Patrick Frater Asia Bureau Chief A multinational alliance of fans of the Korean pop music group BTS has issued a statement in support of band member Suga, who was recently involved in a drunk-driving incident. “The Global ARMY Alliance supports all seven members of BTS,” the collective of BTS fan groups said Monday across multiple social media platforms.
Suga has faced intense media and fan scrutiny since the incident last month. Over the weekend, he was actively pressured by some online commentators to quit the group.
The affair started with Seoul police taking Suga (real name Min Yoon-gi, stage name Agust D) in for questioning on Aug. 6 after he fell to the ground while driving an electric scooter.
Suga himself was the first to break news. He used the Weverse fan platform built by agency Hybe Corp. to own up to the incident and apologize for letting people down. “I bow my head and apologize to those who have been hurt by my carelessness and wrong action,” he said online the day after the incident.
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