BigHit Music asks fans not to send letters to BTS’s J-Hope during military service

BigHit Music, the agency responsible for BTS’ career, issued a statement to fans this Tuesday, the 23rd, asking them to avoid sending letters to j-hope in the mail while the idol is doing his military service in South Korea. The information is from Soompi.

In the text, the company still asks that ARMYs (as the BTS fanbase is called) do not visit the training camp on the day of the graduation ceremony of recruitment training j-hopeas well as providing details on how they can message the singer.

Read below the translation of the full statement:

Hello,

This is the BIG HIT.

Thanks to all the fans who always give their love to BTS. Thanks to your kind consideration and support last April, BTS member J-Hope joined the military and is now responsibly performing his duties at the training camp.

Thanks for showing your interest and support the day he joined. Below is additional information for fans to take note of during J-Hope’s military service period.

Please refrain from sending letters and gifts even after he has finished his military recruiting training and is stationed at his military base.

If a large number of letters and gifts from fans arrived at the center at once, it would be difficult to store them and they could be easily lost. We ask that you refrain from mailing anything. BIGHIT MUSIC will help ensure that J-Hope can personally see any kind and warm messages fans leave on Weverse using the hashtag #Dear_j-hope_from_ARMY.

We would also like to ask for your cooperation during J-Hope’s recruitment training graduation ceremony. In order to avoid problems that may occur due to crowding, we ask fans to refrain from visiting the site. Instead, we ask that you take his words of support and farewell to your hearts.

We ask for your continued love and support for J-Hope until he finishes his military service and returns. Our company will also strive to provide all necessary support during this time.

Thanks.

please note that j-hope enlisted as an active duty soldier at the 36th Infantry Division’s recruiting training center in Wonju City, Gangwon Province, South Korea on April 18, where he is undergoing five weeks of basic military training.

After that deadline, the idol will be transferred to its official station where it must serve until October 17, 2024, when it will be discharged.