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Hope on the Street Series Ep 1 (Patreon)

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2025-08-06 14:00:16
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Hey VIP Primos!!

Welcome back. Today we are checking out our next Solo Documentary and this time Hobi is up!! We are moving on to Hope on the Street. Episode 1, Hope on the Street, the title episode. We kind of have a soft spot for this album since the first time we heard a lot of these songs were LIVE and in person! However we still showed up under prepared and didn't wear our shirts. Womp womp womp. 😂 You all have been saying for a long time that we were going to love this show, so the time has come to check it out.

OOOOOOOOOO we can already tell this is going to be GOOD! Hearing J-Hope say "this is who I am, a dancer, this is why I'm here!" (paraphrased), just crazy! Such a humble guy. Can't wait to watch the rest of these episodes and to learn more about him and his dancing, the styles of dances, just all of it!

We will be back tomorrow with Ep 2! See you then.

-CCW

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GenX_Brat

WooHoo, Hope On The Street reaction is here! 💜🫶💜

jinnieeeeats

omgggg i love this docu series!!! so excited for you guys

Xian⁷

Thanks CCW looking forward to the adventure with you💜✨️💜

KimSeok2ParkMinjeon⁷99

Yeaaah HOPE ON THE STREET 🥹🔥🔥 Inlove with this Docu just showcases DANCE LEGEND HOBI😭🔥💜🙌🙌I hope to see him dive into my South African 🇿🇦 dance someday

Alicia

I've always felt like bts choreographies never really allowed us to see how incredibly talented and versatile of a dancer jhope really is. But get ready to see him shine throughout this documentary, it really is a love letter to street dance!

lupita

can we get hobi on Sana's Fridge when you finish this series 😊 please

Kearyce Moore

You learned that jhope was apart of the dance crew neuron from the guides you have watched. He was the youngest to join the crew. Plus, the members might have perfected their craft, but they never stop learning it all over again which is always great to see.

Jins_girl

Neuron is Jhope’s old dance crew before debuting. He’s mentioned this before in other stuff you guys have watched.

JCARMY

Sure a cool series. I hope there will be a Vol.2 in the future.

Dthar

these series are GOOD i’m sooooo excited to watch it with you guys 💜💜💜

Daydream⁷

Hobi said ”if i have not found the dancing i wouldn’t be here where i am now. J-hope wouldn’t exist without dancing”. Our dance leader! I’m crying😭

mo0njelly

YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS

Sofía Hernández

I love this series so much!! It's so well organized (such a hobi thing!) that it's very pleasing to see!!!

Ali

After watching this documentary series, knowing Hobi ended the concerts of his first solo tour with the song Neuron is so emotional and fitting.

AGB

I love this documentary so much.

smilehoyaaaaaa💜

Hobi started dancing with Neuron as a kid. He mentions it in more detail in that episode so I won't spoil much. This series is so special to me, during the JITB doc we saw Jhope the artist but here we get to see Smilehoya the dancer in him and it definitely solidified my bias heart for Hobi. As a dancer and lover of the art myself, it's so special to see an artist as big as Hobi shed so much light on different dance styles and their origins. These days, a lot of young dancers don't get to see the root of each dance style because a lot of it lost in the combination of different dance styles in trendy or "tik tok" choreography we see today so it's so beautiful to see him go and actually relearn the basics and sharpen that tool. I think I remember as a baby ARMY seeing that back in 2013, Hobi used to post mini blogs about different dances styles like popping and explaining the origin. He went back to his roots with this doc🥹💜

Laura

Loved this series. So glad you guys get to see it. I love house dance... I loved that he included it.

AGB

This documentary series was well made and honestly my favorite. I was so impressed with the production quality and content when it came out. I couldn’t get enough of it. Hoping for VOL 2 in the future. 🤞🏼

Anj_HOTS🥰

Yayyy thanks CCW, i love this documentary so much.you’ll get to learn more of Hobi’s roots and the people who inspires him. j-hope is truly amazing, as a dancer and as a person. This is such an inspiring documentary, a great mix of amazing dances and life lessons portrayed creatively. I’m super excited to re-watch this with you guys. Neuron is Hobi’s dance crew with his street dance name Smile Hoya. He was the youngest member. This documentary is his way of looking back and appreciating his roots while also helping uplift the underground dance scene. BTS choreography does not allow more opportunity for Hobi to show his true skills, that’s why it’s so amazing to see him dance here to his heart’s content alongside people he admires. Can’t wait for the next episodes 💜 “Created by j-hope” , I’m so proud of him.

Ebony

You all learned a long time ago about JHope and Neuron. They were the dance crew he joined when he was younger. His crew name was SmileHoya.

akaV⁷✌🏼⊙⊝⊜

30:10 It's hard to remember on the spot...it was MMA 2019 🙂 Jimin danced barefoot to I Need U. Jung Kook danced in the water to Save Me. Hobi danced to Fake Love. How funny you happen to call out the dance line/3J 😄 and Abby's right, every member is a dancer 💯

Cassidy

The scale of this documentary really blew my mind. It is so incredibly well done and extremely personal for Hobi I’m sure. The amount of detail and effort he put into showcasing his love and passion for dancing really touched me. I mean, he made an entire album with songs in each style of dancing AND highlighted other respected dancers in those genres! Definitely my favorite out of the solo documentaries 💜

Yasmine SB

What is amazing about j-hope and all BTS members is the fact they are true students of music and life.... Hip hop is about the human 'being' literaly, there are no norms or standards, there are rules and disciplines but no norms. Hip hop is about being an eternal student of life and to deliver what you know and learn in your art, could be rap, breakdance, DJing, beatboxing or graffiti... That's why you always hear j-hope, Suga, RM, JungKook and all the members talking in their interviews and documentaries about growing, learning, trying new things.. etc. because it's the essence of Hip hop, what will differ is the way and the topic each artist of Hip hop will choose to deliver... RM said in a early 2015 interview that there isn't a single definition of Hip hop just like there isn't a single one of love. Sadly some so-called Hip hop artists nowadays act as if they know everything and have a total fake persona which is the opposite of Hip hop... And I admire BTS for their authenticity and transparence.

D

Hobi being the humble person he is, said somewhere, this album is just me dancing on the streets. He meant dancing world class on the streets of the world! Literally!

Nehal Elsamahy

I'm really happy you guys are finally doing this docuseries. As a Yoongi bias, Road to D-Day is my favorite documentary but this is a very close second. It's just so well made and entertaining. Also, the editing and cinematography are really supreme.

sandy

i always love when you guys mention your kids, they sound so cute and fun🤣

Rina J.

Yes. Yes. Yes. 💜

minicookieot7

I haven’t rewatched this one since it first came out and I forgot how good it was!!

Kent Graham

The container place is in Seoul called Common Ground. We stumbled across it accidently while looking for something else. But it was before this came out, so we didn't get pictures in the place where he danced. Laraine

Sora Sk

Can you guys react to jungkook golden live stage

Lisa

There was an account on X that went through and explained the history of every dance style that hobi did in this documentary. I'll try to find it if I can. It was incredibly interesting. One thing I can make a callout to is that Toni Basil (of "Oh Mickey you're so fine, you're so fine you blow my mind" fame was one of the first people to do locking, and she called out both Locking Neil and hobi for their performances for lock / unlock during hobi's tour.

Kharys A

I personally feel THIS documentary was like the start not just for the whole Jhope content that we had also when he returned from his MS...this was for ME the cornerstone that just start to really built the Jhope legacy, I mean we had before Lollapalooza and his solo music but be able to pull out this extent, complex and very interesting documentary about his passion for dance is taking everything to a whole new level, I love this series of this documentary when I watched it in Amazon Prime so I am really pump for your future reactions guys!!, personally my favorites were the last 2 with the NY dancer...that was 🔥 and the one with the Neuron dance team from Hobi's hometown, thanks guys for the reaction 😄💜

Monica Burton

Thanks for providing this link. I hadn't seen it before. As someone who grew up with these styles, it'll be fun to see how much I missed before. Also in the vein of street dancing, I'll provide some "street lingo". The term "shout out" would be the more proper fit. "Called out" typically refers to exposing someone for doing something incorrectly, whereas "shout out" refers to giving props (credit, recognition, or respect). Thanks again for the link.

Shamya✨

Neuron is the dance group jhope came up with they let him join their crew so he grew up with them they r all long time friends basically brothers💕💕💕❗️❗️

Shreya

neuron is basically his roots in the dance he always mentioned them since the start of his career as a bts member ,so many of us knew how special the song is when it was released its basically an ode to his dance crew and their passion and this documentary will show us how great of a dancer jhope is bcz the way this man can learn different dance genres in minutes to hours and then perform them in front of the camera is very mind blowing and also its shows how deatailed he is when making songs too cause the way he connects his dance to the songs melody and lyrics is smthn only he can do in bts

Alice Smith

He said it right there on the screen. Im surprised Abby didn't catch it she's the one who pays the most attention.

Alice Smith

Wow you must have been the only people at the concert who hadn't heard some of the songs from his album. And remember JK was sent to LA for dance lessons so he already knew some hiphop dance.

Ahjusshi_Brown

SUMMER!! I'M SO HAPPY YOU NOTICED THAT EACH SONG ON THE ALBUM MATCHES A DIFFERENT GENRE OF DANCE 😭💜 Hobi said each song from the Hope on the Street OST album was intentionally created to coincide with each genre of dance that he will explore in each episode. That's not only Hobi's attempt to give the dancing the most authentic backdrop possible, but it's also a nod to the history behind these dance genres. All of these genres of street dance originated from African American/Hip-Hop culture and were born essentially at the same time as their musical genre counterparts. So, while you might recognize some of the genre names as music genres, they are also dance genres, as both music and dance make up 2 of the 4 elements of Hip Hop: 1) MCing (aka rapping) 2) DJing 3) Dancing (originally started with break dancing but evolved to many genres, which this documentary explores) 4) Knowledge (you have to know the history of hip-hop to accumulate more knowledge and pass it down—which makes Boogaloo Kin’s comments abt passing down his knowledge of dance in the this episode so important) House is a perfect example of this, and why I was so excited you picked up on that when the song started playing lol, as it's both a musical genre and a dance genre that came out of the (queer) African American community. You guys were easily able to recognize what House music sounds like, but Hobi was also dancing in a House style and you guys even noticed the footwork. House dance is primarily focused on foot and leg work with a lot of fluid motion, so you guys were able to pick up on it without even knowing.

Ahjusshi_Brown

I also wanna add that, while I don't know for certain, I wouldn't doubt there was some incorporation of Latin dance in the genre's formative years as black and brown queer people would often commune, dance, and party together in hiding. That's actually a big part of the history of house and other genres like ballroom (not the classical ballroom you guys are probably thinking of lol) but I'll save that history for another day lol (maybe I'll info dump in the comments of the house episode haha)

Kkatherine.97

It’s kind of hard to pick up everything because they are reading the subtitles while simultaneously watching what’s happening💜

C⁷💜

You’ve seen some Agust D concert performances, Hope On the Stage(concert), and Jin’s concert… now it’s definitely time for “Golden Live On Stage” 🥺🙏 Please please pleeeease react to it — it’s SO good! The vocals, the energy, the entire vibe is just next level. Hope you watch the full Agust D concert too of course, but please, we need some Golden! 💛✨

Kudkanut Poy

So glad you guys will be experiencing this documentary, it’s so good and teaching us a lot of things.

Zellyfy

I CAN’T GET OVER SUMMER BREAKING INTO “WHAT IF, WHAT IF” OUT OF NO WHERE LOL

Alice Smith

I don't remember them doing the AgustD concert . That should be next.

C⁷💜

My bad! I saw a video called “Agust D The Finale” and thought it was the concert 😅 But I still think they should check out Golden Live On Stage too!

psa

Man you like to nitpick so much

Jeon Selim

i bet this Alice Smith is a perfect human

Jeon Selim

I knew all the songs but didn’t make it to the concert. I guess I’d rather not know, but be there. “Remember”??, I actually don’t know if they’ve already watched or seen this info about JK training in LA before , or maybe i just can’t “remember” as well since i’m just a human. I guess it’s better to provide information assuming that they don’t know it yet rather than they just totally forgot.

Zellyfy

Minute 2:35 😂 I’m watching it again.

Lisa

Thanks for the grammar lesson. I corrected it and double-checked using Google that callout as a noun is exactly how I meant to use it.

Antoniya

I didn't know you guys did this documentary. Joined just to watch. Loveee this