BTS's J-Hope Reveals Unique Home Tribute and Shares Passion for Dance on 'The Manager'

BTS's J-Hope recently made a surprising revelation about his home on the latest episode of MBC's 'The Manager'.

During the episode aired on the 21st, J-Hope showcased his passion for dance and shared some personal anecdotes. After a world tour concert, he relaxed with some local beer, admitting, "I'm not really good at drinking," which caught viewers' attention.

J-Hope also confessed his struggles with English, using a translation app to order room service. He combined a medium-rare beef tenderloin steak with spicy noodles, a combination he said his fellow BTS members love.

Struggling to cut the steak, he humorously noted, "This isn't a steak knife. If I were better at English, I would have asked for one," but added, "I'm grateful every time I eat."

The next morning, J-Hope expressed his fatigue, saying, "My legs feel like they're going to fall off," but still enjoyed breakfast, including some leftover noodles from the previous night.

Ahead of filming the 'Killin' It Girl' music video, J-Hope practiced with a team he personally assembled, dubbed the 'performance avengers'. As BTS's dance leader, he found 14 dancers through social media.

Even on the day 'Dynamite' hit number one on the Billboard charts, which coincided with Jungkook's birthday, J-Hope didn't cancel dance practice. He emphasized, "When it's time to work, we work. When it's time to rest, we rest. We can't neglect practice if we want to put on a great performance."

J-Hope reflected on his love for dance, recalling a talent show in fifth grade that sparked his passion. He told his mother, "Dancing is so much fun," and began taking lessons.

His father, a high school literature teacher, initially opposed his dancing, questioning why a smart student would pursue it. Now, however, his father is supportive. J-Hope humorously shared that his father even erected a 'Hope World' monument in their yard, to which he jokingly lamented, "Did he really have to go that far?"

The episode provided fans with a deeper insight into J-Hope's dedication and the support he receives from his family.