BTS: Jimin joins Suga to sing ‘Tony Montana’ on the ‘D-Day Tour’

Jimin, from the boy group BTS, surprised his fans by appearing on the second date of the last concerts of his groupmate Suga‘s tour, where they sang their song titled ‘Tony Montana‘ since 7 years of not singing it, receiving different comments from ARMYs around the world.

Suga dedicated himself to giving a good closure to his first solo tour with the last concerts in the city of Seoul, in the first show he had Jungkook from his group BTS as a guest on stage. In the second concert, Jimin accompanied him, massively exciting ARMY for the song they performed together.

Both idols came together on stage to sing the iconic song ‘Tony Montana’, this being the first time they have performed it in the last 7 years, generating great nostalgia among their fans, both for the old song and for the unexpected reunion during the hiatus in their group activities.

For their part, the group’s fans shared their excitement through social media, with videos of the exciting moment on stage and words of gratitude for giving them this interaction before enlisting in the South Korean army, as planned after finishing their solo projects.

As expected, Suga has announced that he will be the next member of the group to enter the military service, which each of the boys must do to fulfill his duty to his country. The boys are expected to return as a group in the year 2025 after finishing their duty.