SUGA's Discography

In 2022, PSY's "That That," featuring BTS's SUGA, marks a significant milestone following a five-year hiatus from music. This exciting collaboration began when SUGA reached out with a compelling song idea, revitalizing PSY's career. The track went viral, achieving 100 million views on YouTube within just one week and currently boasts over 570 million views. 

"That That" has garnered numerous accolades, including Best Collaboration and Best Dance Performance at the MAMA Awards, as well as Best Digital Song (Bonsang) at the 37th Golden Disc Awards. This collaboration not only revitalized PSY's career but also solidified SUGA's influence as a prominent producer and artist in the K-pop industry, establishing Min PD as a guaranteed success.

In Agust D's album D-DAY, SUGA collaborated with IU on the track "People Pt. 2" in 2023. The song serves as a poignant reflection of his journey toward self-discovery and emotional healing, addressing his fears of vulnerability. 

"People Pt. 2" quickly rose to prominence, topping multiple music charts, including Billboard's Digital Song Sales and World Digital Song Sales. It debuted at No. 1 on the iTunes charts in 87 countries, including South Korea, the United States, and Canada, showcasing its widespread appeal. 

This collaboration marks their second collaboration, following their successful work on "Eight" in 2020. rtist while highlighting IU's enduring influence in the K-pop industry.

Juice WRLD's posthumous album Fighting Demons, SUGA collaborated on the track "Girl of My Dreams" in 2021. This poignant song blends English and Korean lyrics, exploring themes of love and heartbreak, as Juice WRLD expresses his deep affection while SUGA reflects on the complexities of relationships. 

"Girl of My Dreams" quickly gained traction, debuting at No. 29 on the Billboard Hot 100 and reaching No. 1 on the Billboard Digital Song Sales chart, marking a significant achievement for both artists. It also topped the iTunes charts in multiple countries, showcasing its global appeal. 

This collaboration is particularly noteworthy as it follows their previous work on "All Night" from the BTS World: Original Soundtrack in 2019.