BTS’ RM, V, J-Hope dance their hearts out at Tyler, the Creator’s Seoul concert, pose with him and share shoutouts

BTS’ RM, V, J-Hope dance their hearts out at Tyler, the Creator’s Seoul concert, pose with him and share shoutouts

BTS members RM, V, and J-Hope turned heads at Tyler, the Creator’s recent concert in Seoul, where they were spotted dancing, singing along, and fully soaking in the energy of the show. Fans were thrilled as clips and photos of the trio surfaced online, showcasing their vibrant chemistry both on and off stage.

The three global superstars didn’t just attend the show quietly—they became part of the crowd’s energy. A fan-taken clip showed RM, also known as Kim Namjoon, passionately singing in the pit while V, or Kim Taehyung, laughed beside him. J-Hope added to the fun, seen shaking V playfully as the two broke into laughter. The camaraderie between the BTS members quickly went viral, reminding fans of their close bond.

On Instagram, RM shared glimpses from the night, including a striking shot of Tyler performing under dramatic lights. He also dropped a group photo featuring himself, V, J-Hope, and Tyler, capturing a rare moment of crossover between K-pop and American hip-hop. For the night, RM kept it casual with a blue sweatshirt and black shorts, J-Hope sported a sleek black vest-and-suit look, while V opted for a laid-back brown tee and denim combo. Tyler stayed true to his relaxed vibe in a white T-shirt and trousers.

J-Hope, who is known for his love of music festivals and live performances, also uploaded videos of Tyler performing, along with a collage of photos from their backstage meeting. Meanwhile, V gave Tyler a direct shoutout on Instagram Stories, proudly wearing a T-shirt that seemed to be a personal gift from the rapper.

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Another familiar face at the show was CORTIS member James, who joined RM, V, and J-Hope for a quick snap. However, fellow BTS members Jin, Suga, Jimin, and Jungkook were not spotted. Jin and Jungkook, in particular, are currently tied up with their individual events.

Looking ahead, BTS fans have more to celebrate. The seven-member group is working on their first full-length album in four years, slated for release in spring next year. Produced in the US since July, it will be the band’s first complete group record since 2022’s Proof, marking a powerful new chapter for the world’s biggest boy band.