BTS member j-hope is set to make waves once again with two major announcements that showcase his artistry on and off stage. The South Korean superstar is bringing his solo concert experience to the big screen through “HOPE ON THE STAGE: THE MOVIE”, while also surprising fans with a fresh collaboration alongside girl group LE SSERAFIM for the upcoming single “SPAGHETTI.”
According to Bandwagon Asia, “HOPE ON THE STAGE: THE MOVIE” will premiere in IMAX and regular theaters worldwide on November 12 and 15, 2025, with special IMAX preview screenings starting as early as November 3. The concert film captures the final two encore shows of j-hope’s “HOPE ON THE STAGE” world tour, held at Goyang Stadium in South Korea — a fitting finale to a 16-city tour that drew over half a million fans around the globe.
The film promises an electrifying setlist featuring j-hope’s solo hits such as “Sweet Dreams (feat. Miguel),” “MONA LISA,” and “Killin’ It Girl (Solo Version),” along with special performances of BTS classics like “MIC Drop,” “Silver Spoon,” and “Dis-ease.” Fans can also look forward to behind-the-scenes moments, guest appearances by fellow BTS members Jin and Jung Kook, and a surprise performance from Crush.
Tickets for the global screening event are set to go on sale on October 15 via the film’s official website, with IMAX theaters offering an immersive experience that highlights j-hope’s energy and charisma as a solo performer.
Adding to the excitement, j-hope is teaming up with LE SSERAFIM for their upcoming single titled “SPAGHETTI.” This marks j-hope’s first official collaboration with the group, blending his signature rap style and rhythmic flair with LE SSERAFIM’s powerful vocals. A teaser posted on social media shows j-hope dancing to a futuristic, glitch-inspired beat while joining the group in the catchy hook, “Eat it up.”
“SPAGHETTI” will serve as the lead track of LE SSERAFIM’s new single album, following their recent success with HOT and their Japanese release DIFFERENT. The collaboration reflects the growing trend of cross-generational partnerships in K-pop, uniting one of the genre’s most established icons with one of its rising forces.
Both announcements highlight j-hope’s dynamic artistry and enduring influence in the global music scene. Through “HOPE ON THE STAGE: THE MOVIE,” he extends the magic of his world tour to fans who couldn’t witness it live, while “SPAGHETTI” introduces an unexpected but exciting creative fusion within the K-pop landscape.
As fans await the film’s release and the single’s debut, j-hope continues to cement his place as a multi-dimensional performer — one who bridges live performance, cinema, and collaboration with effortless style and impact.
