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Stray Kids Join BTS in Grammy Submission Boycott
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The group previously sidestepped questions about the introduction of the Best Asian Pop Performance category, which will proceed as planned at next year’s Grammys
The group previously sidestepped questions about the introduction of the Best Asian Pop Performance category, which will proceed as planned at next year’s Grammys
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K-pop giants Stray Kids join BTS in boycotting the Grammys
Stray Kids become the second major act to withdraw from the Grammys over the new best Asian Pop award.
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