Suga and Jungkook can be considered as the complete opposites of each other. Suga is part of the “Hyung Line” while Jungkook is part of the “Maknae Line.” Suga is a member of the “Rap Line” while Jungkook is a member of the “Vocal Line.”
But their differences don’t stop in which line they belong to as their personalities are very different as well. While Suga would rather spend his time sleeping or staying still in one place, Jungkook is a ball of energy, who enjoys doing physical activities.
While they have the same passion in music, performing on stage, and love for ARMYs, Suga and Jungkook couldn’t be more opposite when it comes to their art. A clip from their BTS Summer Package captured how completely different types of artists the two BTS stars are.
RM, Jin, Suga, J-Hope, Jimin, V, and Jungkook were given some tools to make their own individual art. As soon as Jungkook started, it was evident that he was taking his artwork very seriously as he meticulously edited all the small details. He even leaned forward to the screen to make sure that he didn’t miss anything. (Watch the clip here).
To achieve his goal successfully, Jungkook poured a lot of effort into making his art. They even had to speed up the footage, which clearly proved that it took the Golden Maknae quite a while to finish everything. (Watch the clip here).
As for Suga, it was a quick and easy moment for him. After taking his seat, he immediately picked up the digital pen and started writing without any hesitation. While Jungkook looked pressured to perfect his piece, the BTS lead rapper looked extremely calm and relaxed while working on his artwork. (Watch the clip here).
Suga wrote his name in capital letters, the word “Saipan” in English and Korean, added three hearts to the piece, and that was it. He smiled and hopped out of his seat. (Watch the clip here). Suga finished the whole thing much quicker than Jungkook. No need to speed up the footage for this one.
As expected, ARMYs had a field day making fun of how different Suga and Jungkook are and shared their thoughts on Twitter. Most of them also identified themselves based on the boys’ ways while doing art.
“JK is me whenever I’m given an assignment that requires some sort of illustration, Yoongi is the rest of my class,” one wrote. “I’m Jungkook when I’m bored in class. I’m Yoongi when I have to rush my drawing in class,” another one commented. “Suga in a hurry to have some sleep,” one fan shared.
