BTS member J-Hope has found a new way to show his love for ARMY.
The K-pop superstar recently revealed a new tattoo inspired by BTS’ devoted global fanbase, and the design immediately caught the attention of fans around the world.
J-Hope shared a series of photos on social media on September 10, featuring moments from the Los Angeles finale of the group’s BTS WORLD TOUR ‘ARIRANG’ North American leg.
Dressed in a stylish shirt, bold chain necklace and sunglasses, J-Hope showcased his signature charisma throughout the photos. But one detail quickly became the biggest talking point: a new tattoo on his body.
The tattoo features the silhouettes of all seven BTS members arranged in the shape of the letters “ARMY,” creating a design that represents the connection between the members and their fans.
Rather than simply being a piece of body art, the design carries a personal message for J-Hope. The seven members are visually incorporated into the word ARMY, symbolizing the idea that BTS and their fans remain connected as one.
Fans quickly flooded social media with praise, with many describing the tattoo as a meaningful tribute to the relationship BTS has built with ARMY over the years.
The reveal came shortly after BTS completed the North American leg of their massive BTS WORLD TOUR ‘ARIRANG’.
The group wrapped up the tour with four sold-out concerts at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles, held on September 1–2 and September 5–6 local time.
According to reports, the North American tour drew approximately 1.92 million fans, with all 31 shows across 12 cities selling out.
The latest performances further strengthened BTS’ position as one of the world’s biggest pop acts.
For J-Hope, however, the new tattoo offered a more personal message amid the scale of the tour: no matter how far BTS travels or how big their global career becomes, their connection with ARMY remains at the heart of the group’s journey.
And with fans now closely examining every detail of his new tattoo, J-Hope may have just created one of BTS’ most meaningful fan tributes yet.