BTS rapper Suga’s Spotify account gets hacked, hacker adds Bhojpuri song

This is something Suga would not have predicted. Suga’s Spotify account has been hacked, and when you access it, you’ll hear a Bhojpuri song. When Suga’s followers opened his profile, they heard a Bhojpuri song instead of the rapper’s. The video has now gone viral, and the desi ARMY can’t get enough of it. On the platform, the hacker left a song titled ‘Suga Song.’

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Even someone who is new to BTS will be able to tell the difference between the song playing on the website and Suga’s otherwise lovely voice. It’s also possible that the hacker is of Indian descent. Needless to say, the video has gone viral, and the ARMY can’t get enough of it. Before you watch their funny reaction, here’s the song:

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The BTS ARMY, both startled and amused by this random hacker’s antics, are having a field day. Aside from saying it’s embarrassing, several desi lovers hoped the hacker had left behind a good Bollywood song instead of the one he picked.

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According to one social media user, “If you were going to hack Suga’s Spotify, you could have at least included a nice Bollywood song. “I’m simply imaging BTS’s response after hearing this “suga song,” which is a Bhojpuri song,” commented one, while another added, “seriously, I’m an Indian, but I was also puzzled as hell when the music started.”

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This will go down in BTS history as one of the strangest episodes ever. The BTS lads, on the other hand, have been making headlines for their upcoming performance in Seoul, South Korea. The BTS Permission To Dance On Stage – Seoul concert is slated for March 10, 12, and 13. The event, which will take place in Jamsil Olympic Stadium, will be televised live for fans all around the world to enjoy. Due to the COVID-19 epidemic, the stadium may only be used at half capacity to keep mandates in check.