Suga from BTS explains why his pre-debut days were different than other idols
He spoke about some of the highlights of his career in an exclusive interview with Disney+ Korea
Suga from the K-pop group BTS explains how and why his days as a trainee were quite different when compared to other idols. He spoke about some of the highlights of his career in an exclusive interview with Disney+ Korea.
Suga has had experience with composing since his pre-debut days because when he auditioned for BigHit Entertainment, he did so for both the rap and composing categories. After joining the agency, he realized his schedule was not the one followed by everyone else:
“I practised simple dance moves like two days in a week, while others were practising 24/7.”
He composed most of his solo Agust D tracks while working with other composers in his pre-debut days: “I got my own studio next to those who really were the composers and stayed there all the time. There were a lot of songs that I made and these became the part of my first mixtape too.”
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