"His achievements are remarkable": ARMY celebrates as BTS' J-Hope becomes the first K-Pop soloist to sell out two stadium concerts in the US 

J-Hope the South Korean rapper has created a buzz on the internet as he made history as the first K-pop artist to sell out two stadium concerts in the US.

The two solo shows, which are now sold out, are scheduled on April 4 and April 6 at the BMO Stadium in Los Angeles. A total of 46,236 tickets were sold across both nights, marking a major milestone for the Chicken Noodle Soup singer.

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The ARMY applauds BTS' J-Hope's achievements and has poured their thoughts on social media. This is what one of them had to say:

''His achievements are remarkable''- said @blockxs

ARMY celebrated J-Hope's achievements

J-Hope's "Hope on the Stage" tour initially began in February and started in Seoul, South Korea. The tour then arrived in the US in March, with its first performance at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn.

So far, all of J-Hope's shows in San Antonio, Oakland, Chicago, and Los Angeles are sold out. This is one of the major accomplishments of J-Hope as a solo K-pop artist.

ARMY took to social media to congratulate him and express their unwavering support. These were some of the cheerful things they had to say:

"That’s not just a flex, that’s a legacy move," penned (@Saiqamir5)

"He’s not just making music he’s making history every step louder than the last this is huge," added (@holigirll)

"Incredible achievement for J-Hope and K-Pop!," stated (@epiclad)

"The greatness of Jhope, proving once again that he is a COMPLETE ARTIST capable of selling out a stadium with SOLD OUT, without being local, his talent precedes him, he has a REAL audience that consumes him," expressed (@Matt_W0lft)

While most of the reactions were supportive and thoughtful, there were a few gloomy ones too. Here is what a user said:

"We don’t care," remarked (@BN_OTAKU)

J-Hope made his debut in 2013 as a member of the BTS band, and his first release was his debut mixtape, Hope World, which he released in March 2018. While he was with BTS, he released two solo tracks; Intro: Boy Meets Evil and Mama from the 2016 album Wings.

The Hope on the Stage tour is a significant milestone for J-Hope as a Korean artist, and the sell-out at the two stadiums also plays a major role in breaking down cultural and language barriers.

In 2022 he released his debut album, Jack in the Box, and in 2023 he came out with his single, On the Street. In March 2025, he released a romantic track, Sweet Dreams, and his digital single, Mona Lisa.

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