In a recent interview with Weverse, BTS rapper J-Hope (Jung Ho-seok) shared his excitement about the group’s much-anticipated reunion. As ARMY eagerly awaits BTS’ return in 2025, J-Hope reflected on his time away, the future of the group, and his plans to rejoin his bandmates on stage.
J-Hope, who completed his mandatory military service in October, expressed his desire to make a grand return to the spotlight. “I want to come back in style and say, ‘This is us; this is BTS,’” he shared, revealing his enthusiasm about performing with the group once again. He further emphasized the significance of BTS reuniting, saying, “When we’re all back together as a group, it’s going to have a huge impact, and everybody’s going to be watching.”
While pursuing solo projects during the hiatus, J-Hope acknowledged the vital role BTS played in shaping his career. “Even now, I’m here because of the group. Working with others is still so fun and fulfilling,” he said, showing his deep gratitude for the band’s legacy.
Reflecting on the unwavering support of BTS fanbase, J-Hope thanked ARMY for their constant encouragement. “They are the whole reason I made it through,” he added, playfully comparing their support to being his “feet” and “muscles.”
J-Hope returned to solo work earlier this year with his EP HOPE ON THE STREET Vol.1, which was accompanied by a docuseries. Although BTS’ military service is ongoing, all members are expected to reunite in 2025, and J-Hope’s eagerness for their comeback is clear.
