Suga Reveals Details About BTS Members To TXT, Says Jungkook Cries The Most

BTS member Suga hosted Tomorrow X Together members Yeonjun and Taehyun on his show Suchwita.

Suga also mentioned how the members of the group became like family.

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New Delhi: In the most recent episode of his show Suchwita, BTS member Suga hosted Tomorrow X Together members Yeonjun and Taehyun. Suga spoke about his fellow BTS members, and Taehyun said that Yeonjun has a habit to weep easily. The BTS rapper then added that his band members are also sentimental.

"Our members are also sentimental and cry a lot. It's tough to see them cry sometimes," Suga said. When Taehyun asked who 'cries the most', Suga said it was Jungkook. "I think I saw him cry. If I ask, 'Are you crying?' He cries." 

The K-pop idol mentioned how the members of the group became like family.

"We have spent more time with them than our families. Namjoon and I, for 13 years we were together 24x7. I came to Seoul when I was 18. I ran into him upstairs a while ago and we don't even bother to say hi now. We just go 'yo'. We are just so comfortable with other now. I spent more time with them than with my family. I always see them walking around in their underwear."

Suga went on to recall his training days and called himself a 'legendary trainee'. "As a trainee who always came in the last but never got kicked out. Min Yoongi was always at the bottom of the list but I never got cut," he said.

During their conversation, Suga asked the TXT members about their first expression about him, Yeonjun said,"I thought maybe you were in a bad mood. But later I warmed up to you because one time you bought us fried chicken. You dropped in and asked, 'Do you guys like fried chicken?' And then gave us some. That was when my heart fluttered a little." Suga said, "I did that the first time Hobi came too. I just like doing that for people. If I see it I just buy some for people."

Suga also talked about people calling 'TXT the younger brother of BTS'. "They think you started out in a good environment under a good system. But as someone who saw you from the start, I know it wasn't like that. And people always compare you to us. But I know how much passion you have and how hard you work. I have seen all that and I think that's why you made it."

On the work front, the rapper recently shared the track list of his upcoming debut solo album, D-DAY.