Being disappointed is valid. Being hateful and acting like they committed a huge crime and that they deserve a black ocean isn’t. Know the fucking difference.
my 7 cents
1. it’s ok to be disappointed (i am)
2. i hope they understand why people are disappointed
3. bts are not bad people
4. stream arirang
5. i love namjoon and hobi
6. i love bts
7. apobangpo
I know they are human and I love them for their humanity, but they can't speak out against discrimination and support these kinds of people. Thank you for understanding this point of view 💜✨
I can understand the people who defend it because, yes, it's true, they have always supported important causes. But the problem is exposing and openly supporting Chris (and Usher), especially since the Army is made up of many women who have often experienced violence. +
But they need to know what they're doing before posting this. I hope this is understandable; it doesn't make me a hater, but rather someone who takes a stand to possibly help them question themselves. +
🚨🎙️Eminem on BTS reportedly choosing not to submit a song for Grammy consideration:
"Good. I respect it. I've been saying for years that artists don't need a gold trophy to prove they're great. If BTS decided they don't need the Grammys, it's because they've already built one of the biggest fanbases in the world. The Grammys don't define greatness, they never have."
"Now, look at someone like Nicki Minaj. Whether you love her or not, her impact on hip-hop is undeniable, yet she's never won a Grammy, then look at Beyonce, she's good but not all that and yet she has the most Grammys?. It goes on to show why people keep questioning the system. It feels like industry politics and behind-the-scenes influence matter more than the music. That's why more artists are realizing they don't need the Grammys, the Grammys need them."