BTS has announced that it will not submit its music for consideration at the 2027 Grammy Awards, saying that music should be heard and appreciated rather than being divided.
According to an ANI report yesterday, the globally popular K-pop group shared that the decision reflects its belief that music should go beyond boundaries of language, region or genre. songs should connect with listeners based on their artistic value instead of being placed into separate categories.
BTS said they respect the Grammy Awards but feel that music is a universal language that brings people together. The group added that they want their work to be listened to as music first, without being divided into different classifications.
The announcement has drawn attention from fans around the world, with many praising the group’s stand on equality and inclusivity in music.
Despite opting out of the 2027 Grammy nominations, BTS said they will continue focusing on creating music that resonates with audiences globally.
BTS has previously earned several Grammy nominations (without winning any award) and remains one of the most successful and influential music groups in the world.
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