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BTS’s SUGA has always had a way with words, a quiet yet profound speaker, someone who rarely raises his voice but whose thoughts strike deeply. Known for his calm demeanor and introspective nature, Min Yoongi has long been a source of strength for ARMYs. So when he said, “Let’s run harder this year,” those simple words weren’t just a pep talk. They were a powerful message of resilience, a rallying cry, and a warm embrace all at once.
The phrase came at a time when many were feeling the weight of uncertainty. The world had been upended by challenges, some personal, others global. From the ongoing pandemic to personal struggles with mental health, loss, isolation, and burnout, people everywhere were running on empty. Yet there was SUGA, softly encouraging everyone to keep going, not with pressure or unrealistic expectations, but with understanding.
Unlike the loud encouragements often heard in motivational speeches, SUGA’s words were quiet but deeply moving. “Let’s run harder this year” was never about exhausting oneself. It was about picking ourselves up gently, at our own pace, and believing that there is purpose in the journey ahead.
SUGA understands struggle. He has spoken candidly about his own mental health battles, his anxiety, his journey through depression, and the relentless pressure of fame. That’s why his words hit differently, they’re spoken by someone who knows how heavy life can get, and who still chooses to move forward despite it.
When he told ARMYs, “You must’ve been more nervous than us… please rest well!” it was a moment of reversal. Fans who were worried about BTS, their nominations, their performances, their stress, were suddenly the ones being comforted. It reminded ARMY that BTS sees them, not just as fans, but as individuals with their own worries and burdens.
What makes SUGA’s words so comforting is their authenticity. He doesn’t pretend to have all the answers. He doesn’t sugarcoat the pain. He meets fans where they are, often in their darkest hours, and sits with them there. In a world that moves fast and demands constant productivity, his words feel like a pause. A breath. A reassurance that it’s okay to take your time.
And so when he said, “Let’s run harder this year,” it wasn’t a demand. It was a shared vow. Let’s run harder , together.
What SUGA teaches is that running harder doesn’t mean running faster or harder than everyone else. It doesn’t mean outpacing your peers or being perfect. It means showing up, for yourself, for your dreams, for the things that matter. It means pushing just a little when you feel like giving up, and allowing yourself to rest when you need to.
And perhaps most importantly, it means running with others. SUGA knows that ARMY has always been with BTS, every step of the way. From debut days to sold-out stadiums, from mixtapes to Grammys, the journey has been long, but never lonely. His message reaffirms that companionship. Let’s run together again this year. You don’t have to do it alone.
What makes SUGA’s comfort so special is that it isn’t blindly optimistic. He doesn’t tell you everything will magically get better. Instead, he says: Even if it’s hard, let’s try. Even if we’re tired, let’s rest and then go again. Even if we’re scared, we can still move forward together.
That quiet kind of hope , grounded in reality but fueled by belief, is what many ARMYs cling to. It’s why his words trend on social media. Why they’re turned into fan art, song lyrics, lock screen wallpapers, and more. Because when someone like SUGA, who has fought through so much, tells you to keep going, you start to believe that maybe you can.
SUGA’s comfort doesn’t just stop at ARMY. It trickles into how fans treat one another. You’ll find messages of encouragement across fan spaces, fans lifting each other up, reminding one another to eat, rest, hydrate, and hang in there. His words create waves of kindness that extend far beyond music charts or award shows.
In many ways, that’s the real magic of BTS. Their presence in fans’ lives goes far beyond entertainment. They become anchors. Companions. Voices of reason and hope.
As the new year unfolds, with its fresh goals and renewed challenges, SUGA’s words serve as a compass: “Let’s run harder this year.” It may not always be easy. Some days may feel like sprints, others like crawling. But through it all, we run, and we do it with purpose, strength, and solidarity.
So, as ARMY begins another year with BTS, those words will linger like a soft echo of reassurance. Let’s run with open hearts. Let’s run for our dreams. Let’s run because we still believe in tomorrow. Let’s run because we’re not alone. And let’s never forget the voice that gently nudged us forward, Min Yoongi, SUGA, who reminds us that every step matters, and that we’re capable of more than we think.
Let’s run harder this year, together.

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