Archive · 3 Aug 2025
J-Hope's Solo Success Drives HYBE's Q1 Revenue Surge
Imagine a super popular music group called BTS.
They all went to do their military service, which meant they couldn't perform together for a while.
When they came back, they each started doing their own projects.
One of the members, J-Hope, had a really successful solo tour with sold-out concerts.
Because of his tour, the company that manages BTS, called HYBE, made a lot more money in the first few months of 2025.
They made about $102 million, which is a lot!
So, J-Hope's success really helped the company do well.
BTS member J-Hope's solo activities significantly boosted HYBE's Q1 2025 revenue.
HYBE's revenue in North America jumped by 85.7% in Q1 2025.
The company earned 133.25 billion KRW (about $102 million) during this period.
J-Hope's sold-out concerts were a major factor in the revenue increase.
The other BTS members reunited in June 2025 after completing their military service.
- Who
- J-Hope of BTS and HYBE
- What
- HYBE's North American revenue increased substantially.
- When
- Q1 2025
- Where
- North America
- Why
- J-Hope's solo tour and concerts.
- Artist
- J-Hope
- Group
- BTS
- Company
- HYBE
- Revenue (Q1 2025)
- 133.25 billion KRW (approx. $102 million)
- Revenue Increase
- 85.7% in North America
- Event
- J-Hope's solo concerts and tour