BTS' J-Hope will enlist as an active duty soldier to fulfill his mandatory military duties. Quoting from Soompi on Saturday April 1, 2023, BIGHIT MUSIC officially announced that J-Hope will carry out his duties as an active soldier for his mandatory military duties later. The agency also asked fans not to come to the military training location to avoid crowds at the departure ceremony later. 

The following is the contents of the statement letter from BIGHIT MUSIC, regarding the news of BTS's J-Hope conscription. "Hello, this is BIGHIT MUSIC. We want to thank the fans who continue to support BTS. We want to provide an update regarding the news of J-Hope's member military service," said BIGHIT MUSIC.

They continued, "J-Hope will be fulfilling his mandatory military service duties as an active duty soldier. Please note that there will be no official farewell ceremony on the day of his departure." "The entrance ceremony is a time to be observed by military personnel and their families only. To prevent possible trouble from the crowd, fans are advised not to visit the venue." 

"Instead, we ask you to keep our warm words of support and farewell in your hearts," BIGHIT MUSIC emphasized. In addition to warning fans not to attend J-Hope's military entry ceremony later, BIGHIT MUSIC also reminded fans not to buy concert tickets or illegal merchandise using their artist's name.

"We also advise you not to be negatively affected by purchasing unofficial tours or product packages that use artist IP illegally. Our company will take necessary action against any attempts at commercial activity that use such IP illegally," said BIGHIT MUSIC.

"We hope for your continued love and support for J-Hope until he completes his military service and returns. Our company will also try to provide all the support he needs during this time. Thank you," he concluded. Meanwhile, J-Hope will be the second member of BTS to carry out military service. Following BTS' Jin who left for military service in December 2022.

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