“Wow!” The Los Angeles Staples Center, where the 61st Grammy Awards (Grammy) awards ceremony, the United States of America’s most prestigious music awards, was held on the afternoon of the 10th (local time). When seven young men in black suits came to the stage, cheers burst out, the moment the Korean idol group BTS (BTS) appeared as the winner of the best rhythm and blues (R&B) album. When any pop star was on the podium, it was a seldom bursting roar. When BTS members came on stage, their hit song Fake Love. BTS is the first Korean singer to be on the Grammy stage, whether it is a prize winner or a winner.
BTS Proved Grammaticer Influence
For BTS and K-pop, the Grammy was meaningful in many ways: Grammy, which is broadcast live in more than 170 countries, including United States of America, is a dream stage for singers around the world. The fact that a high-nosed Grammy invited K-pop idol as a prize winner shows the elevated status of BTS. BTS received an invitation from Grammy last year following the American Airlines Music Awards and the Billboard Music Awards, and was the first Korean singer to be invited to the United States of America's three major music awards ceremony. “The appearance of the Grammy Award is a benefit that those with stardom can enjoy in United States of America,” said Im Jin-mo, a music critic. “The invitation of the organizer means that he is aware of the influence of BTS.” The Grammy outing was also meaningful for BTS. BTS member RM said, "I dreamed of a day on this stage in Korea." However, he said, "I will come back."
"I was frustrated by the album design, but I noticed music."
BTS has been noted since the awards ceremony, not only because it was selected as a prize winner, but also because their album Love Yourself, former tier, was nominated for the best recording package category last year. The best recording package category is an award given to album cover makers () to cover the workability of album jacket design. Although Love Yourself former Tier did not win, it is meaningful that the album of the Korean K-pop idol group was illuminated in Grammy, officials in the domestic pop music industry are gathering their mouths. This is because BTS is the first time that the album of a Korean pop singer is mentioned in Grammy.
Grammy is famous for stinging in non-English-speaking albums and teenage idol music. “Grammy is conservative and exclusive to singers outside of United States of America compared to the American Airlines Music Awards and Billboard Music Awards,” said Lee Gyu-tak, a music critic. “Grammy’s mention of BTS’s album as a candidate means that it is paying attention to BTS’s musicality.” The United States of America famous music magazine Billboard also evaluated the nomination of the best recording package category of the BTS album as "honoring the BTS' commitment to the album concept".
BTS has released a series album for two years and consistently showed the world view of Love You (Love You Self) not only in music but also in album cover. It was a way to express the story on the cover with the flower that was followed by the story, and to connect the album by line.
Black Rap The first song of the year ... The Grammys have changed dramatically.
This year's Grammys lead was United States of America rapper Childish Gambino, who won four gold medals. He has swept two of the four major awards (the Song of the Year Award and the Record of the Year award) with his hit song This Orange Is the New Black Americas. According to Billboard, it is the first time in Grammy history that a black singer's rap music has been selected for Song of the Year. The Orange Is the New Black Americas has resonated with social critical lyrics that pinpointed discrimination against black people and the shootings at United States of America.
Graeme has changed this year, and as Gambino’s propaganda shows, his talk has been diversity, and he has set the stage for inclusion beyond the walls of race and gender. He invited Asian singer (BTS) as a prize winner, and unusually presented black female singer (Elyscia Keith) as a host, not a white male. Graeme, who was praised for being stingy with black music, also set up a special stage to celebrate the 60th anniversary of Motown Records, the birthplace of black music in the 1960s. At the opening ceremony of the awards ceremony, Barack Obama, former United States of America President Michelle Obama, actress Lady Gaga, actress Jayda Pinket Smith, and four other women who voiced their voices in each field, tried to change. Obama Ada Lovelace said, "Music helps others easily accept their thoughts." "Every story that everyone conveys is important," he said.
There was also noise: some pop stars, including Gambino and Ariana Grande, refused to attend the ceremony, and the claim that they were “repressed in creativity” was the reason for the boycott.