BTS Suga recalled his difficult childhood.
In the episode of "[Sugar Time] EP.13 SUGA with Jo Seho" uploaded on YouTube's "BangtanTV" on the 3rd, Suga talked to guest Jo Seho.
After hearing Jo Seho's story about his difficult childhood, Suga sympathized with his story and shared his own story.
Suga said, "I started working at the age of 17. I debuted at the age of 21, and around the age of 23, people started to recognize BTS as a group." However, he said that the most difficult time for him was when he was 23 years old in 2015.
Suga said, "Now people know me to some extent, but I should be making some money in proportion to that, but it was always in the red." However, he said that he did not show his difficulties to his family and said, "I'm fine, I'm doing well."
Later, Suga confessed that he showed his weakness to his parents for the first time when the COVID-19 outbreak broke out and all performances were cut off. He said, "I said, 'I have to go to the concert, but there are people waiting for me, why can't we go?' and I cried. And I fell asleep between my parents. I left home when I was 18, but when I was 27, I cried a lot and slept between my parents."
To this, Jo Seho said, "The way you are now is a proof of the time you have spent. No matter what anyone says, that time is a gift to you," he said, admiring Suga.
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