BTS: J-Hope joins hands with Paris' Louvre Museum to promote latest single Mona Lisa; fans say, 'Art with art'

BTS’ artistes are always making news. Jung Hoseok known as J-Hope is now doing this world tour. In the US part of his tour, he unveiled his new song Mona Lisa. The catchy number with superb choreography has become an instant hit. BTS ARMY is also in love with the lyrics, which are saucier compared to some of his other songs. As we know, Mona Lisa is the iconic painting of Italian painter Leonardo Da Vinci and is one of the main attractions of the Louvre in Paris, France. Today, the Louvre Museum unveiled its collab with J-Hope surprising millions of fans the world over.

Take a look at this video of Hobi and Mona Lisa

We can see J-Hope in a deep burgundy red outfit as he sings a few lines of Mona Lisa. Then, we see the curtain opening to the world famous painting. This is the first time a K-Pop artiste has done a collaboration with the Louvre Museum. J-Hope who got discharged late in 2024 has been busy prepping for his tour. He has also filmed for some variety shows. His two new songs Mona Lisa and Sweet Dreams have got a good reception. The stadium concerts are also sell-outs.

He’s such an icon, a full complete artist icon and he has this thing that whatever he puts on his hands into, it becomes a magnificent work of art.

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A thrilled BTS fan said, “The Mona Lisa is certainly the emblem of the timeless beauty of women. A woman who has captivated for centuries, a woman who attracts visitors from all over the world every day. Hobi has captured this fascination very well.” Another one gushed saying, “He’s such an icon, a full complete artist icon and he has this thing that whatever he puts on his hands into, it becomes a magnificent work of art.”

J-Hope’s performance in Mexico was attended by thousands. From Mariachi bands to violin acts, they gave a great welcome to the dance leader, rapper and musician of BTS. The fancam videos have gone viral highlighting the tremendous energy shown by Mexican fans.