Seokjin

BTS was a rookie group that had only been debuting for a year, but fortunately, two of their albums had found success in Korea. Not everyone was listening to their music, but that didn't mean their music was poor. In fact, it was excellent. Their debut was successful, and thanks to that, several opportunities opened up. One of those was the hip-hop camp in Los Angeles.

In reality, it was less of a camp and more of an intensive three-week hip-hop workshop held in Los Angeles. This workshop was scheduled to be aired as a reality show later on. Since it was a golden opportunity to enter the US market, it was well worth the trade-off. The members stayed in a small apartment with two instructors, and everyone was given lyrics to work with. However, as the only female member of the group, you had your own room, as always. The room wasn't large, nor was it very far from the other members; it was separated only by thin walls and a single door that remained open.

The first week had already passed, and while the journey to get there had been a grueling ordeal, it was a truly amazing experience. They were learning new things and having a great time, even while working to the point of exhaustion. Moreover, it was because they were also working on their new album.