Everyone loves BTS’s J-Hope, but not everyone takes the time to truly understand him.
And here are 4 common misconceptions about BTS’s J-Hope makes J-Hope so amazing!
- J-Hope is not a mood-maker because he is outgoing. He is a mood-maker because he is caring.
Everyone knows J-Hope’s energy can liven up any room, but this isn’t why he’s known as BTS’s “mood-maker.”
He was given this title for his kind and caring heart, and his willingness to help anyone at the drop of a hat.
J-Hope is incredibly selfless and will not hesitate to do things for the greater good of his team, prioritizing others before himself. He always lends his members a helping hand, gives them his emotional support, and encourages them to follow their dreams, all before ever considering his own needs.
When someone refers to J-Hope as a mood-maker, it’s because he does everything in his power to lift up those around him without a second thought.
- J-Hope’s personality is a very disciplined and hardworking person
People often mistake J-Hope’s happy virus image as the extent of his true personality. It’s true that he’s optimistic, but even BTS has admitted that his over-the-top silliness is part of his image. However, his authentic, day-to-day self is even better!
He is hardworking and disciplined, taking his craft very seriously. He focuses more than anyone when the time comes to get down to business and is constantly offering his thoughtful input to help lead BTS.
Outwardly, he has a caring and pleasant demeanor, but inwardly, he has a relentless and admirable drive. J-Hope is not simply his bright image; he is complex, diligent, mature, and lives with purpose.
- J-Hope should not be expected to stick to his signature bright style since he’s proven he’s capable of many other things
J-Hope’s mixtape Hope World and his outro song “Ego” showed off his color and personality, addressing serious topics in a fun way.
However, J-Hope has experimented with a variety of concepts and music styles that he can execute, as well. From the dramatic and deep “Boy Meets Evil” from BTS’s album WINGS to his fierce and aggressive rap song “1 VERSE,” bursting with swag to the summer jam “A Brand New Day” with electronic hip-hop influences, any genre or concept J-Hope tries is a success.
