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Kiss xoxo three thousand, five thousand, five fucking million trillion times - 🐨 Brussels ☀︎ Paris 2026 Stan account • Here for BTS only C#

The only reason BTS was able to break through barrier after barrier was the amazing passion, hard work, and strategising by ARMY. I could make a whole thread about that, but the point I'm making here is we completely changed the game.

Losing #BTS triggers a minimum $36M ad loss. With ratings down 6%, the Recording Academy misses millions of new fans who just had a taste of BTS via the ARIRANG album. The Academy needs BTS far more than BTS ever needed a trophy. #GRAMMYs #BTSEffect #BTSnomics #방탄소년단

* Daysi * ⁷ ⟭⟬ ⟬⟭ 🇳🇱 ⦿ ☰ ☲@dbyd.bsky.social · 3d ago

Without #BTS, a normal GRAMMYs awards weekend brings in a brief spike of 78M user interactions. By contrast, the group drives over 12 BILLION global GRAMMY impressions across a full week. The digital footprint completely shifts gear. Read more 👇 #DS_BTS #GRAMMYs #BTSEffect #BTSnomics #musicsky

It seems that the grammys changed BTS bio in may to add "Asian pop artists" and that they are the only one act under the "Asian" in the artists There's big conflict of interests in all this

BEFORE
​BTS have redefined the global music industry with their genre-blending sound, powerful performances, and authentic storytelling. Emerging from South Korea, the group rose to international prominence with hit singles like "Dynamite", "Butter", and "Permission to Dance". Notably, they became the first K-pop act to receive a GRAMMY nomination, with Dynamite earning a nod for Best Pop Duo Group Performance in 2021 followed by nominations for Butter in 2022 and Yet to Come and My Universe with Coldplay in 2023. BTS’s magnetic exploration of love, identity, and inner strength resonate with fans worldwide, with fans hoping the group return from their hiatus stronger than ever.
​AFTER
​Since debuting in 2013, BTS has transformed from a hip-hop-inspired Korean act into one of the most influential global music groups of the 21st century, driven by introspective storytelling, genre-blending production, and an unusually direct relationship with fans. Albums such as Love Yourself: Tear, Map of the Soul: 7, and Be produced worldwide hits including Dynamite, Butter, and Life Goes On helping the group become the first K act to top both the Billboard Hot 100 and Billboard 200 multiple times. BTS also became the first K-pop act to receive Grammy nominations, ultimately earning five Grammy nominations, a milestone that reshaped how the Western music industry views Korean-language music and Asian pop artists. Beyond chart dominance, the group is widely credited with normalizing deeply personal themes mental health, identity, burnout, and self-worth within mainstream pop, while maintaining creative involvement in songwriting and production, an uncommon trait among global idol groups. A detail admired by longtime fans is that the “Love Yourself” era was partially inspired by literary and psychological themes, including Carl Jung’s theories explored further in the “Map of the Soul” series, giving BTS’s discography an intellectual continuity rarely seen in contemporary pop music.It seems thay changed their bio in may to add "Asian pop artists" and that they are the only one act under the "Asian" in the artists 
There's big conflict of interests in all this