Hoshi SEVENTEEN gave his reaction to the idea of Suga BTS asking Woozi to collaborate on the latest episode of 'SUCHWITA' on YouTube. Hoshi's response was considered very relatable to fans.
The collaborative discourse of Suga BTS and Woozi SEVENTEEN (II) appeared in their chat on "SUCHWITA" episode 10. Responding to this idea, Hoshi was said to represent the many fans who were enthusiastic about welcoming the collaboration of the two producers in their respective groups.
On Monday (1/5), Hoshi made an Instagram Story post immediately after "SUCHWITA" aired on YouTube Bangtan TV. In particular, the owner of the name Kwon Soonyoung reposted snippets of Suga and Woozi's conversation about the possibility of a collab.
Just as enthusiastic as the fans, Hoshi said, "From today I'm waiting for your collaboration."
Previously, Suga brought up the idea of collaborating with Woozi when they discussed working on music for other artists. Through their chat on "SUCHWITA", the two of them also demonstrated a harmonious way of working and views on music.
Hoshi's response also received positive reactions from fans. Hoshi's passion in supporting Suga and Woozi in collaborating is considered really relatable to fans.
"He's like me, really," said one fan. "If you think you are most excited about the possibility of collaboration between Woozi and Suga, think again, Hoshi is always 10 steps ahead of you," said other fans. "Does he use (teary emoji)? This man really uses his cuteness, how will Yoongi say no to him?" another said.
"But I think it would be fun if you and I did a collab. I would love it, I'm always open to projects," said Suga. "Maybe our group name could be 'Brothers'."
"Sounds good. I have a few things that come to mind that would be really cool if I did it with hyung," Woozi replied.
Suga then suggested that their collaboration use songs that Woozi didn't use. According to him, such a collaboration is more natural than being pushed into making new music.
Meanwhile, Suga is busy with a tour under the name Agust D. After performing in America, he will stop by in several Asian countries including Indonesia at the end of May.
Meanwhile, Hoshi and Woozi are busy with SEVENTEEN's comeback. Their mini-album vol.10 "FML" has taken first place in sales for a week after selling over 4 million copies. (wk/inta)
