J-Hope (BTS) confided to fans who were practicing and wanted to 'explode their throats': It's so sad

He is known as a male idol whose vibe and music are perfect for festival events like this. Therefore, knowing that J-Hope's performance was revealed to last for up to 1 hour made ARMY more excited than ever.

J-Hope (BTS) is working hard to prepare for Lollapalooza, which will take place on July 31. This is the first time a K-pop artist has performed on the main stage of a major festival in the US. With him that day were Greenday, Jane's Addiction, The Kid Laroi and Charli XCX.

Even the BTS members are very excited about this event. "Jya-hope forward!" Jungkook commented.

And even when busy with the album Jack in the Box, J-Hope still takes the time to talk and hide with fans.

When a fan shared, "Hoseok-ah. I'm going to Lollapalooza too. Please stay healthy. I don't know what to wear," J-Hope enthusiastically replied, "I'll do my best."

When asked, "Hobi, what are you doing today?", J-Hope said, "Today I'm practicing singing Lollapalooza by myself. My throat wants to explode."

And yet, when a fan posted J-Hope's songs they heard recently: "I'm listening to More, Hangsang, and Baseline. They help boost morale and focus. It's great", J-Hope suddenly to 2 hidden smiley faces. Are these three songs on the Lollapalooza setlist?

"Lollapalooza" - One of the most iconic music festivals in America on par with "Coachella" and "South by South West". Lollapalooza will take place this year from July 28 to 31 in Grant Park, Chicago.

According to official information, this year's main performers include Metallica, Lil Baby, Dua Lipa, Machine Gun Kelly, J.Cole, Big Sean, Green Day, The Kid Laroi, Charli XCX, and... J-Hope of BTS!

The name J-Hope appearing in the headline was a huge surprise for fans. This also means that the 1994 star officially became "the first Korean artist to headline the main stage at a major American music festival".

He is known as a male idol whose vibe and music are perfect for festival events like this. Therefore, knowing that J-Hope's performance was revealed to last for up to 1 hour made ARMY more excited than ever. Fans are extremely expecting J-Hope to bring songs like "Just Dance", "Mama", "Airplane", "Daydream", "Chicken Noodle Soup",...

The male idol's "single-play" this time promises to have a lot of interesting things to look forward to. J-Hope's handsome beauty, superb live skills and professional dance moves will surely explode the stage.

In early July, the single that paved the way for j-hope's solo album "More" was officially released. The pre-release single "More" belongs to the old-school hip-hop genre and is a song that tells the true story that j-hope feels from inside his box. The song expresses the fire of passion and ambition visually from the box, and at the same time contains the bold ambition and pure passion of j-hope who wants to show different sides of himself with world. J-hope's unique low rhythm and loud rock and hip-hop shouting added to the song's appeal.

In the MV, different aspects of j-hope will be shown with powerful images and dynamic scenes. The MV seems to be in stark contrast to the male idol's first mixtape, "Hope World", when it shows j-hope's bolder, darker and more narcissistic images.

After only 9 minutes of release, "More" has achieved 1 million views on YouTube. The song also debuted at #21 on MelOn Top 100 and j-hope also occupied the top 3 positions of Top Search on MelOn.

After only one day of release, J-Hope's "More" has reached first place on iTunes charts in many countries around the world. All tickets for J-Hope's concert in the US have been sold out.

J-Hope touched ARMYs by sharing a new side of himself with his sharp aesthetic, giving off an old-school emo and hip hop atmosphere.

After the release, he wrote a letter to ARMY, posted on Weverse. On the one hand, he felt very satisfied when he saw the results after a long time of effort.

Moreover, he is happy to fulfill his long-standing "immature" desire to "show people cooler things", a J-Hope as "BTS's and personal J-Hope".

He feels grateful, but also "sorry to many ARMYs around the world" for having to accept all other thoughts, feelings and sides of himself.

"Starting from today, I plan to gradually show everyone those feelings of J-Hope in different ways. I would be grateful if you guys look forward to it and care, and realize that this is what it is. important process for J-Hope and the human named Jung Hoseok to take the next step," - J-Hope confided. "I make music because the fans listen. Love and thank you!"

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