KOREA: BTS member J-Hope was welcomed back by fellow member Jin, who had already finished his own service, after completing his required military service on October 17, according to PINKVILLA. This makes J-Hope the second BTS member to finish his military duty. Following his release, J-Hope thanked the public, his fans, and the media for their unwavering support during his military career, stating that their encouragement enabled him to serve in excellent health. He also thanked reporters for attending the event.

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Appreciation for encouragement

Jin, the oldest member of BTS, kindly assisted J-Hope during his media interaction by holding the microphone while J-Hope shared his thoughts. J-Hope reflected on his time as an assistant drill instructor, recalling how the citizens of Wonju regularly greeted and supported the soldiers. He expressed deep appreciation for their encouragement.

J-Hope also emphasized the hard work of long-term members of the armed forces, urging the public to show them warmth and support for their dedication to the nation.

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J-Hope is the main dancer and rapper for BTS. He has made substantial contributions to the group’s music as a songwriter and producer. His debut mixtape, Hope World, was released in 2018, and his solo album, Hope in the Box, was released in 2022.. His solo work has been warmly appreciated. His 2022 solo performance at Lollapalooza was one of the high points of his career. Other members of BTS, including RM, Jimin, V, and Jungkook, are now enlisted; Jin was released in June prior to J-Hope.

Amazing dancing abilities

J-Hope is well-known for his amazing dancing abilities, upbeat demeanour, and dynamic stage presence. His real name is Jung Hoseok. BTS’ success is a global phenomenon that has revolutionized the K-pop industry and popular music as a whole. Their rise to fame has been marked by several key factors such as their unique blend of hip-hop, R&B, and pop music, often incorporating social and personal themes into their lyrics.