Which KPOP artists should we check out next? 🗯️ Should we check out more SUGA/AGUST D songs? 🗯️

@jennielamach4260

Ай бұрын

Seesaw,The last,dear my friend,snooze,agust d He has a good discography I recommend you check it out

@alenaputeri

Ай бұрын

check out more agust d songs please

@__preet

Ай бұрын

More BTS or members solo stuff please

@janinedimino-luna8016

Ай бұрын

First Love

@GG-ig9pp

Ай бұрын

D-Day is also one of my favorites by Agust D

Yoongi got into an accident before their debut and broke his shoulder, when he was working as a delivery driver. This is why we see him repeatedly get into a crash in this music video. For fear of Big Hit kicking him out of the company, Yoongi didn’t tell anyone about his shoulder. I’m pretty sure that he didn’t go to the hospital, or he did but he wasn’t able to pay for it as his family was suffering from financial problems at the time. He finally got surgery for his shoulder in 2020 so he was on hiatus during Life Goes On promotions. I can’t imagine how he went through training, dancing everyday and doing complex routines with the pain. He deserves the world🥺🫶

@djlivvy46

Ай бұрын

He had injections in his shoulder for years, and we also saw him wearing a brace before performances. I think he said it was the Black Swan choreography which finally made him get the surgery.

@pyejammiesfanfic640

Ай бұрын

I think it was a torn labrum not a broken shoulder but it was a very painful, injury and serious enough to prevent him going on active service despite corrective surgery.

@chere100

Ай бұрын

@@pyejammiesfanfic640 Posterior labral tear of his left shoulder, which means the cartilage around his shoulder joint was torn.

@cristarose503

Ай бұрын

​@@chere100 Thanks for the clarification.

@pyejammiesfanfic640

Ай бұрын

@@chere100 thanks

the last scene of the mv is heartwrenching. He tried to reach the door but failed. on his very last day of his world tour last year he performed in Seoul. The last scene, after he said goodbye, was exactly this door, they recreated this scene of Amygdala on stage. Yoongi opened the door, turned around, smiled and went off. I think all of us were in tears. What a moment.

@klaracorko902

Ай бұрын

Just remembering. Im in tears🥲

@paulina-debolsillo8218

Ай бұрын

He's the best.

@katarinka1604

Ай бұрын

He recovered...

@fatimaperez5383

Ай бұрын

Just remembering I get chills❤

@suebee0619

Ай бұрын

I sobbed.

Suga has always was open about his mental health you should listen to the song "the last" that's an emotional one

@jacquelinenguyen1002

Ай бұрын

That's the song I connected too. I didn't understand it but I felt it. Then I read the lyrics. Oh my heart

@Noxy875

Ай бұрын

I remember the first time I heard that song it hit me so hard and once I read the lyrics I sobbed. Felt seen and I can honestly say that made me army coz from there I did a deep dive

@loftyradish6972

Ай бұрын

@@jacquelinenguyen1002 Same thing happened to me with First Love. My first album was Wings, I was just listening to it on through and then First Love came on. I had it on repeat for hours. I'd been in therapy for years for trauma, but his music was the first time I was able to face those emotions in a healthy, non destructive way.

There are a few reasons why this video only has 12M views on YT. 1. YT is well known for filtering the streams of ALL BTS songs. 2. This video is hard to watch. Most ARMYs cried while watching this video for the first time. Yoongi’s willingness to share such private aspects of his life for the first time (such as his mom’s heart surgery and his dad getting diagnosed with liver cancer) was so shocking and heart wrenching. The trauma of his accident was shown here to its full extent and how it really affected him. I was fortunate enough to have watched his concert in Singapore last year, and it was so emotional. The most profound moment we all shared was during the final concert, when he finally walked through that door, signifying his healing. I bawled my eyes out when that happened. 😭😭😭

@AJP.OT7

Ай бұрын

One more thing to add 3. It has a “content warning” on it which makes it harder to stream & younger ppl can’t watch it & some ARMY couldn’t watch it due to their own personal backgrounds.

@trishp79

Ай бұрын

@@AJP.OT7 Yes, thank you for adding that as well.

@selenesaeg9925

Ай бұрын

This. It is so hard to watch this MV without crying. For some of us is really triggering as well :(

@kashirenful

Ай бұрын

I agree. This MV is triggering. It brings embedded memories out and you know exactly how it feels to have those repressed memories out in raw. It's a hard watch for me. But I love this song. And I'm so in awe he is able to explore his pain like this. I feel really seen. Thanks yoongi 💜

@masniyaulfa5149

Ай бұрын

Yups is hard to rewatch ..

Honestly, I had the same reaction you did. Fortunately I knew about some of his struggles already so, I didn't cry. I agree with what my fellow ARMY's have said. The strength, perseverance, and mental fortitude that Yoongi has is amazing. He continued to practice, learn new routines, etc. with that shoulder injury and didn't say anything. He is truly amazing.

The part in the MV where we see him cutting his face, is a reference to the eye scar he has in Daechwita and Haegeum. So AMYGDALA is actually a prequel. Yoongi had an accident when he was a trainee. He was working as a delivery driver to pay for his tuition and had a car accident which damaged his shoulder. He was afraid to tell BigHit in case they sent him away. He told the other members that he fell down the stairs. He couldn’t afford to have the surgery needed to fix it. He eventually had surgery in 2020 to correct the damage but for years he had terrible pain and would often suffer during performances with intense choreography. Mama and Papa Yoongi are still around thankfully despite the health issues outlined in the song. For more emotional Yoongi songs I recommend: The Last Snooze (feat. Woosung and Ryuichi Sakamoto) He’s very introspective and raw. If you want emotions, Yoongi is the guy! ☺️

@ashleyder9164

Ай бұрын

I recommended the same two songs, heh.

I love how you call him 'this kid' like there arent just a few years between you. Very sweet. I've been really enjoying your reactions! Looking forward to more

How he will melt away when he react to "Snooze" :D That song deserves a Grammy itself

@meghanas2003

20 күн бұрын

That's sooo true... It does deserve a Grammy

I'm 54 year old ARMY from NZ. Yoongi is my bias. I rarely watch the video or listen to the song because it hurts me. It's so traumatic and we all know that Yoongi endured pain for years. We are also acutely aware of his struggles with mental health and depression. He is so loved and appreciated that it's hard for me and for ARMY to know how much he suffered. It's portrayed in such a beautifully tragic way, that it's quite heartbreaking. But we're also grateful of the trust he has in ARMY to embrace it. Genius.

@dominiquebailey5819

Ай бұрын

Thanks for sharing, i feel exactly the same way which is why i haven't watched Amygdala more than a few times. It hurts. But I'm so grateful to him for sharing this with us so openly. 9:45

The most powerful thing is that in the very final performance of the DDay tour, for the first time that door appeared -- and he walked through it, turning back and smiling. They didn't include that in the tour movie but I'm hoping it will be in the DVD version.

@88hallin69

Ай бұрын

And I completely bawled like a baby as he walked through that door! I really hope they include that on the DVD as well.

@aysegulpervane7835

Ай бұрын

😢😢😢@allysson

Cutting his eye is how he got the scar in Daechwita and Haegeum, which is how the trilogy all fits together. Basically, his way of handling trauma led to the creation of Agust D, where a lot of his earlier music was full of rage and pain (The Last for example. A hard listen but great insight into his past).

Yoongi has been through a lot and has always been open about it in his lyrics. He has some songs that make it very clear how he struggled with mental health in the past and tries to comfort others that might be going through similar situations too. He was assumed to be cold and rude even a few years ago but he has now accepted all of the things in his past and now is often seen as a chill, sweet, warm and comforting person. He talks about how his personality and even mental health changed over the time and discusses about the journey of his emotions frequently.

@leahwarburton

Ай бұрын

Yoongi is a person who Thinks Deeply, Feels Deeply, and Cares Deeply.

Amygdala is really so close to my heart. This is not just a song, but Yoongi's truth, literally a part of him that he allowed us to see. And what made this experience even more memorable is the fact that for the trilogy, he chose Amygdala to close that chapter. In the mv, it showed that no matter how much he tried to open the door to his memories, what's done is done. But in Yoongi's final concert, he ended the concert by exiting through a door. Such raw and sentimental detail made me realize just how strong Yoongi is. From being chained to the past memories to bravely opening a door to move forward :(

The first time I saw this vid last year, I was so emotionally affected that I contacted my adult children and begged them to watch it. They have always dismissed BTS as "that Korean boy band Mom likes", and they never watched it. But it affected me so profoundly and still does. Suga is a musical genius and a gift to this world.

[Edit: See kabazinga's comment below for better details.] The "accident he couldn't mention" is shown in the music video. In 2012 when the BTS members were still just trainees, Yoongi was doing bike deliveries on the side to make ends meet. He was hit by a car, almost run over, and his shoulder was injured terribly (torn labrum). If I remember correctly, Yoongi couldn't afford to have the injury treated and he was worried that if he told the company about it, they would cut him from the team. (Big Hit was just a small company back then.) When the company found out they offered to help. He finally received the surgery he needed in November of 2020. 💜

@watermelontime1927

Ай бұрын

@@kabazinga Ah, thank you. I'll make an edit. I don't wanna spread misinformation 👍

From one metal head to another, thank you for checking out these videos. Yoongi is the one member I've felt more connected to. His willingness to share his struggles and strengths with us makes him one of the truest artists in the world. When he performed this song at his final concert before entering mandatory service is one you should watch. His raw emotions and the way ARMYs were with him the entire performance made that concert the most powerful i have ever seen. I watched online and was crying so much for him. We love him so much 🥺💜

I get goosebumps every time I see this video. Thank you for the thoughtful reaction!

I remember when I first watched the MV it was so tough to visualise all the pain he went through over the years. We all knew about his shoulder injury but the fact that he had to put off the surgery for 8 years due to his schedules and other reasons made it even more heartbreaking. The MV shows how much he fought mentally with all his personal and family issues but he is a champion for winning at the end and overcoming most of his traumas through his music and creations. I really hope he feels at peace now. And the fact that this MV has lesser views might be because it was the 3rd MV from the album and this video has viewers discretion cause of the self harming scenes. It is also tough for us to rewatch the MV and see him go through such pain.

Amygdala is the part of the brain that stocks our memory, in this song, the room is that part of him The trilogy is just parts of him dying and being killed. Even tho the others were “supposed to die”, like the emperor who terrorised people (his fame) and the police officer (who was like shackles to him). But this last one, it’s an accidental death. He tried to save himself from his amygdala (that contained all his memory, his past suic*dal thoughts, his accident where he injured his shoulder and couldn’t tell anyone, his mom and dad being sick etc). He tried to save this part of him, before it would turn into something he couldn’t control. But he couldn’t. Sometimes I feel like the emperor agust d and the police officer (in Haegeum) are just what remains of his hurt self.

This song always makes me cry

I can see the video only having 12 million views because it is a sad, emotional song that some people might struggle to watch. I can generally listen to this song without much problem, but watching the mv makes me cry.

@__preet

Ай бұрын

Yes this is the reason because it's kinda triggering lot of armys couldn't bring themselves to watch this mv ,which is absolutely fine !!

@djlivvy46

Ай бұрын

I don't think it would be suitable for the younger Armys to watch either. I literally cry every time I see it.

@Nilaratna

Ай бұрын

True - it's emotionally intense, and not something you can "happily" listen to on a loop. The MV also has a trigger warning at the start, so that probably limits many viewers. I had it on a KZread playlist once but it would "interrupt" the playlist because the trigger warning paused the video and you'd have to click through it every time. Such a hard-hitting but beautiful song, though - the instrumentation is also great/one of my favorites.

@fuhua

Ай бұрын

it's also flagged with some age restriction? so it does not recommend

Suga only walks through the white door on the end of his very last concert, and waves. All over the world tears were streaming down ARMYs face. SNOOZE ultimate comfort song. A collab with the fantastic lead singer from the ROSE Woosung

I cried upon seeing this for the first time. Even thought we already knew about his hardships it still hurts. But to be able to talk about this, requiers a lot of courage and I admire him for that.

Yoongi (Suga/Agust D) has so many amazing songs, it's hard to pick which one! His latest album (D-Day) is honestly a no skip album for me, Polar Night and Snooze are incredible but I could listen to any track on repeat all day. For something in the same vein as Amygdala, The Last is emotionally heavy, along with First Love. So Far Away is another one. If you're wanting to see a live performance, his People Pt.2 with IU on her Pallette show blew me away! So did his performance of Eight, but it's actually IU's song though he produced it. Thanks for your reaction!

I haven't seen anyone mention the almonds. So! Here I go! "Amygdala" comes from the Greek word " ἀμυγδαλή " meaning "almond", as the amygdalae resemble almonds. During this MV we see Yoongi (Suga / AGUST D) constantly eat almonds during the video. For this, I will reference the book Almond by Sohn Wonpyung (a fantastic book, mind you, I recommend it to everyone who hasn't read it). In Almond, our MC Yunjae was born with Alexithymia, a condition where a person is born with underdeveloped amygdalae and therefore have trouble recognizing, naming, and/or describing their own emotions. Yunjae's mother concerned over her son's inability to "feel" things always had almonds on the table during every meal and would make him eat them. I'll quote an excerpt from the book after Yunjae describes his ritual for eating almonds (he had to make it especial because he didn't like them): "The reason I bother going through this ritual is not because I like almonds. At every meal of the day, there were almonds on the table. There was no way of getting around them. So I just made up a way to eat them. Mom thought that if I ate a lot of almonds, the almonds inside my head would get bigger. It was one of the very few hopes she clung to. Everybody has two almonds inside their head, stuck firmly on somewhere between the back of your ears and the back of your skull. In fact, they're called "amygdalae," derived from the Latin word for almond because their size and shape are exactly like one. When you get stimulated by something outside your body, these almonds send signals into your brain. Depending on the type of stimulation, you'll feel fear or anger, joy or sorrow. But for some reason, my almonds don't seem to work well. They don't really light up when they are stimulated. So I don't know why people laugh or cry. Joy, sorrow, love, fear-all these things are vague ideas to me. The words "emotion" and "empathy" are just meaningless letters in print." Now that we know this, in the MV we see almonds and pills being mirrored. We know Yoongi suffers from depression, and we know he's been to a psychiatrist. When you are depressed, or have any disorders, and your brain isn't working like it's supposed to, you get prescribed medication to try and manufacture the response your brain should be creating. I think the almonds and pills are nudging at that. Yoongi had to take medication to try and make his brain function normally. I don't think this says he abused pills or anything like that. He'd take his "almonds" daily in the hope of "fixing" his problem, hoping that one day, he would stop feeling things too much or too little. Again, this is my interpretation of what it means. Yoongi's music always hits me the hardest out of all of BTS. He's the one I connect to the most. I think you should react to Agust D - The Last (lyric video + live performance).

Suga aka AgustD aka Min Yoongi has always been very honest and open in his lyrics. I cried the first time hearing and seeing the mv pf this one, wasnt expecting that. Also cried the first time listening to 'The Last' , highly recommend that one to understand a bit of his struggle 💜 Also love the genuineness of your vids💜

I've just binged through all your reactions and am in awe of how well you analyse each song. Yoongi is my bias and a huge part of that is the music he makes and how honest he is in his lyrics. A few other song recs by him that I would love to see your reaction to (no MVs but the 3rd one has a live perf): So Far Away (featuring a truly epic guitar solo) Dear My Friend (honest raw lyrics about his past) Snooze (my absolute fave, it's so powerful and the instrumentals are out of this world) People (one of the first times he showcased his angelic singing voice) Side note that he performed some of these on his tour last year and on the final concert day he was incredibly emotional and ended up crying through some of the more emotional songs (dear my friend, snooze and amygdala if I remember correctly). It really shows how deep he goes with his music and how real it all is for him.

I heard the song first and read the lyrics and they were heartbreaking, but I remember when I saw him on that scooter in the video, I had to stop it and breath through it for a moment, because I knew that part was about his accident. I think my heart really broke for him when I heard The Last for the first time. Amygdala is powerful, but he also wrote it in a mentally much better place from what I understand, so even though I was heartbroken he had to go through it, it felt cathartic too. The Last was a lot harder to listen to.

I love the whole Trilogie, but Amygdala is the one that hit me always and make me cry , to see through how much pain he is gone in the past. He gives me so much strenght in Times i have doubts on myself or about the decisions i have to make.

Min Yoongi is an amazing young man who has turned his trials into opportunities to help others. He has always been open about suffering from depression, social anxiety and OCD. Just sharing that within his lyrics and savage performances touches people and let's them know they aren't alone. I believe he is a creative genius.

Just like in the MV Yoongi had a car accident when he was doing a delivery job part-time, that's how he injured his shoulder which he had surgery for in 2020.

I’m a 68 year old Army for 10 years. Yoongi has a song The Last, that song touched my soul. It made me realize there is someone like me. And then he writes Amygdala and absolutely destroys me because I feel every word of that song. Check out The Last, it also deals with mental health. 💜

It’s well known among Army that Yoongi has suffered from depression, OCD, and social anxiety from a young age. However, after years of struggle, he’s in a much better mindset now.

This is one of the reasons he is my bias. He is not afraid to be open about what is going on in his head. Not only is he a beautiful human being, but i would call him my little brother if we ever met.

I cried the first time I saw this. His real accident was worse. He was hit by a truck and he has said that when he opened his eyes, a tire was right in front of his face. He is a musical genius.

Yoongi was in the process of writing Amygdala during their "In The Soop" staycation, there is a moment when Jimin joins him while Yoongi was working on it. And he said that it was a difficult song for him, he suffered of strong mood swings in the process. But I think it was somehow cathartic and a further step towards his healing 💜

The last night of his last concert he walked through that door, turned, smiled and waved to show he's ok now. oh I think you should see and hear his rawness when he did his diss track back to his forma HipHop Rappers who called him a sell out and a girl. Boy he didn't hold back in that diss track it's Agust D: Agust D.

The imagery of him crawling and the platform rising, and then he can't open the door!!!!! Brilliant!!!! I thought this had more views. It was such a hit with ARMY. Sometimes I think KZread takes away views, I swear!! I love Yoongi. This song and MV should have gotten so many awards in a fair world. It really hit all my emotions. 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼💜💜💜

@7Flowers1Dream

Ай бұрын

YT does take away BTS views. It even did that to another reactor who made a cover of Jin’s The Astronaut. Seeing it first hand was wild. Another reason it doesn’t have more views is that it’s “age restricted” and has a “viewer warning” attached (self harm, etc). It’s not an MV that most people would watch multiple times either, because it’s emotionally heavy and because it can be triggering for some people.

Yeah, I sobbed when I first saw this video. That feeling of realizing you have so much to properly unpack and process and the only person who can truly help yourself is you. And accepting that sometimes, you can't. At least not right away. His line about making the best choice, the second best, the third best always hits me so hard because I think that's just being human. Doing the best we can in the moment and then trying to live and grow through the consequences.

I love that you make the effort to try to understand... most reactors not knowing what an amygdala is don't stop and google it and it's so frustrating! The song has so much meaning when you understand what he's saying. Knowing his history (his accident, pain, mental health issues), I think every ARMY cried after seeing this video. It's one of my favorites of his, but is very bittersweet to listen to. I'd recommend Snooze next from Agust D... it's his way of telling younger artists that it's a hard road, but he'll be their support since he didn't have that when he was younger. It features Woosung of The Rose, an amazing Korean rock band and Woosung's voice is hauntingly perfect in that song (also watch Back to Me by The Rose - just amazing - as a rock fan, you may love it!)

All of Suga's songs are fantastic at conveying a story with the accompanying emotion (anger, grief, pride) - but two of my favorites are So Far Away (followed by its sequel Snooze) and First Love. Masterpieces

On his last tour in the performance of "Amygdala" Agust D he finally opened the door symbolizing that he finally managed to get out of difficult times.

Out of the 3 songs in the trilogy, "Amygdala" is my most favourite, 'cos even though it's not a loud song like the other 2 were, and it doesn't have a heavy beat like the other 2, it hits me the hardest in its own quieter way. There's like an eerie calm to this song that pierces straight through to my heart and breaks it into 2, with intensely personal autobiographical lyrics, and that kind of internal emotional pain that I could relate to. From what I understand, Yoongi's Mum had cardiac problems and the ticking of her heart refers to the pacemaker she has. Yoongi's motorcycle accident is something that happened when he was just starting out as a trainee in BTS and he didn't dare to tell the company, in case they would ask him to leave, so he put up with it all these years, and only got it fixed recently, like around the time the BE album came out, if I remember correctly. Anyways, if I got it wrong, I'm sure someone else here will get it right. If you think the music video is great (and it is), you should see him perform this live during his D-Day Concert Tour. There were a few songs that really get to him during this tour, "Amygdala" is one of them, the other is "Snooze", and yet another is "Dear My Friend". Suga aka Agust D tends to have really raw and personal lyrics in his songs, and they all hit hard in one way or another, but those songs have helped so many ARMYs, and so many people find themselves relating to him and feeling closer to him. Those songs are his healing and ours. The door that he can't seem to walk through in the "Amygdala" music video... he finally gets to walk through it and closes the door behind him onstage at the end of his D-Day concert. With BTS, things don't end with the song or the music video, the BTS world extends through their concerts and live performances at award shows and so on. It's hard NOT to want to explore everything once you start really getting into them.

He actually has a lot of really personal songs. If you thought this one was heavy you should listen to his song The Last. No music video but there are many lyric videos on KZread. Also his song snooze from the same album as Amygdala is beautiful and addresses younger Kpop idols, talking about his journey and telling them how to cope with the things he had to go through. It has a beautiful fan made music video.

I’m 52-year-old ARMY, I am OT7, but Yoongi is a very important member for me through experiences. Every time I watch this music video, I cry because I sympathize with Yoongi and find myself in the lyrics. Many ARMYs feel this way. There is also the song Agust D Ft. Ryuichi Sakamoto & WOOSUNG 'Snooze' - which for me is a continuation of the trilogy - which you should see. There is no official MV, it is part of a documentary film about the creation of the album. It is one of the last compositions by the late Ryuichi Sakamoto, with singing by Woosung (from the excellent band The Rose - it's worth reacting to them in K-pop). Thank you for your reactions - they bring me great joy.

Besides his incredible flow and delivery Yoongi's authenticity and lyricism are incredible. He reminds me so much of a younger Eminem in many ways. Also this song doesn't have many views because it's age restricted but I agree it deserves way more recognition

From the moment I've seen the track name revealed I knew that this was going to be one of my favourite songs ever. I've used the name amygdala as a pseudonym before, ever since I learned about it in biology class (my name's Magda, which means the one from Magdala - I couldn't ignore the similarity of the two words). I've allocated it pretty much the same meaning Yoongi does in his lyrics. My grandma commited suicide, my father's got depressed and went into a clinic, my mother's got breast cancer and during that whole time I've been bullied at school - out of fear of making the situation at home worse I barely talked about the bullying to my parents. Once graduated, I realised I'd forgotten about literally all of my primary and middle school time. Amygdala's not become one of my favourite but my favourite song of all time, having by far the most relatable lyrics I've come to hear. I am extremely impressed by Yoongi, writing all of this down and then sharing it with the whole world - that takes so much strength and vulnerability. With that in mind the song touches me even more deeply.

Yoongi has always shared his inner turmoil regarding his insecurities and phobias - so that other people can relate and how he handled it. I guess this is why we call him Grandpa Suga sometimes, he’s the second to the eldest in the group and there are times he is closed off, but he really cares for the members and does not express it in words as much. The members have fully accepted the way he is and love him whenever he does show his affection towards them.

in this song, Suga shared his life story. As sincerely as possible. He is a genius.

The first time I saw this video, I was just overcome with intense, overwhelming emotion, and I cried. This album (D-Day) was my most listened in 2023, and the tour he did to go with it was so amazing. I was lucky to see it in person, and I still watched every online concert, replay, and watched it again in the theater.

Agust D “The Last” is also very emotional. You can hear it in his voice

So emotional... Every time I watch it it hits me in the feels. It's beautiful.

Yoongi is a genius. His songwriting kills. I’m a 60 yo army and luv each member. They’re just different from western musicians. Check out Suga “ Snooze” it’s heartbreaking beautiful .

Suga's background makes it possible for him to go so deep into his art. Two faces of a coin.

Hello, Yoongi, since he started in music, he didn't count on the help of his parents, just his brother, so he came from his city to Seoul to clear a path alone in rap, but in the process he passed a lot of needs, trying to do several jobs among those deliverymen and one day he has an accident injuring his shoulder, When I can't stand it, I communicate to the company and there is support, and they did many treatments but they reduced the pain but they didn't take it away, (hence the pills in the video ) until November 2020 when finally with the best orthopedists in Korea operate it, so it was absent from the group for 3 months. In the video where you see someone thinking of doing damage with an exact face, it's to make his scar from Daechwita, which reflects everything he's been through to be the artist he is today. He says that the trilogy of these ends because he has already healed his heart, so in the video he does not open the door at the end, but on his tour before entering the Military Service at his last concert he says goodbye and weeps because he has freed himself from all his fears and depression. ( I recommend you see it )

I’ve seen others mention it but him walking through the door on his own at the end of the tour and waving at us was one of the most emotional moments I’ve ever had watching a performance. Yoongi is such a wonderful songwriter and he really does share so much of himself. His openness about his mental health struggles has been so helpful to me with my own. I am forever grateful to get to be ARMY. It doesn’t have a video but he has a song called People that I really resonate with. After you watch the guide and see where he came from I would recommend watching his AgustD video. Is it cathartic to watch him stand up for himself after seeing how they were treated.

Yoongi has said that we scar ourselves, by how we allow moments in our lives to affect us. The scar represents the things that had a negative impact on him and the way that the scar heals through Daechwita and Haegeum represents Yoongi healing as time passes. The first two songs also represent Yoongi ending negative aspects of his personality, the mad tyrant of a king, and the corrupt mob boss who was so fixated on money. The last Yoongi was just a simple man, eating noodles in a noodle shop but without the scar.

I always think I'm not gonna cry when I see people react to this and yet I always do. Yoongi had his shoulder crushed in a car accident around debut and initially hid it from the company. In kpop, historically, talent have been treated like replaceable cattle and he was terrified he would be let go as damaged goods. When the company found out, they were horrified and took him to the hospital. By then, significant damage had set in. (Big Hit also took care of his education bills, which was the only reason he was working the delivery job that caused the injury.) Yoongi was then worried because they were literally just starting BTS's debut and had to hit the ground running with all the promotion, etc. He chose to deal with the injury through pain management FOR YEARS -- through all that choreography and all that running around. BTS didn't have a break for six years. Literally. And it wasn't until 2020, during lockdown, that he finally had surgery. And the other things -- his mom's health and his dad's cancer diagnosis, not the mention all the thing he hasn't shared -- were just piling up on him while BTS was going through the extreme vitriol and hardships of their earlier years.

I always cried when i watched this mv🥺

The last is a masterpiece. I love the way he expressed all his pain and get over it through music.

أنا بنفس عمر شوقا أيضا 1993 اظن ان مواليد تلك السنة كلهم تعرضو لضغوطات نفسية وآلام صعبة 😢 عند اصدار الاغنية بكيت كثيرا كثيرا و كأن الاغنية تجعلنا نتذكر ذكرياتنا الصعبة

Amygdala and Snooze are some of his songs I find myself gravitating towards. He said it was his baby or something like that. I hope you listen to Snooze by Agust D soon. He is extremely open in it as well. It's such a good song. And he looks like a Rockstar in the video 💜

This song is my favorite Agust D song for sure. I cried the first time I watched this music video, knowing the context of the song with his accident and everything. It's just so heartbreaking. The song is incredible and the way he was able to express himself through this song is amazing.💜

He did a solo music tour last year and the stage looked like that room in the MV, with that door. At the end of the very last concert, he finally went through that door with a smile.

The first time I watched this MV what I felt was pain, but over that was a warn, and profound, sense of HOPE. It did make me tear up a little. But it also made me smile. Because, the very fact that he could sing about it, proved it was in his past. That he had found his way to the other side.

He played this at his concert and it was so emotional - Writing the song and then singing it at a world tour were all part of his ongoing healing. Every time I wonder if I am overestimating their brilliance - something like this comes out.

The song is amazing I love the whole trilogy, but I get teary every time I hear this song, he is such an amazing artist❤

This is my favorite song of his. I have so much respect for the way he shares his struggles in many of his songs. Mental health, especially in Korea, is still so stigmatized. To have such an influential public figure share these things is a powerful tool to show that it's ok to talk about it. The solo song of his that really made him my bias was the Last. Highly recommend.

A lot of us weepedwhen we saw this video and heard the song. We knew about his car accident that he had in the beginning of his career when he was almost underneath the car, that eventually led to his shoulder surgery, but we didn't know about his mom and his dad's liver cancer. If you ever watch any of the concert footage from his D-Day tour, you can see the anger she goes through singing the song amygdala live. I think you should watch the video for Suga's song interlude shadow.. 😊

He has always been real about his own story and struggles (he has OCD, depression and social anxiety) because he hopes he can help and provide some strength to ppl going through the same things. And even when each one of his songs talks about a different side of him, all of them are true, SUGA/ AgustD/Yoongi, each "alter ego" coexist with the other. I love him sm:( I really hope that what im writing makes sense bc English is not my first language and this song getting me all emotional is not helping 😭😭

I sat in an airport and cried for two hours straight the first time I listened to it. It just summed up a lot of what I was feeling at the time. An amazing song.

You've to see when he finally opened the door with the ARMYs in his final solo concert D-Day tour. It was such an emotional and beautiful moment

Yeah I love that he is willing to be so open and honest about his past in his music.

BTS saved me from a very dark patch in my life back in 2014 and I have been an army since then and I still am one. I connect and love all 7 members but there was such a deep connection that formed within me about yoongi. The way he was so raw and open about his struggles in life made me feel like I wasn't alone. When amygdala came out, I cried so hard. It felt lIke I haven't had that good of a cry in years. One I felt sad yet proud of yoongi but on the other hand, it was like this song unleashed all the struggles I faced myself before I met BTS. Struggles and emotions I kept buried away all came flooding out and I just found myself being even more grateful for yoongi and his way of expressing himself so openly to army.

This is by far my most beloved song by Suga. And I know why it has not so many views - I know people who were only able to watch it once, because it moved them so deeply. I myself cried multiple times while watching it. Masterpiece.

For your question about why it only has 12 million views, I think it is a combination of things. Because KZread put a content warning for self-harm on it, it limits its visibility in the KZread algorithm. Also, many ARMY although we love this song deeply, also have difficulty watching it. It is triggering for some people. For others the reminder of everything Yoongi has been through is just difficult. This song is why I will always call Yoongi our Lotus Flower, though. He really bloomed beautifully out of his hardships 💜

Just heard this for the first time now, and it made me cry.

I cried for a whole day after watching this mv.I can’t even imagine the pain & the suffering he had to go through that too in between making music and building a career trying to survive in such a competitive industry.He made me cry the most among all of the bts members.Actually all seven of them are such strong individuals they suffered a lot yet they made an impact on others lives with their music.Sometimes my heart just feels for them coz they all are super young but they saw a lot of life 🥺❤️‍🩹

First time I've heard it with this MV I've cried so much... And even later it always makes me so emotional often with tears in my eyes. Definitely one of my fav August D songs...

I would say that the music video probably doesn’t have as many views as it could have due to if having a age restriction due to the violent aspects but like…. It deserves way more x

The first time I watched this, I cried. I cry every time I watch it because of his honest portrayal of his past struggles with his own mental health, and how he came through the experiences to eventually come out stronger. The fact that he was sharing such personal facts about his life and experiences with such candor is such a gift from him as he feels it is important to address the stigma of mental health, and how it is such a hidden crisis for so many people because they fear being shamed, shunned and/or abused by others for opening up about it. Kudos to him for being such a strong advocate for mental health care and recognition of the needs to bring it out in the open to help others, but for also being such an amazing and talented musician/ story teller that he can produce such a MV that has such a strong impact on those who view it. Much love and respect for him and his craft.

I've watched this video so many times, and still tear up for him, the MV is so powerful I feel. You should really listen to The Last, another absolutely raw and powerful song, the lyrics are hard to hear I feel, but I love how vulnerable he allows himself to be with him music. We are so lucky!!

Min Yoongi is so amazing, his words always speak to me in another level. I recommend The Last, First Love and Shadow but also Snooze, Seesaw, So far away, Agust D, Polar Night... Too many Amazing songs 💜

i said that before and i'm saying again, i'm really really thankful for your understanding and appreciation for their lyrics

I cried the 10th first times I watched this mv. Yoongi aka Suga aka Agust D is the member who made me cry the most with his emotional and often gut-wrenching lyrics. Try The Last, Far away, Dear my friend for deep emotions. Or one of my fav is People.

During Yoongi's tour D-Day, his final show in Seoul, he finally made it through the Amygdala door. It was such an emotional thing to see, even if I never saw him in person, it broke my heart but made me happy to see him be able to move on. Also, the reason it only has 12million views is because YT has been a content warning/filter on the video, preventing it from being looped or watched repeatedly.

My favorite mv ever!

HE IS A GENIUS. PERIOD.

I think it only has 12million because every time we watch it it makes us cry!!!!!!!!!

Min Yoongi (SUGA/Agust D) can do it all. Write lyrics, compose and produce music, rap, sing, dance and act. And yet he remains genuine and humble. We are awaiting his return from military service - more than a year from now. Yoongi is like still deep water. You can't tell from the surface how deep it is.

Well you did better then me watching this for the first time....I bawled my eyes out! Knowing all he's been through and then to hear that in his lyrics just killed me. 😭

I can’t say I have a favorite because I love all 3 songs for different reasons. I was cried through this entire song. I could relate to it because I went through very similar situations through my life including wanting to end things. As he was crawling up (internal fight to live) to get to the door, I had a flash back of me doing the same thing myself. It took me many years to get through the door 🚪and leave all the bad memories behind and not look back. On the very last day of his D-Day concert tour he closed the show by actually going through the door. Again I cried because I was so happy for him. He finally got to the other side. South Korea has one of the highest unaliving rates in the world. There is so much pressure on their youth. I think he wrote this song not only for himself but to show everyone they are not alone and it’s not easy. But don’t give up, you can get through the door too. I wish for more of the youth around the world struggling to keep fighting. It does get better. 🥺

The solo concert was so very personal as well. Even if we as fans knew some of the things he went through, we can never truely know the struggle each created.

You know why this masterpiece doesn't have more views? Because it's age-restricted and Mr KZread doesn't seem to know that I'm no longer underaged, and I can assume that's the case for more people

when it comes to AGUST D you cant chose a favorite song every one of his music is unique You can't prefer one song over another or an album over another he is in my opinion is the best rapper ever the first time i watch the mv i was speechless but my tears falling down ...on this mv it was his first time to open up to us as his fans we know how much he suffer with his family and work and his journey a long with his group brothers and us he finally let go of his inner demons we all weak in some point and to acknowledge them is what we make us better human

I would highly recommend his songs "The Last" and "Snooze" 🙌

I highly recommend check live performances because really shine on stage. If you want a specific Suga recommendation, then try Seesaw. For the rap line, Tear live is incredible. For the vocal line my personal favorite is zero o'clock. And for the whole team, honestly any live is good, but the Mic Drop to Run BTS from Busan concert blows my mind

When this vid 1st hit. Millions of us (Army/Globally) stayed up to watch it's debut.. Diff time lines .Me on my tiny Carribean Island - 4m my time. Yes to all comments below. Suga's vid/lyrics were autobiographical and even I as an Army Mom (56 yrs old) since 2016 knew the details of his 'accident'....but zero knowledge of his Mum's heart surgery etc. Knew he'd kept his painful shoulder injury a secret from Big Hit back then. Once this vid went MAIN STREAM? Next day. Shit went South. REAL QUICK. Hit many HARD. Knew his addiction to pain meds (back then)...had mentioned it (subtly) in vids since then. But "I don't know your name".........Suga KNEW WHAT HE WAS DOING. Millions interpreted it to mean "WE HAVE ALL SURVIVED TRAUMA IN OUR LIVES - NOT JUST ME - Here is how I dealt with it". Shit - this song brought up memories at 14 yrs old....when I came near to being R-word and killed on an isolated beach in the Islands but I survived. Well Suga? I saw (no exaggeration) .....MANY/Globally....who in sharing 'your trauma back then/vid? Made them...relive theirs. So much so........Psychiatrists/Psychologists were STEPPING IN....and putting out 'Statements - literally entering Army's YT chats to 'offer advice". And were 'On Call'...if needed. Back then. ....... For example. Just ( ONE out of many in my YT Community) A beautiful 24 old University Student ('Murican) on the cusp to graduate. BTS fan. Decided to (casually) react to Suga's 'Amygdala' . Once he HIT THAT CAR?! Made her literally throw up. Turns out - she'd been in a major car accident - killed her parents..only survivor. Miracle - she survived. Was in a coma for weeks. Buried not only her parents.....but her memories/trauma........... DEEP. She lost it. Not that religious but prayed she and many who 1st saw this vid...weren't as 'triggered'. Reacting to it today? Old news. But back then? Knowing that Suga suffered DEEP Depression (for yrs).....and he got ZERO SUPPORT from his parents (upon joining BTS). And still continues to suffer? Am no Doctor. Guessing he suffers from 'Chronic Depression'....will be on meds til the day he passes. Once regulated. All good. Point is: BTS has the largest Fan base, Globally. And this song? Hit HARD back then 💜💜

The amygdala is where the brain stores some memories, particularly those that have deep emotional impact. One of the two in one's brain tends to store negative emotional memories and one more happier ones. One key element of the amygdala, however, is it triggers responses based on past traumas, notably the flight or flight response which ACTIVELY short-circuits rational thought while it perceives a crisis (which may exist for just be a response to the past trauma).