BTS's maknae (youngest member) Jungkook has generated another buzz with his solo single "Standing Next to You," which's got both fans and heavyweights in the Korean entertainment world talking.

The song has been a global phenomenon since it was released, mixing retro-funk vibes with current pop sounds.

The catchy song and dance moves have reached many, including top Korean actors who have also applauded it on various platforms.

Squid Game star Lee Jung Jae revealed that "Standing Next to You" is one of his inspirations. He said, "It was released a bit ago but Jungkook's 'Standing Next to You' is the song that motivates me," referring to his artistic journey.

Popular Bad and Crazy and Little Women star Wi Ha Jun went so far as to post a dance cover of the song in appreciation! He confessed that the choreography is demanding, but he has no plans to give up, saying, "The choreography is so cool and difficult; I'll at least do my best."

Lee Joon Gi, who is known for his versatility across a variety of genres from historical dramas to thrillers, paid respect to Jungkook's work at a fan meeting in Japan by singing "Standing Next to You.

"The success of the song is reinforced by the fact that he picked the song for use in his respective entertainment sector.

Kang Ki Young, originally hailed for his role in Extraordinary Attorney Woo, sang it at a fan meeting. His update pointed out that this song has resonated with many, aside from singers and dancers.

My Roommate Is a Gumiho actor Jang Ki Yong, who recently issued his enlistment in June, described the song as a "must-listen" as well.

On the other hand, Ahn Hyo-Seop, known for his romantic role in the hit drama Red Sky, excited the fans by performing "Standing Next to You" at his fan meet Tokyo.

The song is also popular around Asia where Choi Jun Hyuk, who has gained recognition from Your Honor, covered the song during his fan meeting in Taiwan.

Last but not least, Sky Castle and The Mimic actress Yeom Jung Ah shared her excitement about the song in a recent interview. She emphasized the uplifting nature of the song, saying, "Whenever I hear it, I get so hyped."