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J-Hope was both surprised and deeply grateful to see all the BTS members’ parents in attendance...
Read More BTS has always shared a deep bond—not just among themselves, but also with their families. Since their debut in 2013, the members’ parents have been constant pillars of support, often spotted cheering them on at concerts. Most recently, the parents of all BTS members came together to attend J-Hope’s solo concert, HOPE ON THE STAGE, in Seoul.
In a touching behind-the-scenes video, J-Hope expressed surprise and gratitude upon seeing all the parents in the audience. He shared how heartwarming it was to see them enjoying the show and reflected on how proud they must feel, having witnessed the struggles and relentless hard work their sons have put in over the years to reach where they are today. In the video, shared by Bangtan TV on YouTube, J Hope said, “All the BTS parents came.
They were very surprised. I feel so glad that they enjoyed it. From the parents’ perspective, every member is their kid.
Imagine how proud they must feel since they know how tough this is more than anyone else. They’ve watched everything from the sidelines, as a family. All the parents showed up, not a single one missing, I felt so grateful.
" Following J-Hope’s reveal, many fans, aka ARMYs, showed their love and support online and slammed those who wanted to witness their disbandment. Fans mentioned that BTS is not just a music group, but more like a family of brothers who have stayed close for many years. Slamming the haters, some claimed that such people don’t understand how real the friendship between the members is.
Others pointed out that their parents treat all seven boys like their own sons. In February, BTS members RM, Jungkook, V, Suga and Jimin took a break from their military duties to attend J-Hope’s HOPE ON THE STAGE show. Jin, who finished his military service last year, also joined them.
Fans were excited to see them all together again, even if it wasn’t a performance. Many are now looking forward to the day when all seven members finish their service and are hoping that the septet will be back on stage as a full group later this year. After completing his tour in South Korea and North America, where he performed in cities like Seoul, Brooklyn, Chicago, Mexico City, San Antonio, Oakland and Los Angeles, J-Hope is now getting ready for the next part of his journey.
He will soon travel to several cities across Asia, including Manila, Saitama, Singapore, Jakarta, Bangkok, Macau, Taipei and Osaka..
