syfa

(she ∕ her, a fan account) when bangtan said “h-“ that’s when i Knew that imDestined to love them 4ever !!!

[ًnindi @taesbooo]

aneh bgt kpopies suka bener ngatain misogynists when you’re literally the one calling people “budhe” “janda” only to defend yourself by saying “itukan cuma buat panggilan yang lebih tua.” AS IF you’ve never used those terms to drag us

[syfa @taegloo]

kita jg bisa bedain kali MANA panggilan yg bener sm slurs, dipikir kita goblok kali cuih manipulatif bgt, gw di rl dipanggil bude sm ponakan gw gt misal YA NGAPAIN GW MARAH jir, so iye lu bgst its on you its on you

[L !? ★ @dabilouvre]

if u think panggilan bude, or even mbak dan ibu sounds misogyny and slutty to you, then it's on u anjir

how could u think panggilan bude is something misogyny and considered as a slutshame when the fact that bude itself cuma PANGGILAN utk perempuan yg LEBIH TUA???

[syfa @taegloo]

this supposed to be a shade twt? 😭 lol

[yosoik ❀ @yosian77]

what i ordered vs what i got

[𝐜𝐢⋆◡̈⋆ @rugizel]

surat terbuka buat @prabowo

hai, aku notice beberapa setahun belakangan ini, pas lg ada bencana besar di indo, tapi justru kamu malah world tour ke negara² yg sbenernya gapenting bgt. kaya niat ga sih kamu wo jd pemimpin?😔😔

mau share pandangan ku aja sih, bukan untuk judge

[syfa @taegloo]

@starfess kurang kerjaan amat sih, gw udh muak bgt liat beginian di stardut ini, adminnya jg ga becus bgt ajang war ky gini diwadahin mulu kontol, pake akun asli lah jgn nyampah disini

[👾 @tekooila]

bts gak bikin kebijakan yang bikin kesusahan hajat hidup orang banyak! istg you all need to stop desensitize isu politik dan permasalahan publik yang nyata demi fanwar di twitter doang.

[syfa @taegloo]

apasih orgil gajelas

[𝚍𝚘𝚖𝚒𝚎• @_domiegyu]

@jinggaa95 udah jajan blm ka hari ini? teazzi mau gak?

[syfa @taegloo]

kl ada org jahat mah akuin aja dia jahat gausah banyak cing cong nyari pembelaan lain, gasuka mah gasuka aja tp jgn bikin lu jd org bangsat lah apalagi menyangkut profesi, loser bgt bawa bawa hal se ga penting WAR ke rl jir lol, emg setipe lu sm si oreo sm sm bloon

[𝙣𝙮𝙭𓃠 @itsevenyx]

@starfess yah gmn ya bingung jg org2 bereaksi gini ke fandom itu kan jg emg krn capek lht kelakuan mereka sendiri? kudunya sbg sesama fandom lu bs pake jari lu atau mulut lu buat ngingetin rekan sefandom jgn toxic klo jd org toh gk akan ada yg benci mereka nantinya

[syfa @taegloo]

eh tolol

[doicare? @ryulizope]

@jienagu @starfess gini aja kak

[BUSTED🧌 @Bustedd__]

🚨🎙️Eminem on BTS reportedly choosing not to submit a song for Grammy consideration:

"Good. I respect it. I've been saying for years that artists don't need a gold trophy to prove they're great. If BTS decided they don't need the Grammys, it's because they've already built one of the biggest fanbases in the world. The Grammys don't define greatness, they never have."

"Now, look at someone like Nicki Minaj. Whether you love her or not, her impact on hip-hop is undeniable, yet she's never won a Grammy, then look at Beyonce, she's good but not all that and yet she has the most Grammys?. It goes on to show why people keep questioning the system. It feels like industry politics and behind-the-scenes influence matter more than the music. That's why more artists are realizing they don't need the Grammys, the Grammys need them."

[BTS Charts & News @btschartsxdaily]

[INFO] Many critics of the South Korean industry support #BTS's decision! 🇰🇷🔥

Im Jin-mo, a popular music critic assessed BTS's decision not to submit to the Grammys as "a declaration of musical independence that breaks the chains of Western-centric authority, and a restoration of subjectivity."

Critic Lim Jin-mo, who has consistently served as a commentator for the Grammy Awards, pointed, "While the Grammys put forward the justification of diversity for the newly established 'APMP' category, it is essentially a defensive and somewhat racist attempt to isolate K-pop into a peripheral category in order to protect the vested interests of mainstream music."

Lee Kyu-tak, a professor at George Mason University Korea and Director of the Global K-Center, pointed out that for BTS, who have achieved various accomplishments musically, commercially, and culturally, the Grammys tended to be regarded as "the ultimate goal they had to achieve." He noted, "It is true that whenever the Grammys came around, discussions about whether they would win consistently circulated among the media and fans, and there was a belief that they would only be 'truly' recognized in the United States if they won a Grammy."

However, the analysis noted, "The Grammys' creation of a separate 'APMP' award was tantamount to a declaration that Asian music (including K-pop and non-Western/non-English music) would be treated separately from the Grammys' 'main stage.' This implies that BTS, who are already established as musicians not only in Korea and the U.S. but globally, do not necessarily need to obsess over the Grammys." It continued, "Given that there would undoubtedly be debate among the media and fans regarding whether they accept the award or not under these circumstances, their voluntary refusal is significant in that it allows them to distance themselves from various controversies while clearly expressing their opposition to the Grammys treating non-Western/non-English music as a form of segregation."

Critic Im Jin-mo interprets BTS's recent decision as a resistance chosen instead of compromise in the face of the Grammys' conservatism, which prioritizes ratings and buzz while withholding fair evaluation. He viewed the decision not to submit as "a complete 'declaration of independence' from Grammy authority, signifying that they will no longer force K-pop's identity to conform to American standards."

Critic Lim also highlighted the potential impact that BTS's decision is expected to create. He pointed out, "Just as The Weeknd's past declaration of a Grammy boycott stirred up public opinion in the local music industry, the fact that a single Asian artist has rebelled against a massive awards ceremony and opened a forum for public discourse demanding change demonstrates immense influence in itself."

#WeStandWithBTS

[rayna⁷ 🪷 @nycnamjoon]

it’s so genius of them if you think about it. whoever wins that category will forever have to live with knowing that they only won it because bts didn’t submit. it’ll be an asterisk on the wikipedia page. the grammys viewership will tank. bts put out an album that smashed records everywhere. bts get to exist with their heads held high, as always, and don’t have to kowtow to a shitty system

[syfa @taegloo]

i mean the excitment seeing bts watching their first nominee at the grammys, to that fucked up industry ruined it for them. back when we all had hope that they would finally give them the recognition they deserve 💔 i hate grammys

[syfa @taegloo]

my 2020 self will never believe this

[#1 sopebonifartz misser @fyasope]

they were so excited for their first grammy nomination, they went from this somewhat innocent excitement and anticipation to realizing how fucked up the industry is towards them

[⦿ ☰ ☲ @blbrmt]

do you know how fucking refreshing it is to see an artist stand their fucking ground against a gigantic fucking institution in 2026. I feel vindicated, not only as an ARMY, but as a human. BTS, you will be good. you were always gonna be good, but it only confirms it.

[namjoon pics @rmarchives]

so proud of you, bts.

[syfa @taegloo]

im so proud of them 🥺 their impact was so big than the grammshit, if i was that big and succesfull and genuine i would do the same, like WHO are you discriminate our love for music just for a nominee, music indeed shouldnt be categorized 🤍

[syfa @taegloo]

at the end of the day who really needs who

[Pop Base @PopBase]

BTS announces they will not submit their music for the 2027 GRAMMY awards, following the Recording Academy’s addition of an Asian-focused category:

“I hope music itself can be heard and loved rather than being distinguished by region or language.”

[Pop Base @PopBase]

BTS announces they will not submit their music for the 2027 GRAMMY awards, following the Recording Academy’s addition of an Asian-focused category:

“I hope music itself can be heard and loved rather than being distinguished by region or language.”