Dance coach and Fast Dance director Y.JIN lately sat down with Korea Now host Bella Kim to debate the worldwide reputation of Ok-Pop dance challenges, how NewJeans helped Y.JIN when she obtained hate feedback on her dance tutorial movies, and her time as a dance pupil with BTS‘s J-Hope.

Before becoming a dance trainer, Y.JIN was a dance student herself, attending classes taught by dance director Lee Byung Eun, also known as Bangster, who was J-Hope’s pre-debut dance coach when he was a part of the Gwangju-based dance crew Neuron.

Following J-Hope’s debut, Bangster has labored as a efficiency director with the BTS members for years.

Y.JIN revealed that she’s danced with J-Hope since she was an elementary faculty pupil, they usually each carried out collectively in Neuron.

Y.JIN shared that a lot concerning the BTS member has stayed the identical since he was youthful, from his good-looking visuals and gentlemanly manners to his pure and spectacular dancing skills.

Contrary to his animated and extraverted character at this time, Y.JIN revealed that J-Hope was “very quiet” after they used to bop along with Neuron.

When Bella Kim identified that he’s often known as an lively member of BTS with a larger-than-life character, Y.JIN once more said that he was very reserved after they danced collectively, however jokingly famous that he might have simply been going by puberty.

According to Y.JIN, J-Hope was targeted and did what he needed to do, arriving to class on time and staying after follow to work on what he discovered, which is similar dedication ARMYs know at this time.

As a sixth grader, J-Hope would persistently keep behind after the remainder of the category left, proving he was destined for fulfillment.

Y.JIN concluded that she views J-Hope as one of the best dancer and singer in Korea after witnessing his expertise and dedication firsthand.

Check out Y.JIN’s full interview within the video beneath!

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