BTS’ Suga surprises followers with electrical ‘That That’ efficiency at PSY’s live performance, ARMY screams ‘Yoongi marry me’

BTS’ Suga (born Min Yoongi) gave his followers a particular shock when he determined to make an look at PSY’s Summer Swag 2022 live performance in Seoul, and joined him for his or her hit collaboration That That. And that was sufficient for the crowds to scream Marry Me Yoongi, as Suga danced with full zest to That That and even dropped the mic, making followers recall his epic Mic Drop performances the place he would throw the mic after he was achieved.

That That was produced by Suga and swept each home and worldwide music charts in April.

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Fans haven’t been in a position to cease trending ‘Yoongi’ since final night time. They mentioned the group’s loud screams on Suga’s entrance and his interactions with PSY. One wrote, “The screams for Min Yoongi, his energy, performance, cute interaction with PSY, god I’m going insane here.” Another added, “yoongi performing that that with psy with 6722x level of confidence knowing that HE is currently the MOST EXPENSIVE Korean artist right now.” Yet one other talked about, “Min Yoongi appearing by surprise on stage really insane like why he tryna kill people rn.” Of course all of it boils all the way down to ARMY and BTS’ favorite inside joke, “I would also appear like that on stage if he appeared. Marry Me Yoongi!”

During the April 30 episode of Knowing Bros (Ask Us Anything), PSY opened up about That That. As quoted by Soompi, PSY mentioned, “One day, I got a text message from an unknown number. It said, ‘Hi, this is Suga. I’d like to talk to you about something.’ So we met up. (Suga) is a great performer, of course, but he’s also really good at writing music. He’s produced songs for IU and Heize before. So he’d produced lots of songs for other stars before, and he told me that he wanted to top off his producing project by giving me a song.”

“That’s when he brought me the instrumental for (That That). Suga’s the one who produced that beat. He asked me, ‘Could you possibly sing this song?’ and I said, ‘It wouldn’t even have to be this. What wouldn’t I be willing to sing [if you produced it]? I’m in!’ So we kept talking back and forth like this and working on the song together, and he wound up featuring on the song. I’d really like to take this opportunity to express my gratitude to him,” PSY had added on the time.