Suga Of BTS Reveals How COVID-19 Pandemic Affected Group’s Bond

Suga, one of the members of the popular boy group called BTS, unhesitatingly shared to the public how the novel coronavirus pandemic affected their bond.

In a video that SiriusXM uploaded on YouTube, Suga stated that the global health crisis had made them even closer together. He cited that since the group has no tours yet because of the quarantine restrictions, they are able to spend more time with each other.

Suga also uttered that their current bonding includes making music and writing their songs. They want to ensure that their supporters will become happy even if the world is in a pandemic.

"We were basically together with each other 24 hours a day before the pandemic. But when we are on tour, we individually take time to rest and recharge. Since the pandemic, we spent even more time together..." Suga said.

"So I feel like we've become even closer," he added.

When asked about where they want to conduct their first post-pandemic show, Jimin hilariously answered that a concert on the moon would be a great idea. He even said that everyone could watch the show if it is held in the said place.

BTS is undoubtedly one of the most prominent South Korean boy bands in the world. Its members include RM, Jin, Suga, J-Hope, Jimin, V, and Jungkook.

Most of their supporters from various parts of the world are already excited to see them perform on stage. On March 14, BTS will be "setting the night alight" as they perform at the 2021 edition of the GRAMMY Awards. They are also nominated for the Best Pop Duo/Group Performance category.

In a previous report, BTS credited their success to their fans called ARMY. They said that any achievement of the group would not be possible without the help of the people who continue to support them.