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Measurement and Blessings: The Hapé, meticulously measured, is placed into the hand of the blower. This act is often accompanied by prayers, blessings, or intentions to establish the ceremonial tone and create a sacred space. Inhalation Process: The Hapépipe, wielded with the utmost care, is delicately inserted into one nostril. Simultaneously, the blower exhales through the pipe, delivering the Hapéinto your nasal passage. This refined blowing technique has been honed by trained Hapéshamans, ensuring a precise and potent experience. J-Hope confessed that writing Daydream made him think a lot. Daydream is a bit rawer, more honest than most of what J-Hope has performed. “Everyone must have caught like fish,” He raps, “In a net called desire that results from the thirst in life, universal psychological escape, even I cannot swim out of it.” The album debuted at No. 6 on the US iTunes Chart, No. 17 on the UK iTunes Chart, and at No. 153 on the Apple Music Worldwide Charts. Benjamin, Jeff (March 14, 2018). "J-Hope Rises on Billboard 200, Tops World Digital Song Sales in Second Week of 'Hope World' ". Billboard . Retrieved November 7, 2019.

Emotional Grounding and Calmness: One of the remarkable qualities of Hapé is its ability to bring about a soothing and grounding effect on the emotions. The calming influence extends beyond the initial sensation, promoting a sense of tranquility, emotional balance, and inner peace. The music video for "Daydream" reached 10 million views and 2 million likes on March 2, only 16 hours after its release. [28] This broke the previous record 21 hours set by " MIC Drop (Steve Aoki Remix)" from BTS, which originally took the record from Taylor Swift's "Look What You Made Me Do" in November of 2017. [29] The music video reached 12 million views in 24 hours, nearly reaching the second-place record for a K-pop video of 13 million views set by the "MIC Drop (Steve Aoki Remix)" music video. [30] His “calling card to the world,” Hope World is the first solo mixtape released by J-Hope (Jung Hoseok) of Korean pop group BTS. The music video for "Daydream" reached 10 million views and 2 million likes on March 2, only 16 hours after its release. This broke the previous record 21 hours set by " MIC Drop (Steve Aoki Remix)" from BTS, which originally took the record from Taylor Swift's "Look What You Made Me Do" in November of 2017. The music video reached 12 million views in 24 hours, nearly reaching the second-place record for a K-pop video of 13 million views set by the "MIC Drop (Steve Aoki Remix)" music video.We are halfway through the record and it is time to learn about the past. “Baseline” is an ode to j-hope’s street dancing days. He raps his appreciation of the form of art that is closest to him. “Rap that’s shaped through the rhythm of my body”— j-hope not only uses his words to pay homage to his humble beginnings but also uses hip-hop and trap to bring his love for old school dance culture to life. It is short-lived at only one minute, 30 seconds and keeps the listener wanting more. j-hope and BTS have managed to transform their zeal for music into their life’s work and the rapper conveys his gratitude through the lyrics of this song. “Baseline” harmoniously links the perkiness of “Daydream” and the aggression of “Hangsang,” serving as the perfect interlude that molds the approaching tone of the next few songs. I didn’t think I could love music as I do now,” He said, earnestly looking into the camera. “I started music as a dancer, listened to music as a dancer and used to express music through my dance.”

The HAPEBEASTS are NFTs (unique digital files or Non Fungible Tokens) of 3D animated ape-inspired characters who can be used as avatars online, or in the metaverse. They take their inspiration from streetwear, 90s hip hop, and contemporary high fashion.It means a lot to me,” J-Hope said when he talked of P.O.P (Piece of Peace) PT 1. He smiled, “What do you think will happen when we put all these pieces together? What kind of happiness could we make?”