Grace Gunawan

I have felt something weird is happening behind the scenes ever since the grammys, with James Cordon's producer mocking BTS live during the show. Then BTS didn't even promote any of their single in the show. Now we know why. So what if BTS' fandom consists of 15-year-old females? Even if all 90million of them are teenagers, then you know the power these young women from around the world have. If they can bring 7 boys from south korea to be number 1 musicians in the world, they can bring down a white male in his 40s (who is clinging to be in the entertainment business). Respect the fandom, respect the young females, and respect BTS. Dear James Cordon and team, as you should have known from the years you have been clouting them for likes and subscribes and ratings, that the fandom is inclusive of all ages, all genders, all nationalities, all walks of life. If you talk about BTS, people from literally all over the world will have their eyes on you. We are protective of the men because of what people like you just did. There is a fine line between joking and mocking them and this is not the first time you have done that. Apologize, not just to BTS but to all armys around the world, especially the young women you just mocked. These young women will be the pillars of society and you will grow old one day. We need positive influence for young people from the media and entertainment business, and BTS has been doing that relentlessly for years. To have their hard work mocked, is not acceptable. Apologize.