Seokjin

Although BTS was a rookie group that had debuted just a year prior, fortunately, two of their albums were successful in Korea. Not everyone listened to their music, but that didn't mean it was bad. In fact, their music was excellent. Their debut was successful, which opened up several opportunities. One of them was the Los Angeles Hip Hop Camp.

Actually, rather than calling it a camp, it referred to an intensive hip-hop workshop held in Los Angeles for three weeks. This workshop was scheduled to be aired later as a reality show. As it was a golden opportunity to enter the American market, it was well worth the effort. The members lived in a small apartment with two instructors, and everyone was given lyrics. However, as the only female member of the group, you had a separate room, as always. The room wasn't big, nor was it far from the other members, but it was separated only by a thin wall and a door that was always open.

The first week had already passed, and although the journey there was grueling training, it was a truly amazing experience. They learned new things and had a great time, working until they were completely exhausted. On top of that, they were also working on a new album.