BTS's SUGA bursts into tears during the final stage performance of his 'D-Day' World Tour in Seoul
BTS's SUGA burst into tears during the final stage performance of his 'D-Day' World Tour in Seoul.
Following the final stage performance of BTS member SUGA's 'D-Day' World Tour in Seoul, various video clips and photos circulated online. In particular, fans noticed SUGA getting emotional and bursting into tears while performing. One netizen posted a photo of SUGA from his concert crying on an online community forum and wrote, "Sigh, he cries really sadly." In the photo, SUGA was seen staring up at the ceiling and pouting as he seemed to let out his cry. The netizen further wrote, "Little kitty please don't hurt too much TTTT."
"Please don't cry, it breaks my heart." "I'm the person who cried after seeing Yoongi cry." "I'm not even a fan, why am I bursting into tears?" "Kitty TTTT." "Yoongi...Our Yoongi has to be happy. Everything will be okay." "Everyone there ended up crying." "His expressions are so sad, I'm sad too."
Min Yoongi is an incredible musician and performer, but first and foremost: he's a human. A human with a tumultuous history and promising but unknowable future. In this season of intense change... well, it's understandable for him to process these intense emotions as tears. I'm glad to hear that most people are supportive of him, on this occasion and in general. I hope we humans can grow into a healthy acceptance of feelings, whether those feelings are good, bad, or complicated.
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Nataliya701,155 ptsMonday, August 7, 2023 1
Monday, August 7, 2023
This is the most emotional concert I've ever seen! Thank you Suga, for the incredible emotion!
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Min Yoongi is an incredible musician and performer, but first and foremost: he's a human. A human with a tumultuous history and promising but unknowable future. In this season of intense change... well, it's understandable for him to process these intense emotions as tears. I'm glad to hear that most people are supportive of him, on this occasion and in general. I hope we humans can grow into a healthy acceptance of feelings, whether those feelings are good, bad, or complicated.