J-Hope (BTS) appeared with a unique appearance, flew to America to perform Lollapalooza

An ultra-fashionist, J-Hope can't be sloppy in this remarkable appearance! Compared to when promoting "Jack in the Box", J-Hope looks different with messy hair falling over his eyes.

On July 25, J-Hope arrived in Chicago via Incheon International Airport, to attend the American music festival Lollapalooza, an annual music festival that takes place in Chicago. The male rapper is the representative for July 31, and is also the first Korean artist to appear on the main stage of a major US music festival.

An ultra-fashionist, J-Hope can't be sloppy in this remarkable appearance! Compared to when promoting "Jack in the Box", J-Hope looks different with messy hair falling over his eyes. Even in black, he still looks interesting in a mesh shirt and tattered handbag.

Netizens love this new image of J-Hope:

- Really pleasing to the eye. Loose but still very stylish.

- No wonder Louis Vuitton especially wants J-Hope. Dressing well is difficult, dressing differently but still beautiful is a fashionista.

- Very curious to see what choreography J-Hope will perform in the album "Jack in the Box".

- Once he's solo, J-Hope freely unleashes his choreography. Drop your eyes from now on so you can see him dance in Lollapalooza!

In addition, the junior group TXT will also appear at the same festival on July 30. Reportedly, this year's Lollapalooza opens on July 28 at Grant Park in Chicago and takes place over 4 days.

On July 15, J-Hope released a new solo album "Jack In The Box" and second title track "Arson." "Arson" reached #1 on the iTunes Top Songs chart in at least 62 different regions, while "Jack In The Box" reached #1 on the iTunes Top Albums chart in at least 49 regions. different areas. "MORE" also peaked at #1 on the iTunes Top Songs chart in 84 different regions, within the first 18 hours of its release.

The song's MV released on YouTube has also surpassed 10 million views within 10 hours and 11 minutes after its release. Currently, the MV has attracted nearly 18 million views. In this solo debut, J-Hope is considered to have an amazing transformation, from music to image. Contrary to the bright boy in the past, the male idol transformed into a ghostly and somewhat scary image.

With masculine hip-hop material, pounding drums, "More" tells the story "inside the box", which is also the dark side of the man. According to the official announcement, the album "Jack in the Box" - released by a BTS member - expresses J-Hope's desire to break the mold and develop further. The album showcases J-Hope's own musical personality and vision as an artist.

When making the announcement of solo projects earlier this month, J-Hope said he considers it a healthy move. "I think we should spend some time apart to learn how to be a different person again. I hope you guys don't see this as a step backwards and consider it a healthy plan. I think BTS will become stronger that way," said J-Hope.

Fans noticed a detail in Equal Sign's visual display that made them praise and admire J-Hope even more. In the animated lyric video, the audience can clearly see the symbol of transgender people.

Although there is some debate around the exact meaning of this symbol, most fans interpret it as a trans/gender/intersex symbol. In the context of the song about living in a world where everyone can exist equally, this gesture touched LGBTQ ARMYs immensely.

However, this is not the first time BTS has touched the hearts of gay people in the fandom. When BTS created BT21, they were determined to keep the characters neutral. Some gay fans also feel embodied in the character Mang. Jimin also had a temporary tattoo on his wrist bearing the symbol of transgender/non-binary.

V (BTS) nhận tin vui lớn, là nghệ sĩ châu Á duy nhất làm được điều này Rosé16:57:09 15/07/2022Kpop đang ngày càng phát triển và gia tăng sức ảnh hưởng trên phạm vi toàn cầu. Fan Kpop có mặt ở khắp mọi nơi trên thế giới, không chỉ riêng Hàn Quốc hay các nước châu Á