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GCFTokyo 

GCFT is what is known as the first masterpiece of Jungkooks GCF series.

This one is different from the rest as this is not work related & is very personal to JK & JM.

All of JK's GCF's have been centred around his group members while making content for fans but GCFT is just KM.

Fans of KM often joke & call it GCF JM ft Tokyo as the majority of footage is JM.

JK used a song from Troye Sivan titled "There for You" that include such lyrics as "Boy, I'm holdin' onto something, Won't let go of you for nothing, I'm runnin', runnin' just to keep my hands on you" & "When your tears roll down your pillow like a river
I'll be there for you, but you gotta be there for me too!"
JK clearly understood the lyrics & sends a message of how he is there for JM & how he wants JM to be there for him too & if you watch BTS then you will see that they are always there for each other.

A lot of other shippers dislike GCFT & have even tried reporting the video even though they claim to love JK with all their hearts & support him in all he does when in fact that couldn't be further than the truth.

Until this day, (literally this day) they are still crying about this on SM, even though they have spent years trying to place V in the scenario. "It was supposed to be Vminkook" No, read a book & their actual words. This was purely a trip for JM & JK taken at a very hard time in their lives which bonded them even closer. Deal with it, stop crying & stop involving a 3rd person.
"GCFJIMINFEATTOKYO"
"I thought this was supposed to be about Tokyo but instead I got a boy telling another boy he'll keep runnin' to to keep his hands on him"
"Is this a romantic trip vlog bc it sure looks like it"

"They're adorable, I'm very happy for them"

"GCFTokyo, a masterpiece!"
GCFTokyo by Tangalicious August 22, 2023
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