Another tweeted, “the committee doesn’t even consider what dynamite means in terms of BTS’s career versus rain on me by gaga’s like that, there should have been their response.”
If the award went to BTS, it would have been a first historic Grammy win for K-pop stars.
J Balvin, Dua Lipa, Bad Bunny & Tainy’s “Un Dia (One Day), Justin Bieber with Quavo’s” Intentions “and Bon Iver’s Taylor Swift were also nominated for the award that finally went to Gaga and Big. Grande celebrated the victory of the duo in their dynamic duet, tweeting to Gaga, “eternally, deeply grateful for you, for this experience, for being part of this song and this celebration of healing and recovery, to be able to dance in the rain with you, to call you my dear friend and now to share this. in addition to being grateful. congratulations queen, ti voglio bene! “
“As much as I love Ariana and Gaga, this grandma should have gone to BTS and everyone knows it,” a BTS fan came into the conversation, echoing what many other supporters were saying. “they deserved it so much and it’s so sad.”
“What bothers me most is that they lost in the PERFORMANCE category … think what you want about the song, but no one has managed to beat BTS,” argued another supporter.
Putting a positive bias on the loss, ARMY looked forward to the future potential of the group.
“Last year’s guest, nominated this year, next year we will win,” predicted one fan.
Meanwhile, BTS was waiting for what was yet to come on Sunday night at the Grammy, reminding the ARMY of “Watch out for the performance!” with a tweet with a purple heart on Sunday night – symbolizing his close bond with his fans.
See some of BTS ARMY’s reactions below.