J-Hope achieved an incredible achievement, surpassing even BTS and Blackpink juniors, aespa

Recently, J-Hope returned with the album "Jack In The Box" and received great attention from Korean and international audiences. A new song with the reputation of the male idol, it is not surprising that "Jack In The Box" has achieved many remarkable achievements.

According to Korean media, "CHECKMATE" - ITZY's new mini-album debuted at No. 1 on the World Albums chart this week, and also became the group's first album to enter the top 10 of the Billboard 200 (where group is named at 8th place).

Meanwhile, BTS J-Hope's new solo album "Jack In The Box" takes #2 on the World Albums chart, even though J-Hope hasn't released a physical version of the album yet.

"Jack In The Box" also became J-Hope's highest-charting song on the Billboard 200 (where it debuted at number 17 this week).

Meanwhile, BTS's compilation album "Proof" stayed at #4 for the sixth consecutive week on the World Albums chart, and 2018's album "Love Yourself: Tear" stayed at number 15 for its fifth week. 195 on the leaderboard.

aespa's "Girls" peaked at number five for its second week on the World Albums chart, in addition to becoming the group's first album to ever chart two weeks in a row on the Billboard 200.

Nayeon - TWICE's first solo mini album "Im Nayeon" won the 7th place for the 4th week on the World Albums chart.

With "The Album", this week Blackpink ranked at number 14 for the 94th consecutive week on the chart.

Thus, with the release of a solo product, J-Hope alone has had an impressive record of surpassing many strong groups (including his group BTS) to rank high on World Albums.

It can be said that J-Hope's journey from a street dancer to a globally famous star is still considered an inspirational story for many successive generations of idols.

Like many young teenagers in Korea, J-Hope aspired to become an idol from an early age. He attended art school and soon showed a passion for dance.

The child dancer was once even a member of the underground dance group Neuron and won many awards for street dance.

When Bang Si Hyuk decided to form BTS with the intention of becoming a "hip-hop group", J-Hope was the third member to join, after RM and Suga.

Lucky joined Big Hit Entertainment's trainee team at the age of 16, after failing the JYP audition a year earlier, but J-Hope's path to becoming an idol was not strewn with roses.

The male idol once shared that when he auditioned for Big Hit, he registered his singing and dancing talent, when he joined the company, J-Hope was trained to become a rapper. The young man that day was bewildered because he did not know what his strengths were, amidst the vicious circle of dancing, composing, rapping...

So, right before the official debut of BTS, J-Hope had the intention to withdraw from the lineup. If it weren't for leader RM's determination to keep it, he would have given up on his dream of becoming an idol because it was too difficult and pressured.

However, just like the stage name J-Hope ("J" in real name Jung Hoseok and "Hope" in English is hope), the male star born in 1994 has become an indispensable piece of BTS, bringing joy and happiness. joy and hope for everyone.

Leader RM told the company they couldn't debut without J-Hope, "I told them we needed Jung Hoseok. We couldn't do anything without him. persuade them".

Up to now, when BTS has become famous as a "global group", the male idol makes experts and media ask the question "What would BTS be like, without the almighty J-Hope?".

And yet, to become an idol, beauty is the first important factor. Idols with outstanding visuals seem to have a 50% chance to shine as soon as they debut... but J-Hope is the complete opposite.

When BTS was new, J-Hope was commented on as the member with the least outstanding appearance in the group. He even felt guilty, so self-deprecating that he had to wear a mask on stage to perform.

Among idols with perfect faces like Jungkook, V, Jimin, Jin... J-Hope is naturally considered to be the "weakness" of the group's image. However, after 9 years of operation, J-Hope has proved that talent, seriousness and hard work are the satisfactory answer to all the doubtful glances of the public.

In BTS there is no shortage of talented dancers but J-Hope holds an important position and is called the "dance captain" of the group.

He takes on the task of participating in choreography, arranging lineups in performances. J-Hope became the leader for BTS to have explosive performance stages.

Performance director Son Seung Deok of HYBE affirmed, "Until now, J-Hope still plays a big role in BTS. He has a high responsibility for his work.

Although RM is the leader of the group, in terms of dance practice, J-Hope is the one who has the most influence. He leads the atmosphere and will take care of everything in order."

In 2018, J-Hope released his debut mixtape "Hope's World", which peaked at number 38 on the Billboard 200, making him the highest-charting Korean solo artist at that time.

According to The Things, J-Hope is the richest member of BTS with a fortune of 24-26 million USD.

When many viewers thought that BTS was gradually "losing substance" because of following US-UK music, J-Hope's album "Jack In The Box" was praised by Time magazine as the product that brought BTS "back to the roots". , rediscovering the values and qualities of hip-hop that have been forgotten by the group.

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