Two types of people here: 1) those who will think bias is something you have if you stan BTS in general and 2) those from Army who will know what bias and OT7 really mean. That said, yes, I have a bias towards BTS and I purple them bad. So, is it possible I will like everything each member does performance-wise? Probably so. Because they are good. Really, really good.
Do you have to agree? Nope. One of the tenets of BTS is speak yourself, as in, you do you and love yourself without judgment.
If you know nothing about J-Hope and are a dancer you will love this. If you are Army, of course you'll love this. If you are here to spread hate, may you find yourself drowning in hobi water one day, and that's a good thing.
J-hope's mantra of I'm your hope, You're my hope, I'm J-Hope speaks to his positivity and bits of strength that is symbiotic between J-Hope, dancing, and fans. And only those fans will understand the behind the scenes studio time and background we have all already been privileged to see, learn, and know about.
True fans will and have literally watched the entire group eat, drink, sing, dance, sit still, lego, and even sleep. Army would watch paint dry if it meant BTS was connected somehow. Is that biased? Yes, absolutely. But each member does a fantastic job highlighting their best assets individually and dancing was made for J-hope. He literally says he would not know where he would be without it. Anyone who is that dedicated and talented will already have tons of fans watching. He also has the benefit of worldwide recognition and being a part of a group that has notorious fans with the utmost dedication. By the time he is out of military service, he will have almost two decades of dancing experience. No one can deny he's a great dancer. The series goes by far too quickly. It also highlights other dancers which is cool. It's typical Hobi sunshine reality.
Do you have to agree? Nope. One of the tenets of BTS is speak yourself, as in, you do you and love yourself without judgment.
If you know nothing about J-Hope and are a dancer you will love this. If you are Army, of course you'll love this. If you are here to spread hate, may you find yourself drowning in hobi water one day, and that's a good thing.
J-hope's mantra of I'm your hope, You're my hope, I'm J-Hope speaks to his positivity and bits of strength that is symbiotic between J-Hope, dancing, and fans. And only those fans will understand the behind the scenes studio time and background we have all already been privileged to see, learn, and know about.
True fans will and have literally watched the entire group eat, drink, sing, dance, sit still, lego, and even sleep. Army would watch paint dry if it meant BTS was connected somehow. Is that biased? Yes, absolutely. But each member does a fantastic job highlighting their best assets individually and dancing was made for J-hope. He literally says he would not know where he would be without it. Anyone who is that dedicated and talented will already have tons of fans watching. He also has the benefit of worldwide recognition and being a part of a group that has notorious fans with the utmost dedication. By the time he is out of military service, he will have almost two decades of dancing experience. No one can deny he's a great dancer. The series goes by far too quickly. It also highlights other dancers which is cool. It's typical Hobi sunshine reality.