I don’t know why I see some ARMY fighting with k-pop group stans. Honestly if any of them win a Grammy at all, their legacy will be that they won it the year BTS chose not to participate.
- “BTS Overturns Grammy's Table... ARMY Responds with 'Aliens' Tops Chart”
- “BTS' 'Aliens' sweeps iTunes charts worldwide after Grammy withdrawal”
ART HAS NO ALIENS
#ArtHasNoAliens
remember when taehyung appeared on first take, a popular japanese show where artists sing live in one take. there is no edits and retakes and there were accusations of voice modulation cause he sounded just like the studio version 😭
According to some Korean guys, Taehyung played 184 ranked LoL games this season and reached Master, mainly playing Nunu and Zoe.
Based on his match history, he started grinding after returning to Korea from the tour. Even more impressively, he climbed to Master through solo queue without getting carried by anyone.
O POVO COM VERGONHA DE SE SUBMETER AO GRAMMY KKKKKKKKKK ESSE BTS É O CÃO
“As agências de K-pop permanecem cautelosas quanto a submeter após o BTS ter se retirado.”
👀 Namjoon just posted Marcel Duchamp’s L.H.O.O.Q., in his IG Stories, now displayed at MoMA NY until August 22, must have visited! But I think there’s more to this than a museum photo 🤭
Backstory: Duchamp took a cheap postcard of the Mona Lisa and drew a mustache on it. He pioneered the idea of the “Readymade”, taking an ordinary object and simply designating it as art. Duchamp’s message? Art isn’t defined by a manual, canvas, or a museum wall. He believed it lives in the concept, the intention, and the relationship with the audience.
Bringing it back to the present… who comes to mind as an artist who needs no institutional validation? their art, and the way it moves millions, already speaks for itself? 🫶
we're not talking enough about the rule that says if a song is entered into the best asian pop category, it cannot compete in any other performance categories. i wonder why harvey mason jr didn't mention that part in his response
Namjoon posted Marcel Duchamp's L.H.O.O.Q.
Marcel with this art work questioned why society places certain artworks on a pedestal while dismissing others.