ARMY around the world are paying attention to the military meal of BTS member J-Hope, who joined the military in April.

J-Hope entered the Army's 36th Division boot camp in Gangwon-do on April 18 last month and is serving as an active soldier.

Since J-Hope joined the military, fans have been actively using the national military communication service ‘The Camp’ app to satisfy their curiosity about his military life. In particular, accounts have been created on social media such as Twitter and Instagram to post J-Hope's food tray.

The account identifies the diet information of the boot camp where J-Hope is located through ‘The Camp’ and composite photos and publishes food on the food tray. It also posts translations of Korean food menus into English, solving the curiosity of overseas ARMY.

J-Hope's first meal on the first day of his admission was soft tofu stew, stir-fried pumpkin beef, seasoned pollack, dried laver, and kimchi. The tweet received an explosive response with nearly 600,000 views and 2,800 retweets.

Many ARMY at home and abroad said, "Thank you for letting me know. I'm also happy that J-Hope seems to be eating well", "Hope, eat a lot", and "I'm glad that they're Korean side dishes that J-Hope likes", they were relieved.

In particular, overseas ARMY were surprised that J-Hope's food tray provided a variety of menus, and they showed great interest in various reactions such as searching and sharing recipes.

Meanwhile, a photo of J-Hope raising his thumb while eating with fellow trainees was released at the 36th Division cafe of ‘The Camp’ on April 25 last month, pleasing ARMY waiting for his news.

J-Hope is scheduled to be deployed later this month after completing five weeks of basic military training.