Agust D, also known as BTS's Suga, performed a total of 23 songs, including a collaborative track with the respected Ryuichi Sakamoto. His solo world tour's Japan performance stirred emotions with its rich musicality and energy

As BTS's lead rapper, Suga has not only led the group but also showcased his rich musical talent as a music producer, creating numerous hit songs.

Under his solo artist name, Agust D, he has been actively releasing mixtapes and engaging in energetic activities. Starting with his April 2023 performance in the United States, his world tour "Suga | Agust D 'D-DAY' Tour," which travelled through Indonesia, Thailand, Singapore, South Korea, and Japan, allowed him to stay true his music while captivating fans worldwide with his energy and exceptional talent.

The Japan final performance of this first-ever solo world tour by Suga, held on June 4, 2023, at Kanagawa Pia Arena MM, will be aired for the first time on TV as "Suga | Agust D 'D-DAY' in Japan full set, uncut version" on TBS channel 1, premiering on February 15 (Sat).

🔮 BTS"s "Trivia 轉 Seesaw" also showcased! A performance full of musical talent

From the beginning of the live performance, Suga completely immersed the venue in his world. In "Haegeum," which featured the traditional Korean string instrument, the Haegeum, he delivers a straightforward rap over an oriental-flavored sound. During the majestic and grand performance at "Daechwita," he pumps his first toward the audience, calling out "Together!," creating a wave of lights from the fans' light sticks.

Furthermore, in the title track "Agust D," from his first mixtape released in 2016, he overwhelms the crowd with a torrent of raw rap, expressing his true feelings. He showcases a rich musicality through a variety of songs.

"Good evening, everyone! This is Suga. I'm so happy to meet all of you. It's my first solo concert in Japan, and I've been really looking forward to it! It's the last performance, so it's a bit sad. I've prepared a lot of stages that I'm showing for the first time as Suga of BTS," he said, expressing his joy at reuniting with fans in Japan after about a three and a half years. He then takes out an accoustic guitar signed by all the members with personal messages. Playing BTS's "Trivia 轉 Seesaw" with the guitar, some fans were seen wiping away tears from his heartfelt singing.

🔮 The collaboration songs with Ryuichi Sakamoto and many other songs from the album "D-Day" were also performed

The album "D-Day" (released on April 21, 2023), which ranked second in the U.S. album chart Billboard 200 featured many songs performed. During "People Pt.2 (feat. IU)," Suga encouraged the audience by saying, "Everyone, let's sing together!" and directed the microphone toward the crowd. As the audience united to create a beautiful harmony, Suga opened his arms wide and seemed to fully embrace the moment with joyful expression. From his satisfied smile, it was clear that the happiness of creating a live experience with the fans was evident.

Suga also performed a newly completed version of "Life Goes On" that incorporated his own sensibilities into the BTS song playing it with a piano. "Snooze (fear. Ryuichi Sakamoto, Woosung of The Rose)," a collaboration with the late Ryuichi Sakamoto, whom Suga deeply admires

With careful and heartfelt rapping, gentle piano melodies, and grand, worm, and emotional tunes, the song "Snooze" expressed Sakamoto's feelings for Japan, with lyrics dedicated to everyone striving hard to make their dreams come true. It was a song full of love that deeply moved the heart.

Throughout the 23 songs performed during the world tour's Japan final, Suga showcased his musicality over a decade-long career, creating a sense of unity with audience through fiery energy. This "legendary" stage, which touched hearts around the world, is something to be remembered and etched in the heart.

Original article: Hominis