After confirming that Suga will be featured in Halsey's new song, "SUGA's Interlude," fans and supporters of the two singers hyped up after its release last December 6, making it rise to the top 10 for Billboard's Digital Song Sales Chart.

The song debuted as top 2 in the US iTunes, and came as the 41st rank for the Billboard, making a big leap to top 10  even though it was released before the tracking week comes to an end. The track already sold out 9,100 copies as it enters the most popular digital song chart in the United States. 

Moreover, this is also another achievement for Suga's solo career, as this is his first time making it to the top ten with his name on the chart, and fans were proud of this being said. 

On the recent Vlive, Suga held for his fans, he talked about the song, as well as shared some details and the behind-the-scenes stories while working with Halsey. For those who don't know, Suga did not only rapped for the track but as well as he also participated in the composition of its lyrics. 

The track released this month will be going to become a part of Halsey's album entitled "Manic," which is set to be promoted next year, January 17, 2020, to be specific.

Meanwhile, Suga shared that he was a bit confused and hesitated to have a collaboration with Halsey, as he can't speak in English (rap in English). 

However, it was good to know that Halsey is okay with it and wants Suga to make a rap in his language, Korean. 

According to a fan translation during his video live, Suga said, "I was surprised when Halsey contacted me and proposed a collaboration. I told her that I could not speak English and she told me it's fine. I am grateful."

Also, despite not meeting during the writing process, Suga was still satisfied and happy about how the song turned out. He then felt that it was enjoyable writing the song lyrics. 

Furthermore, he also shared that he has been contacted between October and November, so the work has been done for a short period, and the tune that was used is a composition of him written a long time ago. After discussing and both approving to it, Halsey and Suga worked for it and turned out to be a bop. 

On the other hand, ARMYs extend their congratulatory message for the collaboration of the two singers, and also thanked Halsey for letting Suga rapped in his way and Korean. It was just proof that the quality of music weighs than the medium. 

Suga then talked about cultural differences on his Vlive as well, where international fans brought the topic of not being able to understand him, for they were not Korean. 

But, Suga responded profoundly, saying, "We transcend language." Despite the differences, BTS will break the barrier and the boundaries from their fans across the world through their music.