On March 17, 2025, fans were thrilled to see BTS’s j-hope engaging with a TikTok fan page, particularly under a humorous video showcasing the members’ playful misunderstandings. His two comments included a hearty laugh and a heartfelt message expressing his longing for his fellow members.
“Hahahahahahahah. oh. I miss the members, lol.”
This interaction sparked a wave of emotional responses from fans, who were filled with excitement at the prospect of a BTS reunion. Many found humor in his relatable actions, likening j-hope to themselves as they reminisced about previous BTS moments during their time apart.
Here’s a glimpse of the heartfelt commentary from fans:
“Just the thought of him scrolling through, watching random compilations because he’s missing them… he’s just like us.”
“Bring them back. I can’t take this anymore,”said a fan on X.
“U not alone hoba. We also miss them,”added another fan.
“Okk this was my last straw. I am going,”commented a netizen.
The depth of fans’ emotions was evident, with many expressing how j-hope’s comment drew tears as they navigated their feelings about the group’s temporary separation.
“Reunite my family ffs. I’m having a mental breakdown,”stated a fan.
“We need them back together… NO! They need them back together!!!!”added another user on X.
“I just woke up- shut up and give his family back to him!!!!!!!!!!”said a netizen.
“I think I’m gonna cry,”commented another X user.
J-Hope’s Solo Career Post-Military Enlistment
Returning from his mandatory military service in October 2024, BTS’s j-hope, whose real name is Jung Ho-seok, has gradually reestablished himself within the idol industry. Throughout October and November, he participated in numerous events, including throwing the first pitch at the second game of the 2024 Korea Series between the KIA Champions and Samsung Lions.
Alongside appearances at high-profile events like the grand opening of the Audemars Piguet AP House Flagship in Seoul, he has also utilized livestreams to engage with his fans. Notably, he opened his personal TikTok account, @hobipower, where he shares dance challenges and more.
In January 2025, j-hope announced his upcoming solo world tour, titled “HOPE ON THE STAGE.”The inaugural three-day concert is set to take place at the KSPO Dome in Seoul from February 28 to March 2, 2025, and he is scheduled to perform in over 15 cities worldwide. Here’s the complete list of tour dates and venues:
- Seoul, South Korea: February 28 – March 2, 2025, at KSPO Dome
- Brooklyn, New York, USA: March 13 – 14, 2025, at Barclays Center
- Chicago, Illinois, USA: March 17 — 18, 2025, at United Center
- Mexico City, Mexico: March 22 — 23, 2025, at Palacio de los Deportes
- San Antonio, Texas, USA: March 26 — 27, 2025, at Allstate Center
- Oakland, California, USA: March 31 — April 1, 2025, at Oakland Arena
- Los Angeles, California, USA: April 4 and 6, 2025, at BMO Stadium
- Manila, Philippines: April 12 — 13, 2025, at Mall of Asia Arena
- Saitama, Japan: April 19 – 20, 2025, at Saitama Super Arena
- Singapore: April 26 — 27, 2025, at Singapore Indoor Stadium
- Jakarta, Indonesia: May 3 – 4, 2025, at Indonesia Arena
- Bangkok, Thailand: May 10 — 11, 2025, at Impact Arena
- Macau: May 17 — 18, 2025, at Galaxy Arena
- Taipei, Taiwan: April 24 — 25, 2025, at NTSU Arena (Linkou Arena)
- Osaka, Japan: May 31 – June 1, 2025, at Kyocera Dome
Additionally, j-hope has released two new singles as part of his solo endeavors. In February 2025, he debuted a collaborative track titled “LV BAG”featuring Don Toliver, produced by Pharrell Williams, at the Louis Vuitton men’s Fall-Winter 2025/2026 show in Paris on January 21, 2025. In March 2025, he unveiled another collaboration, “Sweet Dreams,”alongside Miguel. Recently, j-hope has teased his upcoming single, “MONALISA,”though details regarding its release are yet to be disclosed.