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Suga Opens Up: BTS's Success and Personal Journey
16 Apr
Summary
- Suga discusses his alter ego Agust D and completing the trilogy.
- He reflects on his past inferiority complex and societal frustrations.
- Suga emphasizes enjoyment and health over competition for BTS's future.
Suga, born Min Yoongi, discussed his artistic journey, including the completion of his Agust D alter ego trilogy, which brought him a sense of resolution. He mentioned entering military service immediately after.
Reflecting on his past, Suga identified an inferiority complex and societal frustrations as sources of his early anger. He acknowledged his initial unfamiliarity with idol groups but has since found his place, describing his work in BTS as 'this job' that he loves.
The artist detailed his involvement in producing the album "D-Day," prioritizing a new sound and expressing satisfaction with the well-made pop album despite extensive rewrites. He highlighted the importance of balance and listening to diverse opinions during production.
