BTS‘ J-Hope may still be finishing his armed forces solution need, however the rap artist has huge prepare for the months following his launch. Hope showed up on the Wednesday (July 18) episode of fellow BTS participant Suga‘s SUCHWITA alcohol consumption program, throughout which he disclosed information pertaining to a new docudrama and also going along with OST cd, along with the inspirations behind launching a one year wedding anniversary variation of his launching solo cd, Jack in the Box.
J-Hope’s March solitary “On the Street” with J. Cole functioned as a sneak peek of what’s ahead, he informed Suga.
“There’ll be new content about my life called Hope on the Street. It’ll be about my dancing and my story,” he clarified in between attacks of food and also beverage. “The dancing scene is actually much bigger than you think. It just hasn’t risen up to the surface. But if you really dig into it, there are so many talented people and it’s a huge market. So, as I experienced that personally, although I didn’t go to a lot of cities, I traveled around the world and filmed with a lot of amazing dancers. That documentary will be out in 2024. It’s literally like it’s name, Hope on the Street. It’s just J-Hope dancing on the street.”
But that’s not all. J-Hope included, “There’s even gonna be an OST album for Hope on the Street. It’s just a special album consisting of six songs.”
While military will certainly need to wait on J-Hope’s brand-new product, they have the one year wedding anniversary re-release of his cd Jack in the Box to eagerly anticipate. Arriving in August, the recently increased HOPE Edition of the cd consists of “Lollapalooza Versions” of his tunes “Equal Sign,” “Stop” and also “Future,” along with the instrumentals for “Arson” and also “More.” On the brand-new SUCHWITA episode, nevertheless, Hope disclosed the cd was initially intended to be a mixtape.
“In the beginning, I started out with a mixtape concept. I thought I’d release a Weverse album or an LP just to commemorate the occasion,” he clarified. “There was a bigger need for a physical album, a full album than I expected. The fans wanted it so much, and you and Jimin would also be releasing solo albums, so the fact that I didn’t have a physical album [for Jack in the Box] did bother me a little and I also felt really sorry about that to the fans, so I thought I should make one [for ARMY and the album’s first anniversary].”
Jack in the Box (HOPE Edition) will certainly be launched on Aug. 18. Watch J-Hope’s SUCHWITA episode completely in the video clip over.
