He’s often labeled by fans as the most adorable member, but he can’t do aegyo (cutesy behavior). Not only is he adept at flashing his abs, but his specialty is contemporary dance.

If you hear any stratospherically high notes in any BTS song, you can bet it’s Jimin. To get a better sense of his personal music style, listen to his mixtape, RM. As a soloist, he’s worked with a wide range of artists, including Krizz Kaliko, Wale and Fall Out Boy. He changed his stage name from Rap Monster to RM in November. He often ends up translating for his members during American interviews. He’s the only member who’s fluent in English, which he picked up by watching Friends. RM is renowned for his smarts - he reportedly has an IQ of 148. Nicknames: Sexy Brain, God of Destruction To get a better sense of his personal music style, listen to his mixtape, Hope World. Peep his series of dance practice videos, Hope on the Street. But he’s also the group’s dancing machine, as he’s got all the dance moves on lock. J-Hope’s stage name is fitting given that he regularly presents himself as ARMY’s “hope.” His infectious energy makes him one of the strongest mood-makers on the team.

Roles: Main Dancer, Lead Rapper, Sub-Vocalist To get a better sense of his personal music style, listen to his mixtape, Agust D. Last month, he was even promoted to a full member of the Korea Music Copyright Association. His writing credits are scattered across the group’s discography. He loves playing basketball - he even included samples of basketball squeaks in “ Intro: The Most Beautiful Moment in Life.” He has a dry sense of humor, but he can often be found getting excitable when he hypes up J-Hope. Suga’s the chopper of BTS’ rap-line as his “tongue technology” makes speed rapping look easy.

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