In a recent clip from their documentary "BTS Monuments: Beyond The Star," BTS J-Hope and Jimin left ARMYs emotional with their poignant conversation that unfolded after one of their performances.

While the documentary is filled with upbeat and amusing moments, this particular video segment has captured the attention of ARMYs, tugging at their heartstrings.

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The documentary delves into various aspects of the members' experiences, ranging from recording sessions and moments in America to discussions about their "Permission To Dance" shows.

In a touching moment during one of the episodes, Jimin and J-Hope sit in a car post-show, contemplating their future performances.

Jimin, with a sense of concern, asks, "When will we perform again?"

J-Hope, visibly deep in thought, responds with a heartfelt, "I wish I knew," highlighting the uncertainty that BTS faced at that point.

Jimin, trying to grapple with the reality, suggests, "The worst-case scenario is three years later."

J-Hope concurs, acknowledging the gravity of the situation. However, amidst the uncertainty, J-Hope maintains a positive outlook.

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The conversation takes a poignant turn when Jimin envisions various scenarios, including the possibility of returning to Korea, a canceled concert, military enlistment, and then finally having a concert three years later.

The foresight and planning for potential challenges showcase the depth of the emotions the BTS members were experiencing.

BTS Jimin & J-Hope's Convo Leaves ARMYs in Tears

The release of this video online has left ARMYs emotional for multiple reasons. Not only does it reveal BTS' forward-thinking approach amid uncertainties, especially concerning enlistment, but it also strikes a chord as the video emerges while all of BTS is enlisted.

This convergence of real emotions and future planning adds an extra layer of poignancy to the documentary.The documentary, amidst its portrayal of the highs and lows, serves as a testament to the genuine emotions BTS members share during challenging times.

While BTS often appears strong and supportive to ARMYs, the documentary reaffirms the comforting reality that they have each other to lean on and share their authentic feelings.

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Written by Cassidy Jones.