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- Nilza Silva says:
  I'm imenselly thankful to them! The only downside to me is whitewashing.
- Dhdba says:
  Agreed i was telling somebody else that this does nothing for those who are of the asian diaspora working in western entertainment long term (be it those who start their or cross over from the asian entertainment to western entertainment). Nor does add anything to asian based entertainment outside of kpop because hallyu doesn't even represent all the vast asian entertainment industries or asian diaspora in general, let alone all those who work in korean entertainment its just that people like to overhype the hayllu wave or kpop in general both in the east and the west. Also i found it funny how fans took it upon themselves to bad mouth these celbs/people who work in the western industry or the industry itself especially since fans the ones who will be asking and expect collabs, projects and more awards and accolades in the future from these very people and industry that they talked shit about and belittled.
- Colette Bennett says:
  Since they gained roughly a million followers on Twitter after the show, I'm going to say yes.
- CandraDee says:
  First things first, I want to say I love your profile pic. I don't see many Pentagon fans randomly on non Pentagon related things & Yan An in my ultimate bias. ♥ Secondly, this is quite true indeed & it honestly upsets me that I hadn't really thought about any of this until now.
- Eden says:
  That punchline, "The question is – will anyone who didn’t know about BTS remember that they won a week from now?" is so important and something I've been wondering all day.
- Shai_love says:
  I think what fans need to understand is no walls/barriers/stereotypes were broken during any of this. Yes BTS gained western media attention (my local news station even tweeted it), but no walls were broken down because of a social media award, many were just aware of the cult-like following kpop can bring. Nothing wrong with utilizing an obvious marketing tool like this, but at the same time fans don't need to come down on YTbers or singers for wanting to work with them yet at the same time praise sites like BB for constantly talking about BTS.
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