Courtesy of Big Hit Music
South Korean rapper and songwriter Suga, a member of the global K-pop sensation BTS, released his first official solo album titled "D-Day" under his other stage name, Agust D, on Friday. Along with the album, he also dropped a music video for the song "Amygdala," in which he shares his personal struggles and memories that he has been keeping inside.
The music video for "Amygdala" takes its name from the almond-shaped part of the brain that is responsible for processing emotions and memories, particularly those associated with fear. In the video, Suga raps about his trauma and the things he has experienced that he does not want to confront or bring up. The song and video serve as a poignant reminder that even the most successful and talented musicians can have struggles that they are grappling with.
Suga's new album has been highly anticipated by fans, who have been eagerly waiting for new music from the rapper. In an interview with Billboard, Suga explained that the album was his way of expressing himself and telling his story. "This album is like a diary that I wrote while running towards my dreams," he said.
On Monday (U.S. time), Suga is set to appear on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon to talk about his new album and perform some of its songs. This will be his first solo appearance on the show, though he last appeared with his BTS bandmates in July 2021.
Suga's solo album and appearance on The Tonight Show are just the beginning of his busy schedule. He is set to kick off a world tour in the United States on Wednesday before heading to Indonesia, Japan, Thailand, Singapore, and Seoul. Fans around the world are excited to see Suga perform his new songs live and connect with them on a deeper level through his music.
In a world where many people are struggling with their mental health, Suga's willingness to share his personal struggles and vulnerabilities through his music is a welcome reminder that we are not alone in our struggles. Through his artistry, Suga is using his platform to send a message of hope and resilience to his fans, and we can't wait to see what he has in store next.
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BlueYIM, yimyoungseo1010@naver.com
Suga, also known as Agust D, talks about his new album and upcoming world tour on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.
Courtesy of Big Hit Music
South Korean rapper and songwriter Suga, a member of the global K-pop sensation BTS, released his first official solo album titled "D-Day" under his other stage name, Agust D, on Friday. Along with the album, he also dropped a music video for the song "Amygdala," in which he shares his personal struggles and memories that he has been keeping inside.
The music video for "Amygdala" takes its name from the almond-shaped part of the brain that is responsible for processing emotions and memories, particularly those associated with fear. In the video, Suga raps about his trauma and the things he has experienced that he does not want to confront or bring up. The song and video serve as a poignant reminder that even the most successful and talented musicians can have struggles that they are grappling with.
Suga's new album has been highly anticipated by fans, who have been eagerly waiting for new music from the rapper. In an interview with Billboard, Suga explained that the album was his way of expressing himself and telling his story. "This album is like a diary that I wrote while running towards my dreams," he said.
On Monday (U.S. time), Suga is set to appear on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon to talk about his new album and perform some of its songs. This will be his first solo appearance on the show, though he last appeared with his BTS bandmates in July 2021.
Suga's solo album and appearance on The Tonight Show are just the beginning of his busy schedule. He is set to kick off a world tour in the United States on Wednesday before heading to Indonesia, Japan, Thailand, Singapore, and Seoul. Fans around the world are excited to see Suga perform his new songs live and connect with them on a deeper level through his music.
In a world where many people are struggling with their mental health, Suga's willingness to share his personal struggles and vulnerabilities through his music is a welcome reminder that we are not alone in our struggles. Through his artistry, Suga is using his platform to send a message of hope and resilience to his fans, and we can't wait to see what he has in store next.
Sayart.net
BlueYIM, yimyoungseo1010@naver.com
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