BTS member J-hope made music festival history by becoming the first South Korean artist to headline Lollapalooza. The talented performer offered a variety of his songs, including Intro, MORE, Pandora’s Box, Baseline, Cypher Pt1, Hangsang, POP, Equal Sign, STOP, Blue Side, Safety Zone, What If…, Arson, Music Box, Dynamite (Tropical), Daydream, Ego, Hope World, Just Dance, Future and Chicken Noodle Soup with Becky G., on stage at Lollapalooza on Sunday.

During a performance of their popular collaboration song Chicken Noodle Soup, which features lyrics in Korean, Spanish, and English, Becky G made a special appearance on stage. It’s a cool dance routine with an emphasis on honoring one’s individuality and roots.

The Lollapalooza crowd erupted in applause as Becky G appeared on stage, matching outfits and dance moves with J-Hope. J-hope and Becky G looked stunning as they performed on the famous platform while wearing a pristine white outfit.

Fans raved about the pair’s musical compatibility and endearing height discrepancy, with many of them curious about the difference that actually exists.

Talented Latin singer Becky G is 5 feet 1 inch tall, while the Equal Sign singer is 5 feet 10 inches tall, according to the Internet.

Their height difference is considered charming and wonderfully proportioned by ARMYs and Beasters, Becky G’s fandom, who see how well they complement each other on stage.

BTS’s J-hope and Becky G performed chicken noodle soup for the first time at lollapalooza

The song that topped the charts, Chicken Noodle Soup, from the vocalist of Arson and Becky G, is being played for the first time right now.

The song, which was included on DJ Webstar’s 2006 album, samples rapper Young B’s song of the same name.

The Arson singer originally intended to include the song on his debut mixtape, Hope World, but was unable to find the perfect collaborator at the time and was forced to release the mixtape without him.

A year later, the BTS member met Becky G at the 2019 Billboard Music Awards, and the two worked together to recreate this upbeat song in both their respective native languages ??and English to honor their origins and identities.

The song was first released on September 27, 2019, to much adoration and excitement, but the COVID-19 epidemic that engulfed the world the following year prevented the duo from performing it in front of a live audience.

The duo debuted the song live for ARMYs and Beasters at the 2022 Lollapalooza music festival, and the crowd loved it as they danced and vibed along with them.

BTS member Jimin also danced with Chicken Noodle Soup while supporting his “Hobi Hyung” after flying from Seoul.

Becky G Expresses Her Heartfelt Thanks To “Bro” J-hope In Sweet Instagram Post

The talented Latin singer expressed her gratitude to her “brother” j-hope from BTS on Instagram for the invitation to Lollapalooza and the opportunity to perform Chicken Noodle Soup at the festival.

Becky G shared a cute video in which she can be seen preparing for the performance while Chicken Noodle Soup plays. She and the BTS member hugged affectionately at the end to acknowledge her outstanding performance.

Fans love the two of them and want to see them work together on more projects in the future because of their beautiful connection.

A now-deleted Instagram story and clip from creative agency The Lab, which previously worked with BTS on their blockbuster ON and j-Chicken Hope’s Noodle Soup, revealed the planned stage performance.

The devil works valiantly, but ARMIES work even more valiantly, and fans wasted no time saving these screenshots.

The MORE singer’s famous Lollapalooza performance garnered over 14.9 million real-time views on Weverse, cementing his place in history.

The Bangtan member currently dominates global Twitter trends, with “Hobipalooza” receiving 1.74 million tweets and “j-hope at Lollapalooza” at No. 2 with 1 million tweets.

Chicken Noodle Soup Partners made their debut at position three on Twitter’s global trends.