J-Hope Gets Personal on Sana's Talk Show: Military Bonds and MBTI Revelations
The BTS rapper opens up about post-military life and personality quirks in a heartwarming conversation with TWICE's Sana
When J-Hope sat down with TWICE's Sana for her YouTube talk show "Fridge Interview" on June 19, fans got more than just another celebrity chat. The episode revealed a softer side of the BTS rapper as he reflected on military service, personality traits, and the unexpected bonds that shaped his recent journey.
Eight months after completing his mandatory military service, J-Hope shared one of his most touching post-discharge moments. A junior soldier from his unit traveled to watch his "Hope on the Stage" concert-a gesture that clearly moved the usually upbeat performer.
"It meant a lot to me," J-Hope said, highlighting how military service created lasting connections beyond the barracks. His tour, which concluded just days before the interview, marked his first major solo endeavor since returning to civilian life.
Perhaps the most relatable moment came when J-Hope described his dual personality through MBTI terms. At work, he's all about structure and planning-classic "J" behavior. But put him on vacation, and he transforms into a spontaneous, go-with-the-flow "P" type.
It's a personality split many can identify with, showing that even global superstars struggle with the work-life balance between being organized professionals and wanting to just wing it sometimes.
The conversation naturally drifted to shared memories from the early days of both BTS and TWICE's careers. Both groups debuted around the same time in the mid-2010s, creating a unique bond among third-generation idols who literally grew up together in the industry.
From the playful moments when Sana called him "oppa" (catching J-Hope completely off guard) to Sana's observation about BTS always shouting "ARMY" first at award shows, their chat felt more like old friends reminiscing than a formal interview.
What made this interview stand out wasn't any major revelation or controversial statement. Instead, it was J-Hope's willingness to share small, human moments-gratitude for a fellow soldier's support, honest self-reflection about his personality, and genuine warmth when discussing industry friendships.
In an era of carefully managed celebrity personas, sometimes the most powerful content comes from simply being authentic. J-Hope's appearance reminded viewers why he's remained beloved throughout BTS's meteoric rise: he never forgets to be human first, superstar second.
The full episode is available on YouTube channel 117.
