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The eight-episode reality series will take the musicians to Switzerland and Vietnam
BTS members Jimin and Jung Kook are back on the road in the second season of their travel reality series Are You Sure?!. The new episodes will premiere on Dec. 3 on Disney+.
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Season 2 was filmed after the musicians completed their military service in South Korea. According to a press release, it captures Jimin and Jung Kook “embarking on an unforgettable 12-day journey that spans from the majestic mountains of Switzerland to the vibrant shores of Vietnam.” It will feature eight episodes, with two episodes released each week from Dec. 3 through Dec. 24.
The first season, released last year, followed Jimin and Jung Kook as they explored destinations like New York, Jeju Island, South Korea, and Sapporo, Japan. The press release notes that the second season “promises an even deeper look into the duo’s friendship and shared adventures.” Disney+ has yet to share a trailer for the new episodes.
The news comes as fans are patiently awaiting BTS’ next album. In August, RM said he and his recently reunited bandmates are “working diligently” on new music. “Making something ‘together’ with these friends, I’m going to commit myself to this moment,” he shared. “I’m going to thank you. It’s our next album. I’m looking for what I’ll become. Something I’ve forgotten for too long, the moments that are far away together. I hope that it will be a kind of beauty.”
BTS started working on their long-awaited new album in July, and the record is expected to be released in spring 2026, with a world tour to follow. The album will be the group’s first since 2020’s Be, while the trek will be their first since the conclusion of their Permission to Dance On Stage Tour run ended in 2022. BTS’ extended hiatus began after that tour ended, with all seven members embarking on solo projects and completing their mandatory military service.
