BTS’s J-Hope Praised For How He Credited The Original Rapper Of “Chicken Noodle Soup”
In the music industry, it can be difficult for artists to receive credit for the effort they’ve put into making music.
BTS‘s J-Hope made sure that wasn’t the case for the original rapper of “Chicken Noodle Soup.”
Since the song always held a special place in his heart and shaped him as a dancer, J-Hope made sure that Biana Bonnie received $2.7 million USD for him to remake the song.
— s•e•m•i I•A 💫 (@tanniesmgicshop) September 28, 2019
The fact that he paid such a hefty price for the song and released it as a free mixtape track has fans admiring him more than before.
Proud of how Hobi paying respect and royalty to them. BTS the humble and respectful men they are
— Stream MAKE IT RIGHT now 💜💜💜💜 (@IntoBecause) September 28, 2019
Imagine being able to give someone you really respect a fat check and say "Thank you! Now I get to pay you back." That would be so exciting to do :)
— pippi | Rest in peace, Choi Jinri. ❤ (@bunbungalaxy) September 28, 2019
Bts always make sure others are given credit and taken care of. Reasons why we love them 😭
— 𝕁𝕖𝕟 (@bts__jen) September 28, 2019
With the popularity of J-Hope’s version bringing attention to the original and the money that’ll be earned from streaming and other services, he made sure Bianca Bonnie received the credit she deserved.
Having once been in a position where people didn’t give his music the credit it deserved, J-Hope understood the importance of doing what he could.
