Fans trend #JhopeDeservesBetter after BTS star J-Hope gets less than 5 minutes of lines during PTD concert

Permission To Dance On Stage is the first offline BTS concert in two years since the pandemic hit. Fans from across the globe traveled to Los Angeles, California, for the concert and were excited to see RM, J-Hope, Suga, Jin, Jimin, V and Jungkook in action. After the concert concluded, however, fans of J-Hope expressed how unhappy they were on Twitter.

Fans used hashtags such as #JhopeDeservesBetter and #givejhopelines to express how unfortunate it was for J-Hope to have been performing a three hour long concert where his parts in the songs only added up to 4 minutes and 44 seconds.

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BTS concert set list omits solo songs, sub-unit songs leaving J-Hope with fewer lines

Fans noted that the songs which would have allowed J-Hope to shine were omitted from the set list of the concert. The ones which were included also featured him for very little time and this disappointed Hoseok's fans.

Reactions ranged between anger at BigHit Entertainment for not paying attention to J-Hope and questions about the decision to exclude certain songs. Fans would now like to see a change in the track list, one that would give all members of the band the time and opportunity to shine.

BTS's PERMISSION TO DANCE ON STAGE concert took place at the SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles, United States. About 50,000 fans were present at one of the biggest stadiums in the US to welcome the BTS members back on stage. Fans also enjoyed some brilliant performances on tracks like Fire and DNA.

Some fans who were at the concert, however, said that they saw J-Hope on stage and he was overjoyed to be performing. Some shared screenshots and moments from the concert to prove that J-Hope cared more about performing with other members of BTS than his lines.

BTS also organized a special performance for its fans, where they performed Telepathy and Stay.

The BTS concert will continue to be held for three more days, and it can also be streamed on YouTube Live.