Suga from the worldwide famous group BTS has been working on his solo career, which gained so much impact when he released his solo album ‘D-Day‘ on April 21st of the current year. Now the idol is promoting his new solo project with a tour that was a complete success in the United States.
Despite all the fame and success they have gotten through the years since their debut in 2013, the members of the K-Pop group keep humble and loyal to all their fans, since the idols have assured them that all their achievements in their career are due to them on many occasions.
Recently, the rapper posed for the cover of Marie Claire Korea magazine, and then he gave an interview to a reporter who wanted to know the way of thinking of one of the precursor groups of K-Pop in the world.
“Probably the group experienced the most dramatic ascent to success among Korean artists, and much less among idols. Many people can ‘exceed expectations,’ but only a few can climb to the top of the world“, said the interviewer.
“BTS as a team has its feet firmly on the ground. We don’t live the lives of the so-called ‘superstars’. We don’t think we’re at the top, and we know we can always go downhill too. Instead of striving and suffering to maintain a status, we choose to live in gratitude, reminding ourselves that we have fans who support and cheer us“, Suga replied.
“I have been discussing this with other members for a long time. We decided that we are nothing without our fans, so we have to work for the people who love us. I constantly remind myself that I always have a lot to learn to maintain a sense of balance“, the rapper added.
