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BINI’s “Blush” was featured on Vevo (multinational music video hosting service)’s recent Instagram post as part of its Asian & Pacific Islander Heritage Month playlist, celebrating API artists. (

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Guysss😭 LOOK!!! MLB Network, a 1.6M following on IG, dedicated to baseball used Neuron by j-hope on a reel celebrating #AAPIHeritageMonth!!!😭 OMG! It features AAPI personalities on baseball while the chorus of Neuron with j-hope's voice is heard on the video. The 3 artists ( hobi, Gaeko and Yoonmirae) were properly acknowledged in the video and in their caption! THIS! This is what this song is all about! A song that INSPIRES! Neuron is the perfect song as we end the month-long AAPI Heritage Month today, May 31, 2024.🥹 j-hope talked about the functioning neurons moving us and a better NEW and a better RUN. As we celebrate and honor the rich history, and culture of these diverse communities, this song encourages us that even if we don't know each other's stories, we should create moments of love to bridge the gap (as seen written on the last part of Neuron Motion Picture) AAPI Heritage month from May 1-31st is one way to do so, to celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander people, to know their history, lower down barriers and how one can become an ally! In 2022, on this same day, BTS spoke with President Biden About AAPI Inclusion & Anti-Asian Hate Crimes at the White House! j-hope's message was “We are here today thanks to our Army — our fans worldwide — who have different nationalities and cultures and use different languages. We are truly and always grateful.” I hope hobi gets to see this video, it will make him smile🥹 WE ARE SO PROUD of the kind of artist that you are, j-hope!! 🎶I'll tell you again We'll never ever give up, forever I'll say it again We'll always be alive to move us PLEASE SEND SOME LOVE to this post on IG, I have linked the post below. tysm! *The Major League Baseball Network is an American television sports channel dedicated to baseball. The reel is starting to go viral already #HOPE_ON_THE_STREET #jhope_Neuron

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(VERSION 2 because I feel I didn't do justice the other post 😅) _________ Hey, SEAblings! Did you know that during the time of the second Hallyu Wave, Southeast Asian artists were already thriving? Here's a massive throwback featuring Malaysia's Vince Chong Vince Chong and Jaclyn Victor Jaclyn Victor and the Philippines' Nikki Gil Nikki Gil-Albert 😍 They were tapped by Disney Channel Asia (before Disney+ was ever a thing) to sing the Asian versions of High School Musical 2's "You Are The Music In Me" and "Gotta Go My Own Way". Now this is NOT meant to belittle Korean artists. I remain a big, big fan of Hyun Bin and Son Ye-jin and I wouldn't say no to seeing BTS and Blackpink. I also appreciate Dara of 2NE1 for never forgetting the Philippines. This post is just meant to educate some Knetz who said K-pop doesn't need Southeast Asians (and South Americans in another tweet) to thrive and that SEA folks should just stick with stanning SEApop artists. Go figure. 😮‍💨🤷🏻‍♀️ Sadly, the posts have gone racist for both sides. But as a Southeast Asian, myself, who has a great appreciation for Korean artistry and who is extremely proud of my Filipino heritage, this video is just a reminder of what Southeast Asian artists have always, always been capable. 🙂 ___________ It should be noted that the main female lead of HSM2, Vanessa Hudgens, is half Southeast Asian, herself. 😉 ___________ I am attaching in the comments the full music videos of the songs, above. Sadly, I am unable to find any original Disney Channel Asia uploads of these videos. #SoutheastAsia #Disney #SEApop

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🇯🇵 [Seoul Economic Daily] 260618 "Jin Even Shook Up Japan's Music Market" Why BTS Jin's Solo Power Is So Remarkable 👩‍🏫BTS Jin has been making a remarkable impact in the Japanese music market as a solo artist, continuing an unparalleled run of success since completing his military service. At Japan's biggest music awards ceremony, Music Awards Japan, the title track Don't Say You Love Me from his solo mini album won the Best of Listeners' Choice International Song award. The achievement is especially meaningful because the result was heavily influenced by fan voting. Users of Spotify, the world's largest music streaming platform, directly participated in the selection process. Upon its release, the song reached No. 1 on Spotify's Global Chart, becoming the first achievement of its kind by an Asian artist. Jin is also setting new longevity records for a K-pop solo artist on Japanese charts, demonstrating his immense popularity across the country. His success continued on the year-end charts as well. On Billboard Japan's year-end rankings, he was the only K-pop solo artist to appear near the top of the Hot 100 singles chart, while also securing a strong position on the Artist 100 chart. On the Oricon charts, he achieved a dominant No. 1 ranking among K-pop solo artists, further solidifying his top-tier status in Japan. Making a powerful return after military service, Jin continues to maintain his position at the highest level both as a solo artist and as a member of BTS. With every release, he continues to make history on global charts. Through his acceptance speech, he expressed heartfelt gratitude to fans around the world and shared his determination to showcase his own unique musical identity through future solo projects. Global fans are continuing to praise Jin as they look forward to the new messages and bold artistic journey he will bring to the worldwide music scene. #JIN #방탄소년단진 MUSIC AWARDS JAPAN公式 방탄소년단

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