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Suga is a member of BTS. As Agust D he released a trilogy — Agust D, D-2 and D-DAY — and with his release on 21 June 2025 he was the last of the seven to complete military service.
Suga is a member of BTS, which debuted with all seven members on 13 June 2013. The official site gives his birthday as 9 March 1993.
His solo work came out under the name Agust D. The first record, Agust D, came out on 16 August 2016 with ten tracks, and Idology’s Park Hee-a took it up that December. NME reported on 5 April 2023 that it had been released in full on streaming services. The second, D-2, came out on 22 May 2020 with ten tracks.
D-DAY came out on 21 April 2023 with ten tracks. The album notes carried on Bugs say it completes a trilogy that runs from Agust D through D-2, holds ten hip-hop songs and takes liberation as its subject. The title track is ‘Haegeum’, and the notes name ‘People Pt.2’, with IU, as its pre-release. Idology’s Erin wrote that, as the last of the trilogy, the record shows continuity with the earlier work through ‘Haegeum’ while carrying far more ease overall than its predecessors, and Billboard placed it eighth on its list of the 25 best K-pop albums of 2023. The Korea Herald, too, recorded in its piece on the group’s first 13 years that he released D-Day in 2023.
His name is in the group’s credits as a producer too. According to BIGHIT MUSIC’s album notes he worked on ‘Yet To Come’, the title track of the 2022 anthology album Proof, with RM and j-hope; and ‘Take Two’, released on 9 June 2023 for the tenth anniversary, was produced by him, with RM and j-hope on the writing. In 2026 he produced the digital single ‘Come Over’, released on 12 June, with Cirkut and Ammo, and he is named alongside RM and j-hope in the credits of NORMAL, which reissued a song from the fifth album ARIRANG.
In the Q&A Billboard Korea carried on the day ARIRANG was released, he described “BTS 2.0”, the name the members gave this era, as “a new beginning”.
His military service began in September 2023 as a social service worker. Hankook Ilbo reported that he would be released on 21 June 2025, and that this would complete military service for all seven members.
Heard as Agust D, D-2 and D-DAY, the solo work follows the trilogy order the album notes describe. The group songs he produced are ‘Take Two’ and ‘Come Over’; the members’ answers on “BTS 2.0” are in the story on the release-day Q&A for ARIRANG, and the group’s 13 years are on the BTS hub.
Released from alternative service, the last of the seven
He had begun alternative service as a social service worker in September 2023, and his release completed military service for all seven.
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BTS is a seven-piece group under BIGHIT MUSIC that debuted on 13 June 2013 with the single album '2 Cool 4 Skool'. Its fifth full-length album ARIRANG arrived on 20 March 2026, after all seven had completed military service, and an 85-show world tour opened in April.
BTS released their fifth full-length album ARIRANG at 1 p.m. KST on 20 March 2026 and named the promotions that followed it 'BTS 2.0'. In a Q&A carried by Billboard Korea, RM said half of it was the seven of them together again, and Suga answered "a new beginning".
Jung Kook sang the official theme 'Dreamers' alone at the 2022 Qatar World Cup opening ceremony on 20 November 2022. Four years later, on 19 July 2026, he was on the final's halftime stage with the other six members of BTS.
BTS performed 'Dynamite' at the halftime show of the World Cup final between Spain and Argentina at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey on 19 July 2026. It was the first halftime show ever staged at a World Cup final.
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