• By Swati Singh
  • Sat, 11 Jan 2025 08:55 PM (IST)
  • Source:JND

BTS' Jhope To Visit India? BTS member Jhope has finally responded to a query about his potential tour dates in India. On Saturday morning, the rapper took to the online fan platform Weverse to engage with his devoted followers, addressing a few of their comments and sparking widespread enthusiasm. One eager fan seized the opportunity to ask Jhope about his plans for visiting India as part of his tour and the BTS member's response has sent fans into a frenzy. This exchange comes hot on the heels of Jhope's announcement that he will embark on his highly anticipated first solo tour next month, generating immense excitement among fans worldwide. 

BTS' Jhope To Visit India?

With Jhope's response, Indian fans are now eagerly awaiting further updates on his tour schedule, hoping that the BTS rapper will soon make his way to their shores. 

A fan expressed their disappointment, stating that they couldn't work after hearing the news, and doubted that BTS would ever perform in Brazil. Jhope responded with a reassuring message, saying "If I have a chance, I'll be there" and accompanied it with green and yellow heart emojis, symbolising his affection for the Brazilian fans.

Another fan seized the opportunity to inquire about India, asking "Jhope, what about India?" The BTS rapper replied with a simple yet promising checkmark emoji, followed by a heartfelt message, "Love you guys," and a trio of brown, white and green heart emojis, indicating his love and appreciation for his Indian fans.

Hope On The Stage Tour

J-Hope's highly anticipated Hope on the Stage tour is set to kick off on February 28 at the iconic KSPO Dome in Seoul, where he'll perform an exciting three-night residency. From there, the BTS member will embark on a thrilling journey across the globe, with scheduled stops in numerous major cities. In North America, Jhope will take the stage in Brooklyn, New York, at the Barclays Center, followed by performances in Chicago, Illinois, at the Allstate Arena and then in Mexico City, Mexico, at the Palacio de los Deportes.