BTS Suga will share more sneak peeks of his personal and professional life in his upcoming Disney Plus documentary, Suga: Road to D-Day.
After BTS temporarily stepped out of the spotlight as a group to allow the members to pursue their individual careers, the K-pop idols started working in different industries to expand their empire. For Suga’s part, the Agust D rapper will officially have his own documentary.
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BTS Suga’s Documentary To Arrive on Disney Plus
Disney Plus’ official YouTube channel released a 40-second teaser where Suga can be seen touring in different cities, including Seoul, Pyeongchang, Chuncheon, Las Vegas, Malibu, Tokyo, and San Francisco.
The documentary, titled, Suga: Road to D-Day, shows the BTS rapper riding a private plane and driving through a desert.
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While Suga strolls down a street, the idol says, “This is my first time walking down this road. I’m really excited right now. Whenever a concert ends, and I go in [and say] ‘Ah, I’m tired.’ No, it’s my first time doing this in my life! Even in Korea I’ve never done this before.”
Suga’s documentary will reportedly follow the idol on his musical journey as he travels the world, the press release said. It will also give an “intimate look” at Suga and his skillset.
Suga: Road to D-Day’s release date is yet to be confirmed. But the streaming giant said it would air on Weverse and Disney+. Watch the full trailer here.
BTS Suga To Make History
BTS members are having their solo projects now, with Jin already serving in the military. The six other members are expected to be enlisted after the eldest member as they aim to complete their services in 2025.
Suga, on the other hand, will become the first BTS member to hold a solo concert.
The Daechwita hitmaker will embark on his solo tour starting with its US leg, with the first shows being held at the UBS Arena in Belmont Park, New York, on April 26 and 27.
He will also visit several arenas and venues in New Jersey, Illinois, and California. The last shows of his tour will occur on May 16 and 17 at Oakland Arena.
After the US tour, he will head to Indonesia, Thailand, and Singapore before returning for his two shows in Seoul. Suga is also expected to visit Japan.
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