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J-Hope and AR Rahman collab loading? BTS star seen vibing to Rahman's song with Pharrell Williams at Paris Fashion Week
We have seen some crazy collabs and crossovers in the past year, such as Chris Martin giving a shout-out to Indian bowler Jasprit Bumrah, Ed Sheeran and Shah Rukh Khan headbanging to the former's song or Arijit Singh performing with DJ Martin Garrix. Recently, composer AR Rahman and Pharrell Williams debuted their track 'Yaara Punjabi' during the Louis Vuitton Paris Fashion Week. The song garnered even more attention because K-Pop artiste and BTS member J-Hope was seen vibing to its beats from the front row of the show.
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J-Hope, who just returned from military duty along with the rest of the members of the band, was seen attending the show alongside other stalwarts of the entertainment industry, such as Jay-Z, Beyoncé, Future, Spike Lee and more. While most heads were banging along to the 'Punjabi-Gospel' tune created by two of the most innovative composers of the last thirty years, J-Hope vibing along to Punjabi lyrics was definitely not something people expected. Fans of the star and the band flooded the comment section of the video shared by Rahman, asking for a collab between the two.
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One user commented, 'Hobi (J-Hope) vibing to AR Rahman! Nice,' while another user on X wrote, 'If there is one Indian artist that I want BTS to collab with, it is AR Rahman. He is a musical genius. He's the only one I'd love to see a collab with.' Fans have already expressed exactly what they want, and with the amount of crossovers that have happened over the past year, there is a chance that BTS and Rahman might give fans what they want. Rahman definitely seems to be in agreement with the fans, as he even posted an article about J-Hope vibing to his song.
With a successful event in the bag, where he debuted a new international track, met greats like Spike Lee, and hung out with Pharrell, the BTS collab can be the next chapter for AR Rahman, and it might help the pop group get back in fighting form after their hiatus from music.
