j-hope will reveal the preparation process for his new song "Killin' It Girl" on episode 352 of MBC's "Point of Omniscient Interfere" on the 21st. The program is part of the promotion plan for the BTS rapper's comeback with a new song.
'Point of Omniscient Interfere' is an observational entertainment program that depicts the real daily lives of stars as revealed through the candid reports of their managers and the meddling of various 'meddling experts'.
Although the program has not yet aired, some previews have been released, making fans eagerly wait for the full show. Some behind-the-scenes footage of the world tour, the Bangkok concert, and the filming process for "Killin' It Girl" have been teased, revealing many interesting details.
In particular, a newly released 4-minute video of a conversation between j-hope and the staff who worked with him at the Thailand concert and preparing to film the new song here attracted attention. This is the first time j-hope and his colleagues showed their relationship beyond work.
In the frame, j-hope enjoyed a local meal with 3 other people, including: personal manager, bodyguard and veteran hair stylist of BTS. All 3 of these characters have worked with him or more broadly, all the members of BTS for 13 years, since the time they prepared for their debut.
When everyone mentioned military service - the main topic in the past years related to BTS, they revealed their backgrounds. Hair stylist Park Nae Joo, who has worked with BTS since the early days, said that he enlisted as a military cook like Jungkook.
Interestingly, when he gave Jungkook an egg-cut before his maknae enlisted, he burst into tears. Fans now know another reason for his emotional outburst at that moment.
Meanwhile, bodyguard Lee - an extremely famous man among the fandom for his visual and professional demeanor when escorting BTS members surprised everyone when he revealed that he used to be an army sol∂ιєr. Similarly, j-hope's personal manager also revealed that he used to be an officer during his military service.
Fans realized that the background of BTS's staff and bodyguards is not simple, they must be people with real qualifications and abilities. Fans both admired and appreciated their companionship with BTS over the years:
- I’m honestly in αωє. Behind BTS isn’t just a team—it’s a squad of highly trained, disciplined, and loyal professionals. No wonder BTS has gone so far. They’re surrounded by people who are just as incredible.
- So basically... BTS is protected and supported by real-life superheroes in disguise. Avengers? No, it’s the BTS Staff Team
- Wait… a military cook, an army officer, and a bodyguard with serious sol∂ιєr background? They seem like a secret elite task force?
- Knowing that BTS is surrounded by people with such strong backgrounds makes me feel even more proud. They’re not just a team—they’re a family of hardworking, talented, and honorable individuals
- BTS + their staff = next-level superhero team!
- No wonder BTS is unstoppable, they’ve got real pros backing them up!
- When your bodyguard is basically a certified army hero
- The BTS team looks like they’re ready for anything—even world domination!
- Thank you for supporting BTS during more than a decade. I actually appreciate them a lot
