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BTS to Skip 2027 Grammys, Including New Asian Music Category

K-pop group BTS announced that they will not submit any music for the 2027 Grammy Awards, including a newly introduced Asian music category. The seven-member group made the decision public in a joint statement on Instagram, signaling a continued rift with the Recording Academy after past snubs. BTS, who have been nominated for Grammys before without winning, previously expressed frustration over the lack of recognition in major categories. The new Asian music category was created to better represent the region's artists, but BTS said they are not interested in competing in it. The band's statement did not provide further reasons for the boycott, but it comes amid a broader discussion about diversity and fairness in Grammy nominations. Both reports confirm the decision and the Instagram post, though DW focused on the Asian category aspect while CBC highlighted the 2027 cycle. The group, currently on a temporary hiatus for mandatory military service in South Korea, has not indicated whether they will participate in future Grammy ceremonies.

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