[ BTS #01] J-Hope’s Solo Tour Draws 524,000 Fans – A Record-Breaking Comeback After Military Service
BTS J-Hope’s first solo tour attracts 524,000 fans across 15 cities. His comeback after military service and TV appearance sets new records.
In June 2025, BTS member J-Hope set a new milestone by attracting over 524,000 fans across 15 cities on his first solo world tour. This historic achievement comes just days after his discharge from South Korea's mandatory military service, reigniting the global ARMY’s passion...
🌍 From Bangkok to Berlin: A Global Tour of Dreams
The tour began in Bangkok and included stops in major cities across Asia, Europe, and the Americas. The show featured a powerful mix of J-Hope’s solo tracks such as “Sweet Dreams (feat. Miguel)” and classic BTS hits like “MIC Drop,” thrilling the crowds with his signature precision and energy...
📺 Record-Breaking TV Ratings
J-Hope’s appearance on MBC’s “Omniscient Interfering View” on June 14 also captured national attention. The episode recorded a whopping 20.6% viewership rating as it aired exclusive behind-the-scenes footage from his Bangkok concert and daily routines during the tour...
🎤 Emotional Moments and Artistic Vision
The documentary-style segments revealed J-Hope’s tireless dedication, detailed rehearsals, and tender family interactions—including his mother’s gift of honey before a show. His “planner” personality shined as he prepared every step of the performance down to the minute...
📸 Reuniting with BTS: Hope on the Stage Final
Adding to the excitement, the final concert at Goyang Stadium featured a reunion of all BTS members, including Jungkook and Jimin who had also recently completed their service. The group’s presence during J-Hope’s set elevated the energy and left the audience in tears...
🧢 Jungkook’s Cap Controversy
However, the concert week was not without controversy. Jungkook drew criticism for wearing a cap with the phrase “Make Tokyo Great Again,” which echoed politically charged slogans. He quickly apologized via Weverse, taking responsibility for the unintended offense...
📺 What’s Next on ‘Omniscient Interfering View’
Next week’s episode will showcase more of J-Hope’s solo choreography practice and music video filming for his new release “Killin’ It Girl.” Fans can expect an in-depth look into his evolving artistry...
📌 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
- Q: When did J-Hope finish his military service?
A: He was discharged on June 11, 2025.
- Q: How many people attended his solo world tour?
A: 524,000 fans across 15 cities.
- Q: What TV show featured his tour?
A: MBC’s “Omniscient Interfering View,” episode 351 aired on June 14.
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