Despite BTS Boycott, Grammy’s New Asian Pop Category To Debut Unchanged

Despite BTS Boycott, Grammy’s New Asian Pop Category To Debut Unchanged. The decision follows a months-long consultation process with the Asian music community led by CEO Harvey Mason Jr.
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