BTS’ j-hope has once again proven his immense star power. His historic Lollapalooza performance, streamed live on Weverse, attracted over 14.9 million viewers worldwide. This staggering number highlights the global impact of both j-hope as a solo artist and BTS as a group.

For fans who couldn’t physically attend the festival in Chicago, Weverse provided a front-row seat to the unforgettable event. The stream allowed ARMYs across continents to celebrate j-hope’s powerful set, making it one of the most-watched live concert streams in recent history for a solo K-pop act. From jaw-dropping stage visuals to raw, live energy, fans experienced every moment as if they were right there at Grant Park.

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BTS’ j-hope made history at Lollapalooza 2022, becoming the first Korean artist to headline a major U.S. music festival. His performance wasn’t just a moment for BTS or K-pop it was a global music event that redefined what it means to be a solo performer from a world-renowned group. Held on July 31st, j-hope’s set closed out the final night of the festival in Chicago’s Grant Park, and the energy was nothing short of electric.

From the moment he stepped onto the stage, dressed in edgy all-black and flanked by a full band and dancers, j-hope transformed Lollapalooza into his own personal universe. He delivered a spectacular 70-minute set that fused hip-hop, alternative rock, and dance with a raw, darker style that reflected the tone of his solo album Jack In The Box. Opening with “MORE” and closing with the reflective track “Future,” j-hope took fans on an emotional and energetic journey through his musical evolution.

His setlist included solo fan favorites from Hope World, unreleased tracks from Jack in the Box, and surprise inclusions like a remix of BTS’ “Dynamite.” A highlight of the night was his live performance of “Chicken Noodle Soup” with Becky G, which sent the crowd into a frenzy. The chemistry between the two was vibrant and playful, showcasing their mutual respect and friendship.

The response from fans was overwhelming. Thousands of ARMYs and festivalgoers filled the park, many holding light sticks and signs of support. The day of j-hope’s performance recorded the highest ticket sales in Lollapalooza’s history, a testament to his global reach. Even the Mayor of Chicago, Lori Lightfoot, tweeted her excitement, stating how thrilled the city was to welcome j-hope.

On Weverse, the livestream drew over 14.9 million viewers, demonstrating the massive international fanbase j-hope commands. Social media erupted with hashtags like #HOBIPALOOZA and #jhope_Lolla, which trended worldwide both during and after the event.

Critics praised the performance for its bold artistic direction. j-hope didn’t just deliver hits he gave a theatrical, emotionally driven show filled with passion, grit, and confidence. The stage design, visuals, and sound production were on par with major solo acts, making it clear that j-hope’s future as a soloist is just as bright as his legacy with BTS.

This Lollapalooza performance wasn’t just a highlight of 2022 it was a career-defining moment for j-hope. It solidified him as a trailblazer, paving the way for more Korean solo artists to stand center stage in global festivals. From his flawless execution to his heartfelt interactions with fans, j-hope didn’t just perform he owned the stage.

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