As the first South Korean artist to be the main act at the famous Lollapalooza music festival, j-hope of BTS made history.
On Sunday, the talented artist played many of his songs at Lollapalooza, including Intro, MORE, Pandora’s Box, Baseline, Cypher Pt1, Hangsang, P.O.P, Equal Sign, STOP, Blue Side, Safety Zone, What If…, Arson, Music Box, Dynamite (Tropical), Daydream, Ego, Hope World, Just Dance, Future, and Chicken Noodle Soup ft. Becky G.
Becky G made a surprise appearance on stage while they sang their hit collaboration song Chicken Noodle Soup. The song has lyrics in Korean, Spanish, and English. It’s a cool dance number about honoring one’s roots and being proud of who they are.
Becky G came out on stage at Lollapalooza wearing the same clothes and dancing the same steps as J-Hope. The crowd went wild. As they performed on the famous stage, j-Hope and Becky G looked great in their crisp white clothes.
Fans loved how well the two musicians worked together and how cute it was that they were different heights. They wanted to know how tall they really are.
The talented Latina singer Becky G is 5 feet and 1 inch tall, while the man who sings “Equal Sign” is 5 feet and 10 inches tall, according to the Internet.
Becky G’s fans, who call themselves ARMYs and Beasters, think that their height difference is cute and just right because it makes them look great together on stage.
Check out some cute responses from ARMY and Beasters.
ARMYs who are the same height as Becky G think about what it would be like to hug Hobi if they ever met him in person.
This was the first time the two artists performed their hit song in front of a live audience, and fans couldn’t stop raving about how well they worked together, how nice they were to each other, and how good they were on stage.
At Lollapalooza, j-hope of BTS and Becky G sang Chicken Noodle Soup for the first time.
This is the first time that the singer from the band Arson and Becky G have performed their hit song Chicken Noodle Soup.
The song used parts of a song by DJ Webstar and rapper Young B with the same name. It was on Webstar’s 2006 album.
The Arson singer wanted to include the song on his first mixtape, Hope World, but he couldn’t find the right person to work with at the time, so he had to release it without it.
A year later, the BTS member met Becky G at the 2019 Billboard Music Awards and they became friends. They then worked together to remake this happy song in both of their native languages and English to honor their roots and identities.
The song was first released on September 27, 2019, to a lot of love and attention. However, the duo never got to perform it live because of the COVID-19 pandemic that hit the world the next year.
The duo played the song for the first time in front of ARMYs and Beasters at the Lollapalooza music festival in 2022. The crowd danced and vibed along with them, and it was a lot of fun.