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BTS Grammy performance videos removed after boycott, fans demand answers

The Recording Academy reportedly removed several BTS Grammy performance videos after the group's boycott of the 2027 Grammys. While fans linked the move to the protest, the Academy has not confirmed any connection, fueling widespread online debate

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BTS Members (Pic via AFP)

BTS Members (Pic via AFP)

BTS' relationship with the Recording Academy has come under fresh scrutiny after fans noticed that several of the group's Grammy performance videos were no longer available on the Academy's official platforms. The move came just days after BTS announced they would not submit their music for the 2027 Grammy Awards in protest against the newly introduced Best Asian Pop Music Performance category, prompting speculation that the removals were linked to the boycott.

Grammy removes BTS clips

The controversy began after BTS issued a joint statement explaining that they would not enter the 2027 Grammys because they believe music should not be divided by region or language. The group said they wanted their work to be appreciated "for the music itself," rather than being categorized based on geography or language. Their decision followed the Recording Academy's introduction of the new Asian pop category, a move that sparked mixed reactions across the global music industry.

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