Sep 03, 2026 2:27pm IST
BTS’ J-Hope Reveals New ARMY Tattoo Inspired By Group’s ‘Butter’ Music Video, RM Gets ‘A Human’
The members of K-Pop group BTS are adding to their body ink. During day 2 of the South Korean septet’s sold-out show at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles, fans of the group were treated to a new surprise tattoo reveal from the singer. On day 1, Jimin introduced them to RM's new bicep ink, which reads “a human,” something that the fans have really taken to liking since the reveal.
#Jimin notou a tatuagem de #Namjoon .🥰
— ArmyeJonnie💜⁷⦿ ☰ ☲ (@Armyejonnie) September 2, 2026
Há a suspeita de que ali esteja escrito
"a human".🥹
Daria tudo pra vê essa tattoo
bem de pertinho 😭 pic.twitter.com/sa1y4NTseB
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In another welcome change, rapper J-Hope also showed off his new tattoo, one reading “ARMY”. The ink is special for it is a remake of the group’s dance step from the “Butter” music video, where the seven singers create the shape of the word using their body parts. Introducing the ink, the leader said, “It's the biggest tattoo he ever had!” with member V pulling up the “Killin’ It Girl” hitmaker to reveal his inked thigh.
Di soundcheck hari ini, j-hope memperlihatkan tato barunya yang merupakan siluet para member saat melakukan pose 'ARMY' di koreografi Butter 😊
— j-hope Indonesia 🇮🇩 (@Jhope_Indonesia) September 3, 2026
STAGEMASTER J-HOPE IN LA#jhope #BTS_WORLDTOUR_ARIRANG#BTS_WORLDTOUR_ARIRANG_LA pic.twitter.com/izQx3wkfCL
THEY SHOWED UP HOBIS NEW TATTOO 😭💜 "THE BIGGEST TATTOO HE EVER HAD" "BTS ARMY FOREVER" 💜😭😭 pic.twitter.com/KEI2Q4mHlQ
— Rena⁷∞ SAW PARADISE (@borahae_4_life) September 3, 2026
The septet is known to have a shared group ink of the number ‘7’ in different locations which they got done back in June 2022. The singers have multiple other tattoos with member Jung Kook boasting a full sleeve which he keeps reworking upon.
BTS is currently on the North American leg of their ARIRANG World Tour which will end with these four days of stops in Los Angeles. The team will then proceed to Latin America with shows beginning from October 2 and going through to the end of the month, post which the Asia and Australia stops will begin and continue through March 2027. More dates are expected to be announced soon.
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