Another member of the world's biggest boy band is putting his music career on hold to join the South Korean military -- but not before he releases a new solo track.
Another member of the world’s biggest boy band is putting his music career on hold to join the South Korean military – but not before he releases a new solo track. BTS singer and rapper J-Hope is beginning the process of enlisting for mandatory military service, his label announced Sunday, meaning he’ll become the second member of the K-pop sensations to enroll in the army.
The announcement for J-Hope, 29, comes just months after 30-year-old singer Jin, the oldest BTS member, began his military service in December. Jin’s arrival at the army base was met with much fanfare, including media and fans gathering outside despite his previous pleas for them to stay away. Big Hit has said that all seven BTS members would serve their mandatory military service.
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