And there it is—BTS’s Suga, aka Agust D, has officially hit 100 million streams on Spotify with ‘Burn It’, proving once again that Yoongi isn’t just playing in the rap game; he’s dominating it, quietly and ruthlessly, as only he can.
So, What’s the Big Deal?
‘Burn It,’ featuring MAX, is from Suga’s second mixtape, ‘D-2,’ released in 2020, and it’s a track that blends raw vulnerability with hard-hitting rap, introspective lyrics, and a hook that lives rent-free in your head the moment you hear it. It’s the kind of song that feels both comforting and challenging, embodying the duality that is Agust D—Yoongi’s alter ego that doesn’t shy away from shadows or fire.
Now, with 100 million streams under its belt, ‘Burn It’ adds another jewel to Agust D’s crown, making Suga the most-streamed Korean rapper on Spotify. Let that sink in.
Fans Are (Rightfully) Losing It
ARMY flooded social media with the “Agust D Supremacy” hashtag, praising the milestone with the kind of loyalty only Yoongi can command:
“King of Spotify, King of Streams, King of Lyrics.”
“Not surprised, but still screaming.”
Because let’s be honest, when Suga drops music, it’s not about fleeting trends—it’s about legacy, and the numbers are simply catching up to what fans already knew.
Why This Matters
- Global Recognition: Hitting 100M streams is no small feat, especially for a Korean rapper performing in Korean, showing how Suga’s artistry transcends language barriers.
- Suga’s Range: From BTS’s group projects to his introspective, raw solo work, Yoongi proves he’s not just versatile—he’s impactful in every lane he chooses to enter.
- Chart Power with Depth: ‘Burn It’ isn’t your average flex track; it’s layered, reflective, and deeply personal, resonating with listeners worldwide and showing that people want substance.
The Agust D Effect
Suga’s ‘D-2’ mixtape has consistently performed well on streaming platforms, with tracks like ‘Daechwita’ going viral for its powerful music video and historical concept. ‘Burn It’ adds to the narrative, proving that Agust D isn’t a side project; it’s a full-force movement within the global rap landscape.
He didn’t need flashy promotions or constant social media stunts—he let the music speak, and the streams followed.
Final Thoughts: Yoongi’s Throne Is Secure
Suga hitting 100 million streams with ‘Burn It’ isn’t just a number milestone; it’s proof of the power of honest storytelling, meticulous production, and the unfiltered authenticity that Agust D brings every single time.
It’s a reminder that while others chase clout, Yoongi builds a legacy, brick by brick, verse by verse, stream by stream.
TL;DR:
- Suga’s ‘Burn It’ from ‘D-2’ has crossed 100 million streams on Spotify.
- This cements Agust D as the most-streamed Korean rapper on the platform.
- Fans are celebrating the milestone as another win for Yoongi’s impactful artistry and quiet dominance in the rap world.
- The Agust D era continues, and we’re just grateful to witness it.
Congratulations, Suga. You said you’d burn it all, and you did—chart by chart, stream by stream, heart by heart.
