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Army, you now?

[7 @li___rey]

Конечно именно вам это и выгодно потому ни в одну главную номинацию вы никогда не попадете, а для нас это ограничение, а не возможность
Что уж говорить раз вы оправдываете расизм в сторону национальности своих фавок лишь из-за того что у бтс больше возможностей может быть

[🍀Bang Chan is my Icon 👑🌊||This&That🧡🖤 @Channiescake_]

Какое же самомнение у #that фандома)))
Ребята, ваши пацаны такие же корейцы, как и все остальные группы, и они обязаны стоять рядом с другими корейцами

[Purple Thoughts⁷ @machimi2003]

@ameviil I'm going to post this across tiktok and x, I will do so on Instagram, armiespls we can do this but how do we reach out to the 15000 voters we don't even know who they are

[jeonifyme⁷ ⊙⊝⊜ @VPatrya]

@ameviil We need to spell it out for them guys
ARIRANG ALBUM OF THE YEAR
SWIM SONG OF THE YEAR
BTS BEST POP DUO/GROUP PERFORMANCE
ARIRANG BEST RECORDING ALBUM
ARIRANG BEST ENGINEERED ALBUM, NON CLASSICAL

This jus an example, Let's spread Arirang and BTS into as many category as possible

[⁷ @teeheehyung]

And according to critics, ARIRANG by BTS has it ALL 🤷🏻‍♀️

[Kpop Charts @kchartsmaster]

According to Ten Asia exclusive report, SM Entertainment was found to have hired an outside company to manipulate public opinion on Internet forums during its management conflict with HYBE early last year, targeting HYBE groups.

On February 27 last year, public relations agency ‘Astrafe’ created a chat room called "St" that included employees of the viral company it hired and executives from SM, according to Telegram conversations obtained exclusively by this newspaper. This was a task force to create public opinion in favor of SM in the SM-HYBE case, which had been in full swing since the beginning of the same month. The idea was to create not only virality, spreading information in its favor, but also reverse virality, spreading negative news about the other side of the conflict. In total, there were six people. Two SM employees, the director of Astrafe and three representatives of viral companies.

It was written articles to raise concerns that groups could disband if HYBE acquired SM. "So far, the groups that have disbanded after HYBE took over are GFRIEND, NU’EST and Pristin. HYBE is making takeover bids because they need to eat first and they can do something. But as a result, even in the stock market, I don't sell HYBE shares because I think it is better for the current management of SM to be on the board of directors than for HYBE to be on the board of directors".

https://t.co/WhkIzWfPgk

[PROTECT KIM TAEHYUNG @protectKimKTH]

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[Beyond ARMY ⊙⊝⊜⁷ saw PIED PIPER and 뱁새 @beyond_ARMY_]

@spotify Can you please elaborate on what Spotify means by “sleep streaming”?

Some of us use long playlists during the day while working, and also have specific playlists at night to sleep or relax. For example, I have an 8-hour “BTS to Relax” playlist with no repeats that I use because I have clinical PTSD.

I’ve been a paid Spotify Premium member since July 17, 2011, just days after Spotify launched in the U.S. on July 14. I was also part of the beta/testing period for about five months before the official U.S. launch through Klout/Kred, so technically I’ve used Spotify since February 2011.

Because of that, I’d appreciate clarity on how “sleep streaming” is being identified. How is Spotify distinguishing artificial streaming behavior from legitimate long-form listening by paid users who use playlists for work, sleep, relaxation, or health reasons?

It would be very concerning if longtime, legitimate Premium users were excluded from Reserved access because an algorithm misclassified their activity.

- https://t.co/weZHO3dWcX
- https://t.co/UsN3x08doi

[C⊙c⊝_⊜Tae7 @Coco_OTae7]

Listening to a song several time bc it's a good song = bots
Night party = bots
Listing our own playlist = bots
Listening to some artists = bots

Pay fo playlisting= humans
Pay for streams= humans
Many covers to boost streams in many pls= humans
Pay you= humans
AI remixes= humans

[7 @li___rey]

@k3nch4na @Purplebitc7 Она же там сольно выступает, значит это не уг, а ее собственная компания которую ОНА основала

[BathJudge🎐 @theebathtub]

Spotify has publicly lied to its users. Premium users pay a monthly subscription, and the least Spotify can do is be transparent about its policies, metric reporting, and communication across the platform.

If those BTS fans hadn't noticed the inconsistency, no one would’ve caught it. He would’ve wrongfully received an accolade he didn't actually earn in the first place.

[DailyRapFacts @DailyRapFacts]

Spotify got exposed for lying about Drake's "Make Them Cry" being the most streamed song in a single day on their platform in 2026 so far.

BTS holds the record for the biggest song debut of 2026 on Spotify with over 14m streams

[Shan saw Louder Than Bombs Live 🪭 @readonlyshan]

We’re on track for both of these to cross 100m by next week. Let’s give them a little push and get it done!

[Moon⁷🪭LAMRON🅐🅡🅘🅡🅐🅝🅖⊙⊝⊜BTS IS BACK @Tanniology13]

@IFPI_org Another hot take!
There are some artist who pays to streaming platforms to make thousands of versions of a song through "microplaylisting" which are hidden in their main album but their streaming farms align those versions all together & get not filtration!
Investigate on them!

[BTS Daily Chile⁷ @BTSDailyChile]

Hace años Bangtan viene pagando los pecados de una industria que utiliza toda clase de acuerdos para inflar números. Y hoy, cuando vemos artistas con enormes debuts que caen al segundo día, dificultades para vender entradas y acuerdos donde incluso deben ceder parte de sus regalías para obtener visibilidad en plataformas —sí, Spotify, estoy hablando de ti—, finalmente cuentas como esta se atreven a hablar de “streaming fraudulento”.

Durante años fue más fácil acusar a BTS y a ARMY de ser “inorgánicos” que aceptar el nivel de apoyo, fidelidad y engagement real que Bangtan genera alrededor del mundo.

Stream #ARIRANG sigamos demostrando de lo que somos capaces.

[victoria @facebypjm]

Spotify has discontinued its pre-save chart, here are some records that ARIRANG will forever hold:

- The most pre-saved album by a Male act, group, asian act (5.01M)
- The album with the most pre-saves in 24 hours (925.9K)
- The fastest album to reach #1 on Pre-saves chart (2nd tracking day)

[Lisa Yadomaru @Joon_13_2013]

@RedMedia_us One suspects Spotify is mad that the two biggest songs of the year—DtMF for biggest streaming day and SWIM for biggest streaming debut—did it organically through genuine fan power and pop culture moments. They’re trying to get artists to pay for play and this hurts their case.

[arirang¹³ᵀˢholic⁷ @aestra234]

@RedMedia_us OH CORRUPT @Spotify ......FCK YOU and TODAY I UNDERSTOOD THAT IN MUSIC INDUSTRY MONEY SPEAKS LOUDER🖕

[💜⁷ @_For_Youth_]

@RedMedia_us Mind u the song Spotify is lying about mentions BTS

Using a sloppy bar on Bangtan &constantly baiting Michael Jackson's glove for streams.. & u still lose? & got the industry lying on it too..smh

Its over &bought/bot

Stream SWIM & maybe learn how to ride the wave🌊
#BTS_SWIM

[LAMRON @no_tf_unny]

@RedMedia_us @Spotify @billboard fcxk you both for always being nasty towards BTS. Your racism will never let bts down. They will riding as long as they have their armys ! 🖕keep crying

[⊙⊝⊜⁷ @v7jhjrjs]

@RedMedia_us @Kpop_Divaj8mw not only @Spotify but @billboard and @talkofthecharts it’s so obvious they got paid to fake achievements 🖕🏻🙂‍↔️