”BTS” J-HOPE reveals his daily life in Los Angeles. ... Meeting his sister, ”Will we get married?” (I live alone)

On MBC's "Single Happy Life - I Live Alone," J-HOPE of "World Class" "BTS" showed his passion-filled "professional genius" moment to his humanity-filled moment.
On the 7th, MBC's "Single Happy Life ~ I Live Alone" (hereinafter "I Live Alone") aired in Korea, and the charm of the young man J-HOPE was generously shown.
The second episode of TS' J-HOPE's daily life in Los Angeles has been released. On the 8th, according to Nielsen Korea, a ratings research company, the household viewership rating for "I Live Alone" that was broadcast the previous day was
The show ranked first in its time slot with a viewership rating of 7.3% in the metropolitan area. In addition, the 2049 viewership rating, which is a key indicator for advertising professionals and a measure of a channel's competitiveness, recorded 4.3% (metropolitan area).
The best minute was when J-Hope was invited by global hit producer Benny Blanco to visit his home.
Not only the museum-like Benny Blanco's house, but also the Korean cuisine such as Sundubu Jjigae and Japchae
The sight of the two enjoying chatting while eating together was refreshing. The meeting of the "world-class" real friends recorded a peak viewership rating of 8.5%.
J-HOPE, who showed off his unexpected charm in the previous episode, caught attention this time by showing his true genius side as he poured out the inspiration he had cultivated in Los Angeles.
In particular, the recording of the new song "Sweet Dreams" was also revealed for the first time, drawing attention.
Moreover, J-HOPE's professional mindset of always doing his best in front of the microphone showed why he is a 'global star'.
Meanwhile, the charm of the young man J-HOPE, who is full of humanity, also captured the hearts of viewers.
He showed off his amazing cooking skills, enjoying a dinner of steak and kimchi jjigae, and the next day a brunch of "military-style champon (?) cereal," egg rolls and kimchi.
He evoked sympathy from the regular members of "I Live Alone" on the show. In front of his sister, who is four years younger than him and has the same eyes as him, he shows off his cute little brother side.
Seeing her sister worry about her, she opened up about the pressures of her music career, but then said, "I can't express my worries. I'm the one who's suffering."
"I'll just get over it," he said, revealing his strong mindset and drawing admiration. J-HOPE, who has trouble contacting his parents, then said, "Maybe I'll do it later when I get married.
In response to the MC's question about marriage, J-HOPE said, "Actually, as I get older, I think I might stop thinking about it. My driving force and motivation is
I live my life receiving rewards from what I get from my job. I am not a non-marriage person." J-HOPE also said, "It is interesting to live life without a purpose.
"I like to always move forward while picturing the future," he said. He also made clear his firm belief, saying, "I will do my best in what I can do and do my best within my capabilities."
He also commented, "I felt like I was searching for 'what kind of person I am.' It was a time when I was searching for inspiration and reflecting on who I am as a person."
He shared his thoughts on the performance.