Since its start, BTS has been a close-knit group. The members, on the other hand, have acknowledged to having their share of conflicts. While the fans are familiar with Jimin and V’s dumpling battle, a Bangtan Bomb was published in 2014 in which J-Hope became ‘mad’ with Jimin over a photograph.
The BTS members were the centre of a photographic session that was planned. Only one member would have a chance to pose solo throughout the session, while the others would have to couple up and pose. J-Hope had asked for a single image, but Jimin was given one instead, leaving J-Hope to pose alongside Jin.
J-Hope sent Jimin a video message in which he threatened him with vengeance. He warned Jimin with a couple blows directed at the camera. J-Hope, on the other hand, couldn’t keep a straight smile during the ‘warning message.’
“I can’t take it any longer,” he said to the camera. He went on to say, “You die.” “Watch out, I’m coming for retaliation,” he said. Jimin eventually emerged after a long wait, and J-Hope tried to maintain an angry demeanour. “Stay away from me!” he said, startling Jimin. He said, “Please give me the camera,” and then began punching the air while Jimin tried to calm him down. Jimin also provided an explanation.
“I had no idea I’d done something wrong.” I was just… We were intended to take pictures with cards from Chuseok (a Korean festival equivalent to Thanksgiving). He didn’t say anything when I returned. So I snatched them from his grip and snapped a shot right there. “His face was flushed, and veins on his neck were visible,” he explained. J-Hope got from his chair and began striking again when Jimin questioned whether he was ‘really furious.’
Jimin encouraged him to keep hitting, and J-Hope did so, leaving everyone in the room speechless. J-Hope told Jimin to go view the film he had made for him, and the video’s editors revealed that J-Hope had gotten his solo shot the next day.
