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Recording Academy member Adam Merter Birson says: “BTS ARMY should push for them to win Album of the Year, not be marginalized in a Best Asian Pop category. It’s great for smaller artists to get recognized, but BTS is way too big and important to fall into this trap.” 🗣️ 🔗
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Recording Academy member Adem Merter Birson shared a video explaining the 3 steps on how armys can help BTS. Another voter within the academy left a comment on his post, stating that personally they are ready. Army, now is the time to increase Arirang streams from the record and highlight the production 👀🏃🏻♀️ 🔗
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grammy created the best asian pop category to leverage bts's huge reach and build prestige. by having bts win first, they hoped to motivate other asian acts (j-pop, k-pop, etc.) to compete, while conveniently keeping non-western artists out of the main general categories. (cr: .International Sleep⁷ 시차) also, introducing this category right in 2026, bts's comeback year as they dominate the usa market, seems far from a coincidence. this category was not created between 2022 and 2025 when bts was inactive, it was created right as bts is crushing grammy's favorites in their main market both commercially and critically by a landslide.
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Grammy Winning producer, Derrick Milano celebrates his recent work on SWIM which is the lead single of ARIRANG and how it helped him to "restart and refresh". SWIM is the biggest single released in 2026 with over 600m streams and it spent 25 days on No.1 on Spotify and also reached No.1 on Apple Music Global and BB Hot 100.
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“People think BTS is this big because of their industry plans. But that couldn't be further from the truth. K-pop didn't accept them, and hip-hop didn't accept them. So they went grassroots. History repeats itself. You can see the through line from D'Angelo to Outkast to now BTS. When a group is forced to curate their own world, they typically end up becoming one of the biggest. Because everybody wants to be on that world.” 🔗
•・75,109 views • 2 months ago
this creator is amazed by bts army, calling them "music industry investigators" he highlights how bts fans expose industry fravd, like streaming 🤖s rigging the #1 spot, backed by real evidence. he praises dedication of bts fans and unmatched power to move records and sell out shows. 🔗
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