BTS Suga REVEALS how people believed that the group is falling apart; Here’s what he revealed!
Suga, a member of BTS, welcomed Taeyang from Big Bang in the most recent episode of his drinking programme Suchwita. Suga brought up Park Jimin, another member of his group, who just worked with Taeyang in the music video for Vibe. He also discussed his emotions when BTS announced their break and rumours of their break-up began to circulate.
SUGA DISCUSSES VIBES OF JIMIN AND TAEYANG
Suga, alias Min Yoon Gi, continued by discussing Jimin and Taeyang's vibe on the programme, “Jimin practised really hard. I was really surprised. He was at the practice studio, I would come and watch. He gets muscle cramps easily, but he said that he would practice no matter what.” ”Jimin works so hard until he gets it right. Even I couldn't keep up with him," added Taeyang. During the discussion, Suga also lauded Jungkook and called him a ‘genius. “I am not saying he doesn’t work hard but he has a lot of natural talent,” said Suga.
SUGA RECALLED THE OCCASION
BTS declared their break to concentrate on their solo careers last year. Many people were left wondering if the pair had permanently split up after their abrupt announcement. Suga recalled the occasion and stated on his show: “We look coolest as a team…I really love them so much. Since I’m a part of it, I love BTS as a fan as well. We’re brothers. I think it was in June, some content of us just drinking together was aired. People said the team was breaking up and going on hiatus. It wasn’t like that at all, we were just going on a break, due to unavoidable reasons. But when people were saying those things, the whole situation felt so scary. Why is the world telling us to take a permanent break? We are still active."
THE BTS
RM, Jin, SUGA, J-hope, Jimin, V, and Jung Kook make up BTS. After the success of Vibe, Jimin will shortly release his whole solo album as the members are now concentrating on their individual projects. As per their separate timeframes, Member Jin is already serving in the South Korean army, and others will do so shortly. They are anticipated to reappear as a unit sometime in or around 2025.
