Suga Opens Up About Shoulder Recovery, Writing 'Telepathy' in New Interview

"I can't say it feels great," he said. "I could see the emptiness because we've been together as a group of seven for so long. Not necessarily because I'm not there but because something that should be there is missing?"

However, the singer did dish some behind-the-scenes about how his surprise appearance via virtual reality came together for band's performance of "Life Goes On" during the recent Mnet Asian Music Awards. "Fake Suga," he called the eye-popping moment with a laugh. "There’s this 3D studio where we shot it. I shot, scanned, and acted there, but couldn't see the actual result at the studio. I thought a sense of displacement was unavoidable, and that was exactly the case."

In the interview, Suga also opened up about the process behind writing Be highlight "Telepathy," which he revealed came together in just 30 minutes. (BTS members RM and Jungkook are also credited on the track, along with producers Hiss Noise and El Capitxn.)

"I tried a melody for the first time this year (2020), and as I started knowing the fun of music, it opened a lot of new doors for me. So it was kind of easy working on it. I just played a beat and wrote from the beginning until the end. Done," he said. "I wrote it in just 30 minutes. The song almost wrote itself. The trends of pop and hip-hop these days cross boundaries between vocals and rap. I like this trend."