BTS’s J-Hope attended Eminem's concert with RM and Suga in 2012. Throwback pic goes viral
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BTS member J-Hope shared a throwback photo of Eminem's 2012 concert tickets.
Grammy-nominated K-pop boy band BTS has become a global name with their back-to-back chartbuster albums. So it is quite obvious that the social media accounts of the seven members of the band will be swarmed with fans waiting for updates and sneak peeks of their day. And Jung Hoseok aka J-Hope always keeps the fans entertained with throwback pictures of BTS.
J-Hope recently shared four stories on his Instagram where he showcased a prized memoir from the time BTS was just a budding band. He shared the tickets that he preserved from rapper Eminem’s 2012 concert in Korea. The story also reveals that J-Hope went to the concert with BTS members RM and Suga.
Take a look:
J-Hope also shared pictures from the band’s tour in 2014 and 2015 and a photograph of a birthday card given to him by Jimin.
Check out the stories here:
If you are an ARMY (BTS fan), you probably know how the rap-line (J-Hope, RM and Suga) are fans of Eminem. On several talk shows, they have spoken about their eagerness to collaborate with the popular rapper. Now, fans are already manifesting a collab on behalf of BTS and we are totally on board with it.
From sharing pictures of young J-Hope, RM and Suga carrying banners at the Eminem concert to talking about how huge BTS has become since 2012, people shared several tweets. Guess what, it was their first concert too!
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