AceShowbiz - In a recent interview with Rolling Stone, BTS member SUGA expressed his confidence that the group will continue making music together for decades to come. The singer-producer shared that he envisions the septet staying active as a band well into their 70s and 80s, though their performances might become less physically demanding over time.

SUGA emphasized the deep bond the members share, calling them “family” and highlighting the fun and laughter they bring to each other’s lives. This close relationship, he explained, is a key factor in the group’s enduring success.

After spending several years apart to focus on solo projects and fulfill South Korea’s mandatory military service, the members of BTS have reunited stronger than ever. When asked whether the group ever considered disbanding permanently during their hiatus, SUGA assured fans that they always intended to come back together. He stated, “Before going into the military, I knew we were always gonna get back together.”

He acknowledged that this determination might seem surprising from an international perspective, but for the members themselves, staying united felt “obvious.”

This conversation is part of a series of one-on-one interviews with each BTS member for Rolling Stone’s latest cover issue, which also features a full-group discussion. Currently, BTS is on a global tour scheduled to continue through March 2027, promoting their latest album ARIRANG. The album recently celebrated its third consecutive week at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart.

During his solo interview, SUGA also shared insights into his musical influences, naming Eminem and Kendrick Lamar as his favorite rappers growing up.

SUGA’s comments provide reassurance to fans about the longevity of BTS as a group, underlining their unwavering commitment to continue creating music and performing together for many years ahead.