With a banger that everyone wished for but no one predicted, soloist Crush made his eagerly awaited comeback. After taking a hiatus to complete his required military service, he was discharged and started working again as a musician right away by appearing as special guests at events and even at college festivals.

His fans were anticipating the release of his single "Rush Hour" even before he announced it. When he went on to mention J-Hope, a member of BTS who had just finished his formal solo album debut promotions for the album "Jack In The Box," there was an immediate surge in the excitement in the two gifted performers' collaboration.

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J-Hope will star in the music video in addition to being in the song, it was further announced. When the song was released, the dance challenge that accompanied it quickly gained popularity. Since then, fans have questioned Crush about how he included J-Hope in one of his songs and how fate brought the two together. The BTS member approached the soloist for the purpose of singing the congrats song at his sister Jiwoo's wedding ceremony, the soloist stated during an appearance on the popular variety show "Knowing Bros" (formerly known as "Ask Anything").

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The P NATION musician recalled the occasion from May 2021 when he performed his favorite song, "Beautiful," from the Korean drama "Guardian: The Lonely and Great God" or "Goblin." However, he appeared anxious, as though he were performing. He claimed that performing in front of international idols like BTS gave him the impression that he was there to demonstrate his talent, which made the other performers on the show chuckle.

We consider the audition to have been more than successful because it provided "Rush Hour" the chance to become a reality and for the two to develop a wonderful friendship.

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