Suchwita Episode 20: Another Special Guest Joins SHINee’s Taemin-BTS’ Suga; New Friendships, Solo Albums and More Discussed

Just in time for the promotions of his latest comeback, SHINee’s Taemin came onboard BTS Suga’s web talk show on Suchwita Episode 20 (슈취타). Surprisingly, as the two fellow ’93 liner K-pop idols were off striking a new friendship with each other while sharing drinks, another special guest, i.e. a mutual friend between them also joined them. From featuring the unlikely yet loveable duo’s new-found bonding session to speaking on the importance of solo albums and whatnot, the new episode of the recreational variety series sparks our interest in Suga and Taemin’s interesting shared dynamic.

Half way into the episode with a runtime of 36 minutes, the duo was joined by the mutual link – Jimin. As a member of BTS and one of Taemin’s best friends in the industry, he jumped into the discussion seamlessly, but obviously played his part in leaving his like-minded friend astounded once he walked in.

Suchwita Episode 20 - Taemin and Jimin
Taemin and Jimin on Suchwita Episode 20.

Suga also made it a point to address their shared similarities, which then Taemin agreed to and also mentioned how they both led with a gender-neutral approach and a sense of fluidity while working on music. Fans of both artists have often noted the same characteristics and artistic tendencies in their refined and graceful performances and song choreographies.

Though the Suchwita Taemin episode delves into his latest mini album Guilty (released on October 30 itself) and his workings as a solo artist, it also pays grave attention to the significance of teamwork and how precious it is to be a member of a team at large, thus being part of a unit bigger than yourself.

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Suga, too, adds to this conversation by mentioning how his heart feels at ease when he steps on the stage as one of the seven members of BTS, which can never be possible when he has to lead by example as a soloist and fill in all the gaps by himself. To find out what all the three artists talked about, check out the full episode linked below.

Watch Suchwita Episode 20

The Taemin Guilty album (4th mini album) is streaming on Spotify, and the leading single’s music video is now available on YouTube as of October 30, 6 PM KST.

Have you watched the latest Suchwita episode with SHINee Taemin yet? Let us know your thoughts on the new entry to the web series in the comments section below.

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Ashima Grover
Ashima Grover
Ashima Grover is a Sub-Editor at Leisure Byte with 3 years of writing experience. She holds a post graduate degree in English, and is passionate about looking at the changing trends in Hallyu content with the ever-rising piles of K-pop and K-drama releases.

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