genuinely feel so bad for armys who didn’t live through bts_twt active era cos you really just had to be there. the post concert selfies, jungkook destroying his stomach lining eating six cups of ramen, jimin faking namjin dating rumours…. what a time
I mean I think once we went on a trip with JK and Jimin and they didn’t edit out the fact that he was having explosive diarrhea we pretty much killed that whole idol myth 😂
tadinho do hoseok quando chegar aqui no brasil vai ser mais ou menos assim no aeroporto
alfândega: mel da bolsinha de patinho não entra no país
hs: mas eu sou o hoseok do bts!
alfândega: ta bom hoseok do bts o mel da bolsinha de patinho não entra no país
I cannot stress how significant it is for the BTS Grammy discussion to be published in the NYT Opinion section. It is very carefully curated for only the most significant issues being talked about and there are endless examples of change happening after an issue was published there. While younger gen doesn’t tend read legacy media, tastemakers and influential industry people do. Please give it a read and share everywhere.
In the New York Times today “But BTS, possibly the biggest act in the world since JACKSON…”
BTS is at THAT level so let’s act accordingly, ARMY. Publicly engaging in fanwars tells outsiders that we think other groups are on the same level.
The New York Times on BTS' Grammy withdrawal.
“The largest Asian entertainment companies, with lots of new acts to promote, may not want to fight that system on principle. But BTS, possibly the biggest act in the world since Jackson, is perhaps the only Korean recording act with the freedom and leverage to spark a reckoning.
So will this be a moment where artists and entrepreneurs conspire to force the major institutions of this business to break its addiction to racism dressed up as demography?
Every artist, whether BTS or Bad Bunny, deserves access to the largest market without being filtered out or qualified.”