PSY and BTS’ Suga have officially hit another major milestone! Their iconic 2022 collaboration, “That That,” has soared past 600 million views on YouTube — a testament to the song’s enduring global appeal and fan love.

The catchy, genre-blending track reached the impressive number on May 31 at around 2 a.m. KST, just over three years, one month, and one day after its original release on April 29, 2022.

A Milestone for Both Artists

“That That,” co-produced by Suga and performed alongside PSY, marked a significant moment in both artists’ careers. For PSY, it’s now his fifth music video to surpass 600 million views — joining the ranks of viral hits like “Gangnam Style,” “Gentleman,” “Oppa is Just My Style,” and “Daddy.”

For Suga, this milestone is especially meaningful — it’s his first solo-featured music video to cross the 600 million mark, solidifying his status not just as a member of BTS, but also as a formidable artist and producer in his own right.

The Power of “That That”

From its infectious chorus to its Western-style visuals and PSY-Suga dance showdown, “That That” quickly became a fan favorite upon release. The song’s mix of humor, energy, and swagger — paired with Suga’s unexpected appearance as both producer and performer — helped it go viral across platforms.

The music video’s vibrant, cinematic direction and choreographed chaos made it a YouTube staple — and a constant presence on K-pop playlists worldwide.

Congratulations, Legends

Fans took to social media to celebrate the achievement with trending hashtags like #ThatThat600M and #SUGA600M, sharing favorite clips, fan edits, and messages of congratulations to the duo.