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J-Hope reveals why 2018 was a difficult time for BTS, how it became scary: ‘It started feeling overwhelming'
J-Hope reveals why 2018 was a difficult time for BTS, how it became scary: ‘It started feeling overwhelming'

Hindustan Times

time05-07-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Hindustan Times

J-Hope reveals why 2018 was a difficult time for BTS, how it became scary: ‘It started feeling overwhelming'

BTS rapper J-Hope has spoken about the time when things became difficult for his fellow group members--Namjoon, Jin, Suga, Jimin, Taehyung and Jungkook in 2018. Speaking on the YouTube variety show Pinggyego, hosted by Yoo Jae-suk and Jo Se-ho, J-Hope said seven years ago matters got 'scary', 'overwhelming', and the BTS members even went "through a bit of a slump". J-Hope spoke about the pressure BTS faced a few years ago. J-Hope opens up on difficult times faced by BTS in 2018 J-Hope was asked about the most difficult time in his career. He replied, as translated by allkpop, "Around 2018, BTS was receiving so much love that I started wondering if we truly deserved all that attention. People's eyes on us became a little scary. Normally, getting a reaction is something to be grateful for, but it started feeling overwhelming. Even the members went through a bit of a slump." J-Hope shares how BTS members sailed through the tough times The BTS member shared that the group managed to overcome those emotions together. He added that they got through it by "reminding ourselves of our message—Love Yourself". The rapper said that the "idea wasn't just for others; it applied to us too. And as we embraced it, we found real strength'. He also said that writing songs helped BTS "learn and grow emotionally". What are J-Hope's concerns now about BTS When asked if he had any recent concerns, J-Hope talked about BTS' upcoming activities. 'Now that all the members have completed their military service, we're preparing to resume team activities. But it's been such a long time—we haven't been together as seven in nearly three or four years. I'm constantly thinking about how to best coordinate things with the members as we reunite. It's been so long, so I want to do it right,' he added. As a full group, the last release of BTS was Yet to Come (2022). After that, the BTS members served in the military. Jin started his military service in December 2022 and completed it in June last year. J-Hope was discharged in October 2023. Namjoon, Suga, Jimin, Taehyung and Jungkook completed their service in June this year.

BTS's J-Hope opens up about new music, struggles in the military, and more!
BTS's J-Hope opens up about new music, struggles in the military, and more!

Time of India

time05-07-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Time of India

BTS's J-Hope opens up about new music, struggles in the military, and more!

J-Hope recently starred as a guest on a popular online variety show. The idol got candid about what the group has planned for the future and how everything has been so far for the members. The idol shared about the struggles they have faced in their career and more. J-Hope talks about BTS' struggles in the past Recently, on July 5, J-Hope joined the popular online variety show 'Pinggyego' as a guest and got candid about the group and their direction for the future. As the host turned the conversation to what the group had faced in the past years, J-Hope recalled an event from 2018. While sharing the moment where the group struggled the most, he shared that, 'Around 2018, BTS was receiving so much love that I started wondering if we truly deserved all that attention. People's eyes on us became a little scary. Normally, getting a reaction is something to be grateful for, but it started feeling overwhelming. Even the members went through a bit of a slump." He also added that even though the members were in an extreme emotional slump at the time, their message, 'Love Yourself,' is something that kept them afloat. He shared that they had to remind themselves that the message was for everyone, including them. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Why seniors are rushing to get this Internet box – here's why! Techno Mag Learn More Undo 'We were delivering a message, but it was also something we needed to hear. Writing songs like that helped us learn and grow emotionally,' he continued. What does the future hold for BTS? While talking about what the future holds for BTS and what they have been planning, the rapper enthusiastically shared, 'Now that all the members have completed their military service, we're preparing to resume team activities. But it's been such a long time—we haven't been together as seven in nearly three or four years.' He also added that, 'I'm constantly thinking about how to best coordinate things with the members as we reunite. It's been so long, so I want to do it right.' The group's last comeback was in 2022, with 'Yet To Come' Since then, members of the group have been either focusing on solo projects or have been busy with military enlistment and service.

Veteran K-pop star Lee Hyori talks about moving to Seoul, her music career, says, 'I was feeling really down…..'
Veteran K-pop star Lee Hyori talks about moving to Seoul, her music career, says, 'I was feeling really down…..'

Time of India

time30-06-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Time of India

Veteran K-pop star Lee Hyori talks about moving to Seoul, her music career, says, 'I was feeling really down…..'

In a recent interview, singer Lee Hyori, who is well known for her hits like 'You-Go-Girl' and 'Bad Girls', revealed what it was like moving to Seoul and leaving behind her life in Jeju. She shared how she struggled during her move and what, or in this case, who, got her through the hard times. Lee Hyori talks about moving to Seoul and more Lee Hyori during a recent episode of popular Korean variety show 'Pinggyego' on June 28, delved into how her experience had been when she first shifted to the big city from Jeju island. She shared how at the time she had five dogs with her, all of whom she moved to Seoul with. The idol also delved into how uncertai she was with the move, and when immediately after, two of her dogs ended up getting sick, she started questioning whether she should go back or not. Slowly however, all of them managed to get settled in the city life and things got better. Hyori talks about what helped her manage the huge shift The 'Beach' singer also talked about how her husband Lee Sang Soon was a massive source of support, and how she used to talk to him about moving back. She shared 'I was feeling really down and would say, 'Oppa, I want to go back to Jeju,' and he'd say, 'Wanna go to the department store?' There are no department stores in Jeju. I'd think, 'What difference would that make?'' She even shared how her husband told her that he wanted to buy her a luxury bag once after collecting money from almost 3 to 4 paychecks. She shared how important the instance was as she had to sell all of her luxury bags before shifting all the way to Seoul. The singer shared 'After doing the radio show for three months and getting his paycheck, he told me he wanted to buy me a Chanel bag. Before moving to Jeju, I had sold all my luxury bags and didn't have a single one left. He said he had always dreamed of buying his wife a nice bag once he got married.' Hyori then shared how once she went into a luxury store, booked to purchase the bag, and then finally had it in her hands, she started feeling a lot better. She shared how when her husband finally bought her the bag, things ended up getting better.

Lee Hyori opens up about emotional distress after leaving Jeju: 'I wanted to go back every day'
Lee Hyori opens up about emotional distress after leaving Jeju: 'I wanted to go back every day'

Time of India

time29-06-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Time of India

Lee Hyori opens up about emotional distress after leaving Jeju: 'I wanted to go back every day'

Beloved idol Lee Hyori recently opened up about her emotional struggles after moving from Jeju Island to Seoul. Appearing on the June 28 episode of Yoo Jae Suk's popular show Pinggyego, Hyori spoke candidly about how the relocation impacted her mentally and emotionally. The singer revealed that she moved to Seoul with her five dogs, and shortly after their arrival, two of them fell ill. She immediately feared the move had caused the distress. 'I wondered if I should go back,' she admitted. 'But we eventually adjusted,' she added, with a note of relief. Conversations with her husband, Lee Sang Soon Lee Hyori also recalled her conversations with her husband, musician Lee Sang Soon, during those difficult days. 'I was feeling really down and would say, 'Oppa, I want to go back to Jeju,' and he'd reply, 'Wanna go to the department store?'' she said. 'There are no department stores in Jeju. I'd think, 'What difference would that make?'' After their move to Seoul, Lee Sang Soon began working as the DJ for MBC FM4U's A Perfect Day with Lee Sang Soon, which meant Hyori often found herself alone at home. She admitted that the loneliness deepened her emotional struggle. However, one thoughtful gesture from her husband made a big difference. 'After doing the radio show for three months and getting his paycheck, he told me he wanted to buy me a Chanel bag,' Hyori shared. 'Before moving to Jeju, I had sold all my luxury bags and didn't have a single one left. He said he had always dreamed of buying his wife a nice bag after getting married.' by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Perdagangkan CFD Emas dengan Broker Tepercaya IC Markets Mendaftar Undo They went to the Shinsegae Department Store in Gangnam, and Hyori had to call her stylist Han Hye-yeon to understand the purchasing process and make a reservation. 'When he finally handed me the bag, it gave me butterflies,' she recalled fondly. From indifference to joy Despite previously being indifferent toward luxury goods, Hyori admitted that the shopping trip surprisingly lifted her spirits. Laughing, she said, 'I even have a song with lyrics like, 'What's the big deal about luxury brands? Do luxury bags make me shine?'' Then she added with a smile, 'I feel like I owe people an apology. When I stepped onto the escalator and saw my reflection, I was glowing. I was sparkling.' Her heartfelt honesty and humor won fans over, leaving them both touched and smiling at the end of the episode.

Yoo Jae Suk admits growing distant from Song Joong Ki: 'It feels a bit awkward to contact him'
Yoo Jae Suk admits growing distant from Song Joong Ki: 'It feels a bit awkward to contact him'

Time of India

time29-06-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Time of India

Yoo Jae Suk admits growing distant from Song Joong Ki: 'It feels a bit awkward to contact him'

Korean variety star Yoo Jae Suk recently shared a heartfelt confession that touched fans of both him and actor Song Joong Ki . On the latest episode of Yoo Jae Suk's popular social media show ' Pinggyego ', he welcomed special guest Lee Hyori . They made an exciting pair to watch on screen. Yoo and Song Joong Ki have long been loved for their warm friendship, especially since their ' Running Man ' days. Their bond stood out as a rare cross-industry friendship, with Yoo being a top variety host and Song a leading K-drama actor. But as Yoo openly admitted, 'We used to contact each other from time to time, but after his marriage and everything, it feels a bit awkward to contact him now.' Life changes and growing distance The chat turned personal when Lee Hyori mentioned she had recently met Song Joong Ki, calling him 'kind and friendly.' Yoo responded with a playful tease, saying, 'Why hasn't he come on 'Pinggyego' yet?' He even joked that Lee Hyori should help arrange for Song to appear. Lee Hyori agreed, saying, 'Joong Ki really should appear on the show…' Looking straight at the camera, Yoo then addressed Song Joong Ki directly, joking, 'Joong Ki, did you hear that? Hyori-noona called you out.' Yoo also spoke honestly about how Song's life has changed since marrying British-Colombian actress Katy Louise Saunders and becoming a father of two. 'He's now married, raising children… his priorities have changed. I don't want to bother him,' Yoo said, showing both respect and a slight sadness over how their friendship had naturally drifted. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like ¡Registro para la lotería de la Green Card 2026! Global USA Solicita ahora Undo A feeling many share Lee Hyori understood Yoo's feelings well, saying even she found it hard to keep up with close friends after her own marriage. 'Life changes,' she said, echoing a simple truth that many fans could relate to. Song Joong Ki remarried to his wife Katy Louise Saunders in 2023 and is now living in Italy with their son and daughter.

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