Six years ago, j-hope and SUGA made history as the first Korean lyricists credited on a Billboard Hot 100 No. 1 with "Savage Love (Laxed – Siren Beat) [BTS Remix]."
Performed by j-hope, SUGA and Jung Kook alongside the original artists, the remix also became the first Hot 100 No. 1 to feature Korean lyrics.
Established brands don't need celebrities to make them famous—they already are. What they seek is something they can't manufacture themselves: authenticity, cultural capital, credibility, a distinct point of view, and an identity people genuinely connect with. Fame alone doesn't guarantee any of that; the real value is having a personal brand distinctive and meaningful enough to add something to brands with enormous equity of their own. That's the level j-hope is operating at.
Realize how j-hope has kept using brown n green colors on most of his merch?
In every merch he releases there's a representation of Green and Brown proving again n again that these are his brand colors 🤎💚
The only thing unknown yet is his solo Brand Logo and solo fandom name👌
nambahin dikit: please never make fangirling the ONLY source of your happiness. PLEASE find other hobbies too, preferably ones that cost less, or even better, cost you absolutely nothing.
karena based on experience, fangirls tend to get extra consumerist karena gapunya hobi lain
🐿️ “I won’t forget this. Because this is my SAFETY ZONE”
a fancam of this beautiful moment😭
hobi telling us that his own stage, hope on stage, was the safety zone he had been searching for so long and he had found it🥹
Can’t wait to see him back there soon!
#jhope#hos_tour