BTS Announces They Will Not Submit For Grammy Awards Consideration

BTS Announces They Will Not Submit For Grammy Awards Consideration

Global powerhouse BTS has introduced that they won’t be submitting for consideration on the 2027 Grammy Awards.

The seven-member Okay-pop group introduced their choice in a coordinated Instagram story Wednesday native Korean time. “We have decided not to submit to the Grammys this year,” a translation of the message reads.

“I hope that music can be heard and loved for what it is, rather than being divided by region or language,” the message continues. “Thank you to ARMY and everyone who is always with us.”

BTS’ choice comes just a bit over a month after the introduction of a brand new class for the 2027 Grammy Awards, the Asian pop music efficiency class. The addition has obtained blended reactions in Okay-pop areas on-line, however BTS is the primary artist to announce they’re going to sit down out of the awards.

The group members’ option to specify each area and language is related, because the class specifics that the songs entered music embody “meaningful use” of any Asian language. BTS, within the midst a banner comeback 12 months, was an apparent frontrunner for the brand new class and have been nominated in different Grammy classes in years previous.

The Recording Academy’s description of the brand new award reads, “This category recognizes artistic excellence in Asian pop music performances originating from or widely recognized within Asian markets, including but not limited to K-pop, J-pop and C-pop, with meaningful use of one or more Asian languages. Awards are presented to the performing artist(s).”

All seven members returned to the trailblazing boy group and to group activties final 12 months following their obligatory navy enlistment of their house nation of South Korea, engaged on their first new album in years. They launched that album, Arirang, in March, which debuted No. 1 on the Billboard 200 whereas their lead single “Swim” landed at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100.

The Recording Academy hasn’t issued a press release, although The Hollywood Reporter has reached out for remark.

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