reason he’s dying.”

The K-pop star took to his social media accounts to hinted at the possible challenges he might be facing. On X (formerly Twitter), BamBam replied to a netizen’s comment requesting him “to surround himself with people that are good for him.”

The rapper-singer also took to Instagram to write statements such as, “I’ll be gone for good, 2025,” and “I just want to sleep and don’t wake up so I can finally rest.”

BamBam also recently posted pictures of himself with the caption, “Don’t forget life is yours before [it’s] too late.”

The 27-year-old singer’s latest Instagram story was the lyrics to Justin Bieber’s song Changes, which read, “Sometimes I smile like it’s all good. Even though there’s pain underneath it, I just wanna be the best of me. Even though sometimes I forget to breathe, so that I can be the best for you.”

In line with this, fans came together to show their support for the K-pop star, leaving messages of love and encouragement on his social media posts.

Meanwhile, BamBam recently got caught up with dating rumours with Jennie Kim of Blackpink. But the latter’s management debunked the claims, affirming that the two are friends “who only met up for a meal in the United States.”

In January 2021, all seven members of GOT7 left JYP Entertainment and have not released new music since then. The members are currently pursuing their solo careers. – Philippine Daily Inquirer/Asia News Network

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