If you type "Jungkook" into Twitter, you may notice something a little bizarre... Your feed will be flooded with loving and appreciative posts by mildly obsessed fans.

For a little bit of context, Jungkook, who is a member of the much-loved Korean Pop band, BTS, was recently in a car accident, and his alarmingly loyal fanbase are currently doing their very best to cover it up.

In an attempt to shield the car accident, which was actually Jungkook's fault, fans are sharing the same clip of him over and over again with various captions on how cute he is, or on how much they love him. It's a strange one, I know.

But, funnily enough, there is an explanation behind it all. Keep scrolling for the full story...

In Korea, there is one genre of music, and one genre only...

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And that, ladies and gentlemen, is K-Pop.

K-Pop has taken the country by storm...

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Standing for "Korean Pop", this particular genre dominates the Korean music scene, with locals choosing to listen to next to nothing else.

And because of this...

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K-Pop music fans can be a little... Intense, to say the least.

Image is everything in the world of K-Pop.

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And, therefore, famous K-Pop stars are never seen in any form of negativity or scrutiny - They are instead continuously praised and unconditionally loved by their fanbase.

So when a famous K-Pop star was involved in a car accident this week...

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The ever-so-loyal, somewhat obsessive K-Pop fan base went out of their way to make sure nothing at nothing negative came out about the musician even though he was involved in the scandal.

The star in question is Jungkook.

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The twenty-two-year-old singer has become one of the most recognizable stars across South Korea after joining the K-Pop group, BTS.

BTS is one of the biggest names in K-Pop.

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BTS is a K-pop group made up of 7 members - Jin, Suga, J-Hope, RM, Jimin, V and Jungkook - who come from different parts of South Korea.

They first got together in 2013...

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And have since rocketed to stardom, becoming one of Korea's biggest and most famous K-Pop bands.

And they've even achieved global fame...

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Yes, even here in the States, we have all jumped on board the BTS bandwagon. I mean, come on, it's pretty hard not to!

So, when their lead singer crashed his car a few days ago...

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Their colossal fan base hastily got to work by covering any evidence of the accident, cushioning JK's global image.

Just how serious was this accident?

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Big Hit Entertainment, BTS’s management company, released a statement saying that the “minor collision" was the singer’s “own mistake", and that neither driver sustained any injuries.

The accident sounded pretty minor.

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The statement continued: “The scene of the accident was resolved and police questioning was completed according to the due process, and an amicable settlement was made with the victim afterward."

So the whole thing wasn't really a big deal... Or was it?

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Well, according to BTS fans, it was an incredibly big deal and needs to be covered up immediately.  Jungkook's image is very important. And you know what, he is known to be kind, considerate and overall, a very good guy, but he's allowed to make mistakes.