BTS military
J-Hope BTS not only provides updates about his appearance which is increasingly troubling because he is currently serving as a soldier. In his upload, unusual decorations in the interior of his house make the focus wrong.
J-Hope BTS gave a surprise in the form of an update on his new look in an army uniform. While his physique and good looks are in the spotlight and increasingly troubling, the objects around him make him focus wrongly.
On Wednesday (16/8), J-Hope shared photos of himself via personal Instagram. Providing an update on his "Halo Dek" version, J-Hope shows a more muscular physical appearance and a more handsome face. As is known, the term "Halo Dek" is popular among Indonesian netizens to refer to soldiers who like to call women that way.
Having not provided a personal update in a long time, J-Hope is stealing attention because of his growing body. Besides that, the accessories in the bag also attract attention, complete with a mini version of the army key chain.
In the last photo, J-Hope shows a glimpse of the interior of his house. From several objects, netizens recognized several large, brightly colored boots on the floor.
With the title of fashionista, it's not surprising that J-Hope has unique shoes from MSCHF. The shoes make a success of the salfok because they are placed similarly to an unusual home decoration.
"People really want bots from MSCHF and this is where Hobi makes them home decorations," said another netizen. "This pose is a soldier's husband or a true fashionista in the military, none of them," said another netizen.
"Is this the wardrobe ?! The hype MSCHF bot. Hobi's wardrobe is my dream destination," commented one netizen. "OF COURSE HOBBY HAS THAT BOTS," added another.
Meanwhile, J-Hope enrolls at the Gangwon-do 36th Division Recruit Training Center. After undergoing five weeks of diving training, the rapper born in 1994 was assigned to the designated unit at the end of the month.
Before the army, J-Hope released the single "On The Street" along with his favorite rapper J.Cole. The MV was shot in the United States where J-Hope manifested his life story and struggles in a 3-minute video.
BTS itself is focusing on the individual activities of each member. They will return as a group after all members are discharged from the military in 2025. Some time ago they released "Take Two" in commemoration of the 10th anniversary. (wk/inta)
