BTS’ J-Hope reveals impact of covid-19 on personal life: ‘I’m like everybody else’

BTS’ J-Hope reveals the personal growth he underwent when confined to four walls during the height of the pandemic

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BTS’ J-Hope wears his heart on his sleeve and highlights the overwhelming personal growth he underwent during his covid-19 enforced quarantine back in 2020.

J-Hope decided to take this trip down memory lane with Rolling Stone, in a celebratory cover story about his 29th birthday.

He started off by revealing, “It was an opportunity to learn how precious our ordinary lives were. I had to think about how my life should go on and how I should just stay calm and focus even during these times. It was a time to reflect on myself a lot.”

“The takeaway is I have to do what I can do best. Time goes on and life flows on, and we just have to keep doing music and performances.”

“I just thought that I have to make music that can give consolation and a sense of hope to other people. You know, we’re just people, like everybody else.”

Before concluding he also added, “So we feel the same way as everybody else. So we just wanted to make music and do performances that other people can resonate with and that can give people more strength.”