BTS, eu acompanharei vocês enquanto estiverem ativos, por 20, 30, 40 anos... não importa.
Obrigada por tudo. Por cuidarem de mim, trazerem conforto ao meu coração, me ensinarem tantas coisas boas.
Vocês são verdadeiros artistas e eu confio em vocês.
Eu amo vocês.
o bts só falou que não iria submeter arirang na próxima edição do gr@mmy e tem várias pessoas da bancada interpretando isso como se eles tivessem ameaçado a premiação e ainda estão fazendo comentários odiosos contra ele,bizarro isso..muito bizarro
This BTS era is wild. They haven't given K-media, K-music shows, the industry, or the GRAMMYS one single crumb. A true CULTURAL RESET is happening right in front of our eyes. THIS IS WHAT TRUE POWER LOOKS LIKE!
#BTSPowerEra
Oh please read this 💜
“That’s the part the Grammys should be mourning.
Because they had something extraordinarily rare: one of the biggest acts in the world genuinely valued their recognition.
And they squandered it.
Year after year, BTS showed up. Performed. Smiled. Brought the audience. Generated the headlines. Treated the nomination like an honor. Allowed the Grammy to remain positioned as something worth chasing.
Until eventually the chase became more embarrassing for the institution dangling the prize than for the artists who hadn’t received it.
And now, after BTS finally stopped running, the Grammys want to explain that they’ve created MORE opportunities for recognition?
Baby, the opportunity expired.
You had seven global superstars standing at your door believing what was inside mattered.
You kept them waiting so long they built something bigger outside.”
https://t.co/AFJE8dzvUy
There is no such thing as "Asian Pop" lmaoo it's not a genre like "Jazz or Country" it's just music by Asian Acts. If British Artists don't have a British Pop Category, Canadian Artists don't have a Canadian Pop Category then there's no reason for Asian Artists to have an Asian Category unless you specifically wanna alienate Non-English speaking Acts,, the audacity to also add "music with proper use of asian language" to the criteria coz English only belongs to Western Acts right??
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.
The fact that he carried the fandom in 2024, continuously releasing content and always being there for armys will always be one of the most cherished memories.
bts telling the grammys tht the category is xenophobic and disrespectful to asians & the grammys saying we dgaf about ur opinion bc we know ur culture better than u do and u should be grateful that we even decided to mention asian ppl this year is such a colonizer mentality
@danilovesbts other fandom and their faves r salivating at the thought of being successful as bts but the second they're experiencing how hard to be in this spot w/out any help from the labels n industry's higher ups they'll give up. we made everything seem so easy
the silence from bts’ industry peers (with the exception of tablo!) speaks volumes.
“heavy is the head that wears the crown”
the kpop industry has spent years chasing bts’ success desperate to replicate it, quick to claim it as their own and fighting to be known as “the next bts” but nobody actually wants to BE bts when it’s time to be bts which is why i will always respect the guys for the way they handle the pressure, weight and burden of being the first keeping in mind that they don’t have many peers to look to for advice on how to navigate these uncharted waters.