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J-Hope Lights Up the Opening of Jimmy Fallon Show in the U.S.... "The Inspiration for My New Song is ARMY"

J-Hope Lights Up the Opening of Jimmy Fallon Show in the U.S.... "The Inspiration for My New Song is ARMY"
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BTS's J-Hope set the stage on fire during his appearance on the popular U.S. talk show 'The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon,' thrilling global fans.

On March 11 (KST), J-Hope made a special appearance on NBC's 'The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.' In a rare move for a guest, he opened the show. As host Jimmy Fallon began to dance, J-Hope emerged from behind the curtain, instantly filling the venue with explosive cheers from the audience.

After a warm greeting, Jimmy Fallon asked J-Hope about the inspiration behind his recently released song 'Sweet Dreams (feat. Miguel).' A shout of "ARMY" (the name of his fandom) erupted from the audience, to which J-Hope responded with a bright smile, "Right, my inspiration is ARMY." He then introduced his upcoming North American tour, stating that the tour name 'HOPE ON THE STAGE' speaks for itself. He energized the crowd by asking, "I'm ready, you guys ready?" and they responded by chanting his name, "J-Hope!"

The highlight of the show was undoubtedly the performance of 'Sweet Dreams (feat. Miguel).' With a set designed to resemble being on clouds, J-Hope and Miguel took the stage together, and the audience couldn't contain their excitement. Their perfect vocal performances and stage presence created an immersive experience that captivated everyone. The live band added a vibrant touch, resulting in a rich and dynamic sound.

Meanwhile, J-Hope is set to kick off his North American tour starting in Brooklyn on March 14-15. He will also perform in Chicago on March 18-19, Mexico City on March 23-24, San Antonio on March 27-28, and Oakland on April 1-2, wrapping up with shows in Los Angeles on April 5 and 7, totaling 12 performances across six cities.

[SBS Entertainment News | Kang Kyung-youn]

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