BTS' music video director Lumpens aka Yong-seok Choi attended j-hope's Hope on the Stage LA Concert

Lumpens is known to direct many of BTS
Lumpens is known to direct many of BTS' acclaimed music videos (Image via Instagram/@lumpenss and X/@bts_bighit)

On March 4, 2025, BTS' music video director, Yong-seok Choi, popularly known as Lumpens, attended j-hope's solo concert, Hope on the Stage, at LA's BMO Stadium with his family. He also posted a picture of himself with his family at the stadium on his Instagram story.

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For the unversed, Lumpens is the name of the video production company founded and led by creative art director Yong-seok Choi. He got the nickname Lumpens from a college professor, referencing the German insult. As part of 'thecreatorsproject,' Lumpens began creating music videos with Yoon Mi-rae in 2011.

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He is most known for directing BTS acclaimed music videos starting from their early release, No More Dreams. Some of Lumpen's famous music videos for BTS include I Need You, Blood Sweat and Tears, Spring Day, Fire and Butter.

He has collaborated with a diverse range of artists, including ENHYPEN, Sistar, Wonder Girls, and Spica, as well as solo artists such as Lee Hyori, Rain, Cho Yong-pil, and IU.

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j-hope is touring the US for the Hope on the Stage World Tour and held a concert at BMO Stadium in LA on April 4, 2025. With two sold-out nights at BMO Stadium on April 4 and 6, j-hope became the first Korean soloist to sell out a stadium concert in the US. According to @touringkpop, the estimated number of tickets sold for the two days is 46,236.


More about j-hope's Hope on the Stage World Tour

Hope on the Stage is j-hope's first global concert tour supporting his debut album, Jack in the Box, and EP, Hope on the Street Vol.1. The tour kicked off with three shows at Seoul's KSPO Dome from February 28 to March 2, 2025, followed by stops in US, Mexico, and Asia before concluding in Japan on June 1, 2025.

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The concert setlist for j-hope's debut concert is divided into five distinct sections with unique moods and themes, including Ambition, Dream, Expectations, Fantasy, and Wish.

Ambition

  • What If...
  • Pandora's Box
  • 방화" (Arson)
  • Stop (세상에 나쁜 사람은 없다)
  • More

Dream

  • On the Street
  • Lock / Unlock
  • I Don't Know
  • I Wonder...
  • Trivia: Just Dance
  • Sweet Dreams
  • Mona Lisa

Expectations

  • 1 Verse
  • Base Line
  • 항상" (Hangsang)
  • Airplane
  • Airplane Pt. 2
  • Mic Drop
  • 뱁새" (Silver Spoon)
  • Dis-ease" (병)

Fantasy

  • Outro: Ego
  • Daydream" (백일몽)
  • Chicken Noodle Soup
  • Hope World

Wish/Encore

  • = (Equal Sign)
  • Future
  • Neuron

The tour, which began with three shows at Seoul's KSPO Dome, expanded to major cities in the United States with ten shows with two shows in Mexico. The tour will continue in Asia with performances in the Philippines, Japan, Singapore, Indonesia, Thailand, Macau, Taiwan, and Osaka.

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Schedule for the rest of the Hope on the Stage World Tour

  • April 12 – 13: SM Mall Of Asia Arena, Manila
  • April 19 – 20: Saitama Super Arena, Saitama
  • April 26 – 27: Singapore Indoor Stadium, Singapore
  • May 3 – 4: Indonesia Arena, GBK, Jakarta
  • May 10 – 11: Impact Arena, Bangkok
  • May 17 – 18: Galaxy Arena, Macau
  • May 24 – 25: NTSU Arena (Linkou Arena), Taipei
  • May 31 – June 1: Kyocera Dome Osaka, Osaka

In other news, j-hope is all set to perform and headline the Lollapalooza Berlin Music Festival on July 12 & 13 at Olympiastadion Berlin.

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Edited by Ivanna Lalsangzuali
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