Rapper Reacts to AGUST D (SUGA BTS) - 'AUGUST D' (MV)!! | FIRST EVER REACTION

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Ok, so the Idol thing... k-pop artists are called "idols", so he's basically saying "all you rappers should be thankful we're not competing on the same genre, now you can have some space"

basically he said rappers should be thankful that he's a K-pop idol.

Suga doesn't care about:
1. Haters
2. Breathing

SUGA is from a city called Daegu! Agust D is SUGA backwards and then the TD stands for Daegu Town! I love how respectful and deep these reactions are. Keep going 💜💜

The confidence this song gives me is OUT OF THIS WORLD✋✨💅

"next up is billboard"
Goes to billboard the next year (first ever for an Asian artist)
"Getting no 1 on billboard"
Gets three songs on billboard no 1 in less than 3 months
"Going to the grammy has been a goal of mine"
Visits the grammys as nominees, representers, than nominees again

-the fact that all he says comes true just adds a whole lot of sass into his words.

The Fact that: Suga only say 2 words
1. Korean
2. Facts

"All you all rappers should be thankful I'm an idol" means that the rappers are lucky that Suga's full-time focus isn't rapping, but that he's a K-Pop idol with BTS. If he were a full-time rapper, he'd mop the floor with them/they wouldn't stand a chance. I love his swagger (and it's deserved, the man is talented AF)

AGUST D
AGUS=SUGA
T D=TOWN of DAEGU (DAEGU TOWN)

Agust D “the last” is a powerful one that hits deep for most people
RM “joke”
Jhope “airplane”

The place where he said "SSaihanuwar" is embarrassing.
SSaihanuwar was a track released by SUGA back in 2013 during their debut days. He brags in that song about selling 30,000 copies.
So basically what he is saying is now he sells so much that he is embarrassed of that number he bragged about in that song.

When he was young and coming up in the rap world, before BTS, he would sell his raps, only to be robbed. They would steal his rhymes and never pay him. And when he was in school, he only had enough money each day to either ride the bus home or eat. He was very poor, he fought HARD to get where he is.
I feel a lot of connections with him, but mostly his basketball game. SUGA is short for "Shooting Guard," his position on his team. I was also a shooting guard in JHS and HS, would have been college too, but life and babies happened. I was also a singer and actor, as well as on track to be a linguist/translator. My 17 year old daughter introduced me to BTS a few months ago. I had stopped listening to all music, stopped singing, stopped playing ball following a very emotional and abusive experience many years ago. BTS is the first music I can listen to now, and this old mom turns the bass all the way up when my SUGA is spittin! I love that grit! Finally feel like I'm living life again.

I’m often shocked that many ARMYs have no idea about the existence of RM’s masterpiece that is Joke. You think you know, but the truth is you have absolutely no idea about the force that is RM’s Joke.

he's really an introvert BTS but once he opened his mouth to rap, he spits bars... he's the most hardworking, generous idol, people call him "the hit maker"

Yoongi’s tracks aren’t dedicated as a diss track or a track for haters, he once said “If you get offended by my words, then it’s your problem” - agust d

when yoongi open his mouth and start rapping he always spit FACTS!

The origin of the name Agustd: suga's name as a soloist is Agustd, if you spell 'suga' backwards it becomes 'agus' and he added the 'td' because he was born in daegu/daegu town; a city in south korea.

The "be thankful I'm an idol" is a diss directed at Korean Rappers who have said that "Idols can't be rappers". It's why he calls them "fried rappers", rappers who don't have talent, can't make hits and chart-toppers, who are pushing blame onto KPop idols. If he wasn't an idol, he'd outright slaughter them in their genre. He's had those comments directed at his face numerous times, and he couldn't clap back at those times but he is in this track.

The "building" he's he's stuck inside is basically a container (or a box), and at the end he's sitting outside that proverbial box. He can't be contained, he can't be put in a box, but also his style is outside the box. He refers to this at the beginning when he says the kpop category is too small for him. He's an "idol" (which is the term used to refer to kpop stars in Korea), but he's also a rapper, a musician, a composer, a producer and a songwriter. He's more than just that one box people put him in. This is why I love Yoongi and BTS!