BTS member Suga reflects on past criticism and hate, revealing how it fueled his passion to succeed in music.
BTS member Suga has shared his thoughts on the past in a recent video released on the Disney+ official channel on April 10th. In the video titled “SUGA: Road to D-DAY”, Suga, who released his first mixtape AgustD in 2016, shared the story behind the mixtape’s songs.
Suga revealed that after his first solo album release, he was criticized by some idol fandoms who questioned the authenticity of his music, while some musicians dismissed his work.
He expressed his frustration, saying that he had worked on music since high school as a trainee and had not stopped writing and revising songs. He said that he put a lot of effort into writing and producing music.
During the video, Suga also shared an anecdote about a conversation he had with BTS members in which they talked about the hatred they had faced from all sides.
He said that BTS members used to tell each other, “We survived a living hell and came back.” Suga felt a deep sense of anger at the time. He also revealed that this anger had been the driving force behind his work, and that it had helped him succeed in the end.
Despite facing many challenges on his journey, Suga persevered and remained focused on his goal. He spoke about the motivation that fueled his music-making, revealing that he had always worked under the pressure of opposition and the need to prove himself.
However, Suga has since let go of this anger, realizing that it is no longer the most important message to convey in his music.
Towards the end of the video, Suga expressed his gratitude towards himself for his hard work and commitment to meeting deadlines and delivering quality results.
Meanwhile, Suga will be embarking on his solo world tour “SUGA | Agust D-DAY TOUR” from April 26 to 27 in the US, followed by Indonesia, Japan, Thailand, Singapore, and Seoul, to meet his fans.
Source: nate.
