you want to see real diversity?
go to a BTS concert!
all ages, shapes, sizes, nationalities, beliefs, gender, whatever "category" you can think of , there's probably someone in that inclusive space.
I saw a post saying that they don't understand why BTS is the one being heard when black people and Latinos have spoken about the same thing and there's one thing people aren't understanding.. BTS has a fandom that's willing to make them be heard. Yes, this conversation has been
let this moment be a reminder to every marginalized individual that no matter your nationality, ethnicity, race, gender identity, sexual orientation, age, disability or religious belief no one should try to dim your light by placing you in a box to deny you a seat at the table.
the beauty of stanning artists like BTS is that you wake up with even more love and respect for them than you had yesterday and they keep reminding you why you fell in love with them and their music in the first place. we're on the right side of history.
Bts saying no to that award taught me a good life lesson. Don't be scared to walk away from things which do not value you. Do not hesitate to stand for what's right even if it was a dream/meant something in the past. Thanks @BTS_twt
The most powerful part of this decision is that they are no longer asking to be accepted by the industry. They already know their worth as artists and understand that they deserve nothing less than everything they have built and earned throughout the years. 👏💜🔥
#WeStandWithBTS
BTS spent years opening doors that weren’t built for them. now they have the freedom to decide which ones are worth walking through. bts are truly living legends.
it takes an incredible amount of courage, even sadness, to realise that a dream is no longer a dream because its very foundation is rotten.
some people spend their entire lives chasing something, and when they finally discover it’s built on prejudice, unfairness, and flawed values, they don’t know how to walk away. BTS did.
I deeply admire their strength to let go of something they once dreamed of because they recognised it no longer represented what they believed in. they could have won their first grammy, but they chose integrity, conviction, respect for music and their peers instead.
that choice says more about their character than any trophy ever could.
Your music crossed every language border and region and you could easily win one or more Grammys yet you still chose not to submit because you won’t let them treat you like less for not being American Bangtan I have so much respect for you
🐹: “it's like i know there's a lot to consider, but if we can just be happy making the album and if we can make our fans happy and all of us are happy together in the end then i'm pleased about the outcome and i strongly feel about that.”