Did BTS’s Suga Almost Hit a Pedestrian While Drunk Driving?

A clip shared by a netizen on Nate Pann showed BTS’s Suga riding a scooter on the street while under the influence of alcohol, causing concern. It was specifically noted that Suga narrowly avoided colliding with a pedestrian.

The clip revealed that Suga was riding on the sidewalk while under the influence with a blood alcohol concentration level of 0.027%. As he approached a pedestrian, he made a slight turn of the wheel and narrowly avoided hitting them.

In reaction, additional netizens added their comments:

It is now clear to me why HYBE chose not to address the first video of someone riding on the road ㅋㅋㅋㅋ They remained silent because the person was actually riding on the sidewalk, which would have been an even bigger issue ㅋㅋHowever, ARMYs caused a commotion by pointing out, ‘Look at this!! They’re not riding on the road, but on the sidewalk!!!’ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

A pedestrian was seriously injured in an accident on the sidewalk, where a scooter rider, who was under the influence of alcohol, was wearing a helmet and riding safely.

– This is the typical reaction from fandom. If ARMYs are defending this as if it’s not a big deal, would they still have the same response if their family was hit by a drunk scooter rider on the sidewalk? Would they simply brush it off and say, ‘it’s fine, just go’?

According to police officers who handle drunk driving cases, only a small number of cases involve a blood alcohol concentration level of 0.2%. A level of 0.227% is enough to result in a social service worker losing their job. This reputation as a drunk rider will stick with them for life.

Despite being heavily intoxicated, he continued to drive recklessly without regard for others. Pedestrian safety should always be the top priority, yet he didn’t even acknowledge them as he passed by. The pedestrian even had to contort their body to avoid being hit. Despite the presence of a nearby bicycle lane, he still chose to ride on the sidewalk. His behavior is reminiscent of a criminal rather than a responsible member of society.

The source of this information is the website Nate Pann.