@amlysbang My question is, if they wanted to help smaller international artists gain visibility, why not make a new "break through international artist" award? An award for non-american artists that have only just broken into the US market that year.
@ChicknBunny13 I also dont believe i have the right to put my morals on anyone. If they feel thats an ok decision, it isnt my place to try to "educate" grown adults. Im either ok with staying a fan even though i dislike it, or stop being a fan. Theyre strangers, i dont know their "best version"
@jinsuzen@nyhsjtjbts No one has asked the grammys to do anything. Ppl have just said "you are deliberately causing problems, we wont participate". Why is that a bad thing? To choose what you are willing to do based on your own personal morals and ethics?
@sophiaglows40@Forbes If your job had yearly awards for best employee, and you had the best results, but they shuffled you off to "best female employee" so their favourite could win the main award, would you feel respected?
@urlosingmeking@ctrl_sedgrick Except they claim to not be an "american" award show, and have never had a problem giving the main categories to white, english speaking artists from non-american countries. Dont pretend the grammy dont do this to other poc and non-english speakers too.
@coma_chi All you are doing is showing the same bias and lack of integrity as the grammy awards. Maybe you should keep your mouth shut until you educate yourself past the snap judgement of an artists appearance?
@jinsuzen@tokyoselca Do any of those artists have a huge international fanbase that speak many different languages, and are they massively popular in the west due to their local fans? Coz thats the reason bts get awarded and have interest in international awards - their fanbase.
@unfayezed Just kinda depends. If someone has to travel a lot to get there, might not be worth it. Some ppl cant relax and have fun if theyre too high, some stadiums the audio is pretty crappy in areas, etc.
@BurkeenCin26562@user61786910010 Think youre missing the point. Jimin biases reacted coz a) jimin has been "accidentally" left of of a lot of things recently, and b) because supposedly ot7 fans use these "accidents" to hate on jimin in really horrific, disgusting ways.
@SUG4BLUE@ali_sck Then share that humour with your french friends, not use it to bully a stranger into tears so you can laugh. Thats disgusting behaviour and had nothing to do with culture.
@vfdws62099@vicpurple7_7@loveelyws Thats exactly what you did? What kind of batshit crazy ppl think its fun to make an army cry just so they can have a laugh. Thats not culture, thats disgusting.
@que3romie@0613_Rkive They went to france to see bts. Between harrassing an army to the point of tears, the way you guys have treated disabled army at the stadium and the stalking of bts... its disgusting.
@7bonobonoya7 Nah it's always been fine in live music to wear merch etc from other artists. It used to be seen as weird if you wore merch from an artist at their own show. Maybe its a cultural thing?
@kmgoogiemimi_ I honestly think it's a weird form of homophobia. Queerness is fine to them so long as it's not realistic, not taken seriously, doesnt involve actual love (just physical), still involves hetero stereotypes etc. There's also this strange acceptance of slurs in the fandom?!
@kimozzi5@Jennife00969662@cidorta Jimn n jk must be embarrased that their hometown is always screwing things up. That means Busan needs to be criticised until they drastically improve, so they can be proud of it.
@LexieSushi@Livheartt@KakePop7 Yup, the population has to voice their issues with their own gov and media. It the entire countrys reputation that is harmed.