Do you hate getting out of bed on Monday mornings? Do you prefer to sit still or lie at home rather than go to school or work? If so, Suga BTS (Bangtan Boys) has some suggestions for you.
The new HYBE EDU video teaches Korean phrases using clips from Suga's live broadcast. In this "video calling role-play", she responds to a fan who dislikes office work with 9am to 5pm hours.
In response to this, Suga exclaimed, "You guys need to make a living!" As a practical person, Suga got to the point and said, "There's only one way to concentrate while you're working. It's all about making a living. Just think about payday, and push yourself."
Even Suga, who loves his job, has experienced a slump. "Perhaps there is no person who has never experienced adversity. What do you do when you experience a downturn? You just have to do it," said the 1993-born singer.
"In time, your slumps will be a thing of the past, and you'll be glad you made it through! Don't think, just do it. Then one day, you'll be doing this much. You don't have to be frustrated about not progressing. you guys have grown. That's how I experienced it too," said Suga.
In other news, Suga set a record by becoming the first Korean male artist to reach over 11 million monthly listeners on Spotify. As of this writing, it has amassed 11,020,860 listeners. This follows a huge spike in streaming of “Girl Of My Dreams,” which has now helped him set two different records for Korean artists.
By becoming the most streamed Korean male artist on Spotify, Suga has beaten the previous record holder, fellow BTS member RM (Rap Monster), which totaled 7,849,965. In doing so, Suga became the first Korean male artist to exceed 8 million monthly listeners, and then of course, 9 million and 10 million, before setting this new record with 11 million. (wk/goddess)
