Imagine that at your workplace there was an employee of the month, a black employee of the month, a Latino employee of the month, and an Asian employee of the month... I think that makes more sense now.
except for tablo from epik high, no peer of bts in k-pop supported bts today. an industry critic said that only bts could show this backbone and that k-pop has to bow down to the grammys. while bts wanted to protect the industry's pride, we learned that the industry has no pride.
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.
e a nicole kim q infernizou td mundo nessa produção de album p ter mais letras em ingles na intenção de ganhar um grammy e simplesmente os membros vao la e manda essa premiação a merda