J-hope of BTS to be featured on LE SSERAFIM’s new song ‘Spaghetti’ • Generation RepublicAsia Media

FIRST, it was Huh Yunjin of K-pop girl group LE SSERAFIM who got featured on a j-hope song.

Now, it is j-hope of K-pop powerhouse BTS who will be featured in a forthcoming track by the fourth-generation girl group.

On its official account on X (formerly Twitter), BTS dropped a video teaser of the upcoming collaboration between j-hope and LE SSERAFIM for a song called “Spaghetti.”

The 21-second clip opened with j-hope’s silhouette before revealing the idol in a chic all-black outfit under flashing lights.

The collaborating artists could be heard singing, “eat it up,” at the end of the teaser.

LE SSERAFIM shared the same teaser on their Instagram page, along with the caption, “The Kick.”

“Spaghetti” will be released on Friday, October 24.
The quintet first confirmed their upcoming comeback in September, following the release of their fifth mini album “Hot” in March.
J-hope and Yunjin first teamed up for “i don’t know,” a track on the BTS member’s “Hope on the Street Vol. 1” extended play (EP) in March 2024.
About the artists
Debuted in 2022, LE SSERAFIM consists of Yunjin, Hong Eunchae, Kazuha, Kim Chaewon, and Sakura. They are formed by Source Music, a sub-label of the South Korean company HYBE.
Big Hit Music, the record label managing BTS, is also under HYBE.
LE SSERAFIM is known for their songs “Antifragile,” “Easy,” “Fearless,” “Perfect Night,” and “Smart,” among others.
Meanwhile, BTS is among the most popular K-pop groups today, topping multiple music charts and gaining numerous accolades for their songs, such as “Butter,” “Dynamite,” and “Fake Love.”
BTS is set to make their much-awaited full-group comeback in spring 2026, after completing their mandatory military service.
Both j-hope and LE SSERAFIM visited Manila this year for their “Hope on the Stage” concert and “Easy Crazy Hot” show, respectively, at the SM Mall of Asia Arena in Pasay City.

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