K-pop icon J-Hope delivers energetic show at luxury brand event
J-Hope of BTS performed his hit single ‘Mona Lisa’ live at an Audemars Piguet event in Dubai, thrilling fans

South Korean rapper and performer J-Hope brought the house down at a recent Audemars Piguet event in Dubai, delivering a live rendition of his hit solo single ‘Mona Lisa’ that has fans buzzing online. The singer, dancer and entertainer, known globally as a member of BTS, took the stage, captivating the crowd with his signature energy, precision and stage presence.
The event, hosted by the prestigious Swiss watchmaker Audemars Piguet, featured J-Hope performing his hip-hop and R&B-infused track ‘Mona Lisa’ which has become a standout hit since its release earlier this year. The performance was widely shared on social media, with clips capturing the rapper’s dynamic movements and magnetic connection with the audience. Many fans in the comments described the performance as “smooth,” “effortless” and a vivid reminder of his versatility as an artist.
‘Mona Lisa’ itself has risen to prominence since its release on 21 March 2025, entering the Billboard Hot 100 and continuing to resonate with listeners worldwide. The track showcases J-Hope’s lyrical flair and musical range, fusing hip-hop beats with melodic hooks that highlight his artistic growth beyond his group work with BTS.
Fans have responded with enthusiasm to J-Hope’s Dubai performance, sharing praise for his adaptation of the song live and for his commanding presence on stage. Some highlighted the dance breaks and overall atmosphere, noting that he elevated the track with his choreography and charisma. Others celebrated the moment as a testament to his status as one of K-pop’s most compelling solo performers.
The Audemars Piguet event performance builds on J-Hope’s busy year, which has included touring on his Hope on the Stage solo tour and releasing several well-received singles. The Dubai show also provided a rare opportunity for fans to see him perform in an intimate yet high-profile setting outside traditional concert venues.


















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