Another tweeted: “The committee is not even considering what dynamite means in terms of BTS’s career against rain for me like gagas, there should have been your answer.”
If the award had gone to BTS, it would have been the first Grammy win for the K-pop superstars.
J Balvin, Dua Lipa, Bad Bunny & Tainy’s “Un Dia (One Day)”, Justin Bieber with Quavo’s “Intentions” and Taylor Swift with Bon Iver’s “Exile” were also nominated for the award that eventually went to Gaga and Grande has been awarded. Grande celebrates the duo’s victory for their dynamic duet, tweet to Gaga, “forever, deeply grateful to you, for this experience, that you were part of this song and this celebration of healing and recovery, to be able to dance with you in the rain, to call you my dear friend & to share now it. outside grateful. congratulations queen, ti voglio bene! “
“just as much as I like Ariana and Gaga, this grammy should have gone to BTS and everyone knows it,” a BTS fan climbed in, saying what many other loyalists had said. “they deserved it so much and it’s so sad.”
“What I’m most upset about is that they lost in a PERFORMANCE category … think about what you want from the song, but no one can perform BTS,” another supporter argued.
ARMY took positive advantage of the loss and looked at the future potential achievements of the group.
“Last year guest, this year nominated, next year we will win it,” one fan predicted.
Meanwhile, BTS was looking forward to what was to come in the Grammys on Sunday night, reminding the ARMY of ‘Beware of the performance!’ with a tweet with a purple heart on Sunday night – symbolizing their close bond with their fans.
Check out some comments from the BTS ARMY below.