a reminder that bts enlisted at different times but atleast one member was present at each member’s enlistment. further proving, they are one tight family that will always be together to support one another.
we talk a lot about jungkook being like the annoying youngest sibling who gets away with everything but when he’s with jin it’s like the roles are reversed 😭
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a reminder that even during the members solo releases bts always danced with 6 backup dancers so it’s 7 on stage, they are always one tight family nobody can seperate them.
I love getting to see the leadership dynamics behind the scenes, and one thing I’ve really noticed about j-hope as a dance leader is how often he frames corrections as questions rather than directives.
When he notices something he wants to change, he doesn’t simply tell someone, “Don’t do that.” He asks what they think, lets them explain their intention, and gives the members room to discuss and arrive at a solution together.
With Tae’s “Let’s go” at the end of “Hooligan,” he asks, “How do you feel about that?” Tae explains why he did it, RM and JK offer their thoughts, they go back and forth, and Tae ultimately decides to leave that part quiet.
Then with Jimin during “SWIM,” j-hope approaches him smiling, asks if he might be crouching a little too low and demonstrates the movement. Jimin asks for clarification, j-hope says just a little less, Jimin says he’s got it, and j-hope thanks him.
I love seeing this side of his leadership. There’s authority there, but it doesn’t have to be constantly asserted. That’s such a subtle but effective way to lead. He identifies the issue and gives them ownership of the solution instead of simply imposing one.