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army & booklover “I hope you don't forget that giving up decisively also counts as courage”

[wildmar ⁷ 🌸 vió a BTS ⊙⊝⊜ @blinderyin]

El hecho de que BTS rechazo a los Grammys aún sabiendo que probablemente nunca más van a poder competir ya que probablemente los veten me hace sentirme el doble de orgullosa de ellos y me hace admirarlos más, el que por sus ideales, sus principios y convicciones hayan decidido dejar de lado lo que para ellos hasta hace unos años era un sueño.

LOS AMO PARA SIEMPRE💜

[BTS Charts @btschartdata]

“Aliens” has reached #1 US iTunes

[Miche⁷ ⊙⊝⊜ @MicheBangtan]

The reason, the REAL reason the Asian Pop category for the Grammys was created was to ensure that Asian acts keep releasing in their languages and STOP singing in English. Foreign languages don’t get played on the radio here. Radio songs chart higher. +

[mina saw BTS @7rirang]

and last thing im gonna say is, ARMYs are the only fandom who immediately recognized that new asian category for what it is: blatant racism, while others were celebrating a potential win for their faves. the fact that BTS, an asian group, thinks the same as us says a lot. 🙏🏽

[Katchimolala @permylastemail7]

Grammy thinking they could "get back" at BTS by deleting their performances is comical because girl we aren't watching them on your channel.

[Moon @Jkmeama]

Igual algo que me he dado cuenta, es que, ningún "amigo" de los chicos de la industria k los ha apoyado a excepción de tablo, será pq sus grupos mandaran su convocatoria, pero, deja que pensar... cuando los chicos estan dando cara por todos ellos también para evitar que los sigan minimizando

[Mikrokosmos México @Mikro_Mexico]

📰 [INFO]

Chung Tae-young, CEO de Hyundai Card, manifestó públicamente su respaldo a la decisión de BTS de no presentar sus trabajos para consideración en los GRAMMY Awards 2027.

A través de una publicación en Instagram, el ejecutivo expresó que comprende la postura del grupo tras la incorporación de la categoría “Best Asian Pop Music Performance”, señalando que, en su opinión, este tipo de divisiones podrían limitar la participación de los artistas asiáticos en las categorías generales.

Durante su reflexión, cuestionó si crear una categoría exclusiva para el pop asiático favorece la inclusión o, por el contrario, establece una separación basada en el origen de los artistas. Como ejemplo, mencionó que, bajo esa misma lógica, otros géneros o artistas de distintas regiones también podrían ser relegados a categorías específicas.

Asimismo, destacó que clasificar la música según el idioma presenta inconsistencias, recordando que BTS ha interpretado canciones en inglés y que este idioma forma parte de la vida cotidiana en diversos países de Asia.

Para concluir, Chung comparó esta situación con la música clásica, afirmando que considerar obras como las de Richard Wagner y Giuseppe Verdi como expresiones artísticas distintas únicamente por el idioma en que fueron escritas sería un razonamiento difícil de sostener.

Las declaraciones del CEO se suman a la conversación internacional que ha surgido tras la decisión de BTS, reavivando el debate sobre si la música debe ser evaluada sin distinción de idioma o procedencia.

🔗 Publicación:
https://t.co/UDgY1Prnsx

Mikrokosmos México
One ARMY. One Stream. One Voice. 💜

[Katchimolala @permylastemail7]

This also means Grammys cannot invite them for a performance just to get clout and viewership. They pulled that sht several times already.

It is the same power move our boys did about ME. Good for them.

At the end of the day, Grammys needs BTS.

[⁷yᥣᥲ ⦿ ☰ ☲ LAMRON @alytoosad2dance]

Y no lo harán. Para ellos es su única oportunidad desesperada de poder tener algo que BTS no, aún si eso significa las sobras que los chicos desecharon.

También porque las personas del mundo tienen una tremenda baja autoestima cultural y de identidad. Creen que +

[✿❀cam❀✿⁷ is seeing bts ⊙⊝⊜ @camlovesyoongi]

i think it's worth noting that bts made this announcement just after we watched in real time as fifa omitted their names from official posts and delayed putting up their performance. i think bts are very much as aware as we are that the industry doesn't like that their success.

bb changed their rules MULTIPLE times to directly hinder bts' ability to chart, Spotify has spent the last week glitching streams from Normal and splitting versions so bts can't claim more records. and everyone knows why the scammys made that category.

its genuinely the world against bts and army are all they have, save for ONE k-artist willing to stand by them.

[Pop Core @TheePopCore]

Multiple major news outlets including Forbes, Variety, The Hollywood Reporter, BBC and The Independent have reached out to the Recording Academy for comment following BTS' decision not to submit their music for this year's GRAMMYs.

— The Recording Academy remains completely silent with no response so far.

[sen @sugatradamus]

south korea’s government lured bts with an exemption for years to control them but bts enlisted on their own terms and made sure to announce it in front of the government that had been holding their necks. now the grammys have created an “asian” category to segregate bts from the main awards and bts stood their ground by refusing to participate in that racism and oppression. historians will write about you, bts.

[Yam⁷ 😼 @myamm_art]

I think it speaks volumes that Bangtan showed up and was grateful for 100% fan-voted American Music Awards even tho they were tired, but are boycotting an award show notorious for its bias, unfounded superiority, and blatant non-inclusivity.

[Shan saw Louder Than Bombs Live 🪭 @readonlyshan]

The silence from their industry peers and collaborators—both in Korea and in the US—is getting loud. Nobody else willing to stick their neck out, it seems.

[Lizz💤🥢⊙⊝⊜ taegi enthusiasts ᯓᡣ𐭩 @polarnight613]

Bad bunny, Shakira's fandom and all African fans seriously making me cry, they're the one who understood why bts did and how much it was needed to bring a change, if only k-pop industry and asian acts supported them the same way...

[Nicolle⁷ @EgosShadow7]

I think BTS decision is also about their legacy. They may not want to be seen as winners of a category created around their background, but as artists who were recognized for their music on the same level as other major acts. It's not about the award itself but what it represents

[yaz⁷ @_sgminseven]

The Grammys were a goal, BTS turned them into an option

[꩜ @urmisope]

Just to remind ur bitter ass BTS' butter performance is the most viewed performance in your stage's history .@RecordingAcad

[Katchimolala @permylastemail7]

Anyone that enters into that category is basically saying they are ok with being segregated.

Power move to force people to show their true colors.

[RM_Moonchild @RMMoonchild101]

NME supported BTS. 🔥

"Pop music is pop music, regardless of geographical location, the racial or ethnic identity of those making it, the language it’s sung in, or any other factor you might choose to segregate people by."

🔗https://t.co/EwbGpUzoA1