Suga from BTS he is known as the band’s musical genius. Before becoming an idol, he was a rapper in the underground scene and he was already producing and writing songs that he was able to sell to survive. However, rumors indicate that Jennie from BLACKPINK could be her muse inspiration.
The idol has collaborated with several artists creating or composing their songs such as Halsey, Suran, Psy and even with global brand Samsung. Many describe him as a musician with great depth in thought and emotion.
He currently has two mixtapes and is known as Agust D in his solo role. He even said that he can’t have a girlfriend because music consumes all his time. However, it seems that his inspiration could be related to this girl.
Is BLACKPINK’s Jennie Suga the “muse” of BTS?
Suga from BTS He has several solo works, some famous titles such as “Daechwita”, “Seesaw” and others. He also collaborated with IU. His lyrics express personal experiences, his struggle with depression, and reflect the criticism of his haters.
Some time ago, there were rumors about the rapper that Jennie from BLACKPINK could be her muse. Fake news spread on social media about stealing a notebook with thousands of songs written by a singer who allegedly used Suga to create his mixtape and one of his collaborative projects.
However, this was all a joke between the fandoms, because ARMYs assure that it is absurd to even believe in something like that, since both have very different styles. Some remember him fondly. Also, it goes without saying that Suga is one of the members who owns his own studio, so all of his creations are stored on his computer.
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