Suga, a member of the renowned K-pop group BTS, briefly discussed Ramadan during a recent live broadcast, eliciting warm responses from fans worldwide who were tuning in to celebrate his birthday and receive updates on forthcoming activities.
The live stream, conducted on the fan platform Weverse on March 9, featured the rapper, whose real name is Min Yoongi, engaging in a short yet captivating conversation with fans.
Throughout the broadcast, he casually spoke about current preparations, which included rigorous practice schedules and upcoming projects, before acknowledging that some viewers might be observing Ramadan.
During the livestream, he noticed comments mentioning Ramadan and addressed fans who may be fasting.
BTS member talks about Ramadan
In a curious and conversational manner, the rapper remarked: “There are those observing Ramadan and fasting. My understanding is that you can eat once the sun sets during Ramadan, is that incorrect? I also have my first meal after sundown.”
This moment, though brief, was significant for fans, many of whom valued the acknowledgment.
BTS has consistently maintained a vast global audience, including substantial fan communities in the Middle East, Southeast Asia, and parts of South Asia where Ramadan is widely celebrated.
“So essentially, Yoongi is fasting with us,” one fan humorously commented on social media, while others playfully began to refer to him as “Brother Yoongi.”
The remarks were predominantly shared in a light-hearted manner, reflecting the strong presence of Muslim fans within the global BTS fandom.
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