BTS‘s Suga is known for speaking his mind about everything. From topics such as music to the idol industry, he has a no-holds-barred, honest attitude that calls for the admiration of fans. In an interview with Weverse Magazine, he once shared about the hardships of the idol industry promotional system, especially pertaining to music shows and programs.

He was asked to share his thoughts about the promotional activities of his juniors.

It’s not an exaggeration to say that you’ve achieved many of the attainable achievements within the music trade as an artist. However, what do you assume is critical in promotional actions for the artists which have come after BTS?

— Interviewer

The means artists promote is so powerful. As quickly as their promotions begin, they seem on a music present a day and so they expertise a lot of fatigue and there are lots of instances the place this stacks up and results in harm. And regardless of that, it’s not like they receives a commission for music present appearances. And so, although they’re so lively, there aren’t any tangible outcomes and they also will get discouraged. If it’s attainable, it will be good for them to have only one stage that’s excessive when it comes to completeness, however given the present state of affairs, that’s fairly laborious. And the character of our job isn’t one that’s abnormal, so there are circumstances the place the legal guidelines defending it are fairly ambiguous. I feel the enterprise system must be developed extra.

— Suga

Music present promotional techniques in South Korea is thought to be taxing, with idols preparing from daybreak with hair and make-up and taking part in rehearsals all day. However, music exhibits don’t function on a paid system for appearances because it is a chance that many artists, particularly newbies, crave to let their names be recognized to most people.

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