J-Hope will join Jin in military service. The BTS dancer and rapper will fulfill their obligations in the near future. BIGHIT Music, as management, is still keeping J-Hope's departure schedule a secret to undergo military service. However, in a release issued by management via Weverse, they revealed more details about J-Hope's conscription. In the statement, BIGHIT Music revealed that J-Hope would be enlisted as an active soldier. 

Previously, he would undergo basic training first for several months before being assigned. "We want to thank the fans for their full support for BTS, and we want to provide an update regarding J-Hope's military service," BIGHIT Music opened. "J-Hope will fulfill his obligation to undergo military service as an active soldier. 

It should be noted that absolutely no farewell event will be held for J-Hope," he stressed. Management advised ARMY not to come to the training location during the acceptance ceremony. BIGHIT Music also asked ARMY not to take part in any tour with the lure of taking J-Hope to military service. "The reception ceremony is only for military personnel and their families. To prevent any trouble that might occur, fans are advised not to visit the location. 

Instead, we ask fans to provide support and silent parting words," explained BIGHIT Music. "We also urge fans not to be negatively affected and provide unofficial tours or product packages that use our artist's identity illegally. Our company will take necessary action against any attempt or commercial activity that uses our artist's identity illegally," he added. .

At the end of the statement, BIGHIT Music also thanked ARMY for the support given to J-Hope. They promised to provide all the support needed by J-Hope while undergoing military service. J-Hope is the second BTS member to enlist in the military after Jin. Previously, J-Hope officially made his solo debut by releasing the album Jack in the Box while Jin said goodbye temporarily to ARMY by releasing the single The Astronaut.

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