BTS's J-Hope has made history by becoming the first K-pop soloist to sell out a stadium concert in the United States. 

His solo world tour, 'Hope on the Stage,' included two sold-out performances at BMO Stadium in Los Angeles on April 4 and April 6, 2025. Across these two nights, 46,236 tickets were sold, achieving a 100% sale rate.

So far, all shows in Seoul, Brooklyn, Chicago, Mexico City, San Antonio, Oakland, and LA have sold out, and with the upcoming tour across Asia, the total audience is expected to reach 500,000.

This milestone follows many of J-Hope's achievements as a solo artist. Korean netizens have become impressed with his latest feat and gathered in popular online communities to celebrate this achievement.

They commented:

"This is so crazy."

"I'm so proud of our Hope."

"Wow, I can't believe he achieved on his own."

"I want to see his encore concert."

"Wow, it's because he's so talented."

"I went to his Seoul concert and loved it."

"His stage presence is so crazy. I want to attend again."

"This is so impressive."

"His songs are amazing."

"I live in LA, but I can't even attend because the tickets sold out."

"He shines on stage for sure."

"You can tell they invested a lot in this tour."

"Wow, this is so amazing."

"He's the best."

"Global star."

"His charisma on stage is indescribable."

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