BTS’ J-Hope wants to work with Kendrick Lamar, drops two new singles announcement on 'The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon'

On March 11, BTS’ J-Hope appeared on ‘The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon’ to promote his new single ‘Sweet Dreams’ featuring American singer-songwriter Miguel. But in true J-Hope fashion, he had even more exciting news to share during his appearance.

When host Jimmy Fallon asked about the possibility of collaborating with Kendrick Lamar, J-Hope’s response had fans buzzing. J-Hope revealed that he’s definitely open to working with the hip-hop icon, saying, “I would love to work with Kendrick Lamar one day.” The audience erupted in applause as J-Hope even broke out into a few more dance moves, further fueling the excitement. His enthusiasm and openness to a future collaboration with one of hip-hop’s biggest stars sent fans into a frenzy, eager to see what could come next.

But the surprises didn’t end there. Following his Tonight Show appearance, J-Hope took to Weverse for an unexpected live session where he dropped another bombshell announcement. The rapper revealed that he is releasing not one, but two new singles in the near future. Although fans have been eagerly awaiting a full-length album, J-Hope explained that he’s currently focusing on singles. He wants to take his time perfecting his work and ensure that when the time comes for a full album, it will have a clear theme and direction.

ARMY quickly took to social media to express their excitement over the news. Many praised J-Hope’s thoughtful approach to his music and noted how much his fans appreciate his dedication to creating meaningful work. The surprise live session, where he teased the upcoming singles, only further cemented J-Hope’s status as an artist who always keeps fans on their toes.

With two new singles on the way and the possibility of a collaboration with Kendrick Lamar in the future, it’s clear that J-Hope is just getting started. Fans are eagerly awaiting what he has planned next—whether it’s his upcoming singles, a potential collaboration with Kendrick, or a future full-length album. One thing’s for sure: whatever he does next, it’s bound to be legendary.