J-Hope is currently one of the favorite names in Korean entertainment. He possesses a long list of unique outstanding points, and constantly strives to renew himself.

Looking at the successful career of the male member of BTS, many viewers cannot help but exclaim “J-Hope is so successful” but for him, success is not just limited to awards and the number of records sold.

For him, success is only when you always strive at the highest level. Before becoming a global superstar with BTS, J-Hope achieved important milestones on several Billboard charts through the song HopeWorld . He made history as the first Korean solo artist to headline Lollapalooza, a famous international music festival in the US that has been going on for 30 years.

Even though he is temporarily pausing his career to perform military service, the male idol still continues to break many records. Recently, he became the first Korean solo artist to enter Spotify’s “Top 100 most followed artists” list.

However, J-Hope is not satisfied with just being an artist topping the charts. He shared on Weverse Magazine: “Every time I receive an unexpected and unexpected success, in my mind I only feel half happy, the other half makes me think. Because I have a sense of responsibility that comes with those honorable achievements. What’s the point of reaching the top of the rankings, only to be overtaken by others? Is this success worth it, if it only benefits yourself?

J-Hope doesn’t want the obsession with popularity and competitive pressure to kill his mind. Instead, he determined that the goal he pursued was to bring value to the community.

In his songs and performances, J-Hope incorporates messages towards the weak and equality. He also regularly provides financial support for charity activities for the poor.

In everyday life, J-Hope also uses his influence to become an ideal role model for many juniors. Thanks to his humble and friendly personality, he has won the hearts of many colleagues in the world.