The celebrity also talked candidly about his first action following the conclusion of his duty.

The K-pop sensation talked candidly in a recent interview on the Zach Sang Show about how, during BTS' hiatus, when the guys joined the South Korean military and released music separately, he and his bandmates had to navigate the occasionally challenging process of developing as individuals and solo artists. As each member creates their own music, they all experience personal growth and the associated growing pains in order to create music as a team in a healthy way, J-hope added.

J-hope, the second member of BTS to complete his service obligations after Jin, was interviewed about seven months after being released from the military. J-hope has released two albums, 2022's Jack in the Box and 2024's Hope on the Street Vol. 1, both of which peaked in the Billboard 200 top 10 after the band declared it would take a hiatus while its members fulfilled their required civic responsibilities. In March, he released his most recent single, "Mona Lisa."

As their individual enlistments come to a conclusion, RM, Suga, V, Jimin, and Jung Kook are anticipated to rejoin the band. Regarding BTS's post-military plans, J-hope recently told Zane Lowe of Apple Music 1 that the group would soon meet together to discuss what the band can do in the future. He anticipates a tremendous amount of energy.

The vocalist of Chicken Noodle Soup also talked about what he did as soon as his military service was over. He laughed and remarked, "I came to L.A. right away." "I wanted to immediately get back into the rhythm. I wanted to immediately return to the places and culture I liked because I was in a new setting. I wanted to enjoy myself while learning new things and creating music.