BTS's Suga "almost got kicked out of the hostel for lack of funds"... "Hanging in there was the answer" during tough trainee days

(출처=유튜브 채널 'BANGTAN TV' 캡처)

BTS's Suga has shared an anecdote about his difficult debut.

On the web show "Shukuta," which was released on BTS's YouTube channel "BANGTAN TV" on the 19th, J-Hope appeared and shared various stories.

In the video, Suga recalled her first stay at the hostel, saying, "Do you remember when they said, 'Go back to the BTS house, we can't afford it anymore?'

"They told us to get our own place and get out, but we didn't have any money, so me, J-Hope, and Kim Namjoon said we couldn't go out because we didn't have any money," he said, adding, "We held on and held on, and then we finally raised enough money to make our debut. I wonder what kind of vision the seven of us had. No one thought it would be like this," he confessed.

J-Hope also said, "That's right. Even Bang Si-hyuk's PD said it was a miracle that they gathered these seven people." He added, "It's a good thing it worked out so well for Butter. It's a good thing none of us got out."

Suga then said, "Actually, I was going to leave. I woke up at 6 a.m., came in around 4 a.m., washed up, and slept. I was up at 6 a.m. and came in at 4 a.m. to wash and sleep. One of them thought I should be the one to carry the baton," he recalls.

"But that was in the United States. How do you make a splash in the U.S.?", which got a laugh.

"Being a team is not about being the best, it's about being a team," says Suga. It's been eventful for over 10 years, but I think the members have been able to keep it together." He thanked the members for being together.

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