BTS J-Hope excites fans with new hit 'Mona Lisa'
BTS’ J-Hope drops new release 'Mona Lisa' single
BTS J-Hope is back with new music, leaving his fans in complete frenzy and fans can’t get enough of his latest release Mona Lisa.
With a touch of hip-hop and R&B, Hope’s this release takes inspiration from Leonardo da Vinci’s masterpiece and follows Sweet Dreams, the K-pop star’s recent collab with Grammy winner Miguel.
Following his 2024 EP Hope of the Street Vol. 1 and the Amazon Prime docuseries Hope On The Street, the singer recently teamed up with Pharrell Williams on Don Toliver’s track LV Bag.
J-hope is currently touring the U.S. on his debut solo tour, Hope On The Stage. He'll perform in San Antonio on March 26 and 27 before heading to Oakland and Los Angeles from March 31 to April 6.
However, the tour will also stop in the Philippines, Japan, Singapore, Thailand, and more.
Last week, j-hope teased the song with a buzzing, glitchy beat and a deep bass line, though the vocals were hard to make out. In a statement, the singer’s label, BIG HIT, described the hip-hop/R&B song as exuding his “smooth, laid-back charm… expand[ing] his musical spectrum, solidifying his status as one of the most dynamic and sought-after global artists.”
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