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Why would j-hope choose to do the "Slow Down" dance challenge when it's a 13-year-old song that isn't even trending on TikTok? The timing might offer a hint: he had just wrapped up two sold-out shows in Oakland. The Bay Area has long held a distinct place in West...

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Wow, I did not know this! Thanks for the explanation, it's so delightful to find out these details. Makes me appreciate Hobi even more.

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As an Oakland Native and Hyphy movement participant… thank you 🙏🏽 I was hella excited and proud when I saw this and shed a tear 🥹 love Hobi so much.

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@Ot7JellOStan I wish I could keep RT this! I wouldn’t be surprised if this turns into a trend!

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I’m out of words at this point to convey just how incredible this man is.

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Thank you for the info! Is this the og dance to the song or are these Hobi steps?

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#jhopeLegacy They said, “the audacity.” They said, “The model can’t sell anything.” But you can’t put a good man down, and his audience (old & new) sees his authenticity, his vision, and the story he’s determined to tell. 💙SOLD OUT Artist Made Collection (2022) 🩷SOLD OUT Inside Mang Collection (2023) 💛SOLD OUT HOPE ON THE STREET Collection (2024) ❤️SOLD OUT HOPE ON THE STAGE Tour Merch (2025) And now the premium capsule collection HUMAN HOPE, in collaboration with HUMAN MADE💚ミ All of it proves j-hope's unwavering influence, his boundless creativity, and the deep trust his supporters place in his art, while new audiences continue to discover and embrace his vision. From FASHION to MUSIC, j-hope is defining a legacy that history won’t forget! 🥹 If it's "Created by j-hope"...it must be good.🥰
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#jhopeLegacy They said, “the audacity.” They said, “The model can’t sell anything.” But you can’t put a good man down, and his audience (old & new) sees his authenticity, his vision, and the story he’s determined to tell. 💙SOLD OUT Artist Made Collection (2022) 🩷SOLD OUT Inside Mang Collection (2023) 💛SOLD OUT HOPE ON THE STREET Collection (2024) ❤️SOLD OUT HOPE ON THE STAGE Tour Merch (2025) And now the premium capsule collection HUMAN HOPE, in collaboration with HUMAN MADE💚ミ All of it proves j-hope's unwavering influence, his boundless creativity, and the deep trust his supporters place in his art, while new audiences continue to discover and embrace his vision. From FASHION to MUSIC, j-hope is defining a legacy that history won’t forget! 🥹 If it's "Created by j-hope"...it must be good.🥰

HobiCasa 💚ミ HUMAN HOPE is here!

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A multi-stan who wasn't ARMY or a j-hope fan went to see 'HOPE ON THE STAGE' THE MOVIE with her mom and left completely blown away by what she saw: "I never got the chance to actually see j-hope perform. I'm not gonna lie you guys, after watching the 'HOPE ON THE STAGE' concert movie, I'm really kicking myself in the butt not seeing him perform in person... j-hope is a fantastic performer, bro. I can't get that out my mind. He's a fantastic performer. He's electric onstage. And I was sitting in a seat in a theater, and I could literally feel his energy off the screen." Watch the rest of the video here:
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A multi-stan who wasn't ARMY or a j-hope fan went to see 'HOPE ON THE STAGE' THE MOVIE with her mom and left completely blown away by what she saw: "I never got the chance to actually see j-hope perform. I'm not gonna lie you guys, after watching the 'HOPE ON THE STAGE' concert movie, I'm really kicking myself in the butt not seeing him perform in person... j-hope is a fantastic performer, bro. I can't get that out my mind. He's a fantastic performer. He's electric onstage. And I was sitting in a seat in a theater, and I could literally feel his energy off the screen." Watch the rest of the video here:

Hoseokiepedia

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J-Hope (#JHOPE) did 95% of his performance alone on the stage. Ten seconds to his set, it's easy to understand why. While others rely on spectacles, synchronized back up dancers, or stunning wardrobe, J-Hope relies purely on his skill, the depth of his music, and connection with the audience. His energy was so intense, he devoured the entire stage. He was so present, so in the music that he took the entire audience with him. He got the entire arena rapping WITH him and singing FOR him. J-Hope may have opened the show but by the time the show closed, everyone knew, he owned all of it. #jhope_at_GalaDesPiècesJaunes
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J-Hope (#JHOPE) did 95% of his performance alone on the stage. Ten seconds to his set, it's easy to understand why. While others rely on spectacles, synchronized back up dancers, or stunning wardrobe, J-Hope relies purely on his skill, the depth of his music, and connection with the audience. His energy was so intense, he devoured the entire stage. He was so present, so in the music that he took the entire audience with him. He got the entire arena rapping WITH him and singing FOR him. J-Hope may have opened the show but by the time the show closed, everyone knew, he owned all of it. #jhope_at_GalaDesPiècesJaunes

Asian Entertainment And Culture

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The Ditch: The Party Line | Episode 12 From Clare to Here, with Clare Daly ‘Do you think that public sentiment has changed for better or worse when it comes to that blind Europhilia? ‘Obviously Ursula has been a key factor in changing that and Europe's open support for the genocide was an absolute culture shock for loads of people not just in Ireland but actually in the European institutions. ‘It had a devastating psychological impact on loads of the staff who were in there who bought into that Europe was a peace project: that they were for good, that we're out spreading values, we don't have interests. ‘And then they saw Ursula von der Leyen greenlighting a genocide and not just Ursula von der Leyen on her own, but all of them toeing in on that and they just folded.’
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The Ditch: The Party Line | Episode 12 From Clare to Here, with Clare Daly ‘Do you think that public sentiment has changed for better or worse when it comes to that blind Europhilia? ‘Obviously Ursula has been a key factor in changing that and Europe's open support for the genocide was an absolute culture shock for loads of people not just in Ireland but actually in the European institutions. ‘It had a devastating psychological impact on loads of the staff who were in there who bought into that Europe was a peace project: that they were for good, that we're out spreading values, we don't have interests. ‘And then they saw Ursula von der Leyen greenlighting a genocide and not just Ursula von der Leyen on her own, but all of them toeing in on that and they just folded.’

The Ditch

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