The revelation emerged in the documentary series “BTS Monuments: Beyond The Star”, which had two episodes released this Wednesday, 20
In 2018, BTS renewed their contracts with BIGHIT Music for the first time. However, the renewal could not have happened, as revealed by the group’s members in the second episode of the documentary series “BTS Monuments: Beyond The Star” which arrived today, the 20th, in the Disney+ catalog.
This is because, as explained by Vgroup members and company associates went through several conversations, because, as revealed by Jinthe training members had different opinions about the future, despite the agency supporting the renewal of contracts and offering a good deal for everyone involved.
The main reason for the group members’ doubts about the renewal was the pressure they suffered when living in the spotlight, according to Suga. “We all thought a lot about giving up. All of this made us feel a lot of pressure. We were scared. With no one to advise.”
V He said he cried alongside two members for the same reason. “Jungkook and I talked and cried together. I talked and cried with Hobi [apelido de J-Hope] also. We shed a lot of tears at that time.”
That way, Jin He also explained why the pressure took over the group. “We didn’t know we would get so much attention when we debuted. I don’t like attracting attention. It’s difficult psychologically. I don’t have the confidence to handle the pressure.”
Suga said that no one, besides the members, knew what they were facing and for that reason, the feelings accumulated and exploded all at once.
It seems like we have 20 years of experience in our six or seven year career. In the end, we were exhausted. We had already gone beyond our limit. Everyone is suffering because of these thoughts. We seriously thought about stopping. We didn’t believe that fame was a scale we could control,” said Suga.
BTS debuted in 2013. The full lineup’s most recent comeback took place in June this year with “Yet To Come (The Most Beautiful Moment)”.
Source: Recreio
