BTS' ARMY Is Absolutely Vibrating With Excitement Ahead of Grammy Performance

BTS is prepping to take the Grammy stage by storm on Sunday night as they celebrate their first [...]

By John Connor Coulston

BTS is prepping to take the Grammy stage by storm on Sunday night as they celebrate their first nomination at the awards ceremony. Their fanbase, known as the ARMY, is already overwhelming social media with their hype ahead of tonight's events. The Recording Academy selected the song "Dynamite," the boy band's first song with full English lyrics, as one of the Best Pop Duo/Group Performance category nominations. While BTS (the first K-Pop group the Grammys have ever nominated) is up against heavy hitters like Lady Gaga and Ariana Grande (for "Rain on Me"), the ARMY is confident is sure they'll take home the prize.

To top off that big nomination, BTS (also known as Bangtan Sonyeondan) will also perform at the awards. This appearance will be the third time they've appeared on the Grammy stage, following a presenter appearance in 2019 and a guest spot during Lil Nas X's 2020 performance. However, this is the first time BTS is playing their own song, a landmark moment for the band and K-Pop as a whole.

The prep for the appearance, the ARMY has already filled up Twitter with memes, emoji summoning circles, throwback clips and various photos of the group members (RM, Jungkook, V, Jimin, Jin, Suga and J-Hope). Currently, if you even just search the word "Grammy" on Twitter without any BTS terminology, you'll still see loads of tweets about the group. Scroll through to see some of the elated reaction to the group's forthcoming Grammys performance.

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"idk bout you but i don't think I'll be in my right head if the grammys don't give bts their deserved award during the pre-show," one fan tweeted. "it's gonna have me in such a mess i don't even want to think of any other scenario than them winning tonight. then i can watch the performance in peace."

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"Grammy was never my scope of interest until BTS wanted it," a second fan wrote. "They're always winners in my eyes, but their wish is my prayer too. Summoning all the goodness possible to bless Bangtan today."

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"bts said they worked so hard for their grammy stage and i have no idea to what extend they went for this performance to think that its their DREAM STAGE throughout their career," another person wrote. "i just know this will be different. another history will be made for sure I CANT WAIT."

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"Even if we win the award or not , we will always support you , just do your best . army's got your back," a fourth fan tweeted. Another added, "so let's bring the fire and get the grammy tonight."

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"I understand & respect @BTS_twt's desire for a Grammy because for so long it represented the pinnacle of achievement in music. I'm rooting for them hard!" another member of the BTS ARMY wrote. "But no matter what happens, their global impact has taken them far beyond a Grammy already. They've only just begun."

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"First, thank you for all you do for us," another superfan tweeted in a message directed at the group. "Just know we will be standing and cheering for you tonight. Army's everywhere will be sending love and support. WE [heart emoji] YOU and are so proud of you!!"

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"Our boys deserve everything," another BTS fan added. "Thank you for all your hardwork. Win or not, you guys are still the BEST. We will forever walk with you."

The Grammy Awards air Sunday night at 8 p.m. ET on CBS. Paramount+ subscribers can stream the ceremony live via their local CBS affiliate. Subscribers to live TV streaming services can watch the musical event, as well. You can click here to subscribe to FuboTV, which currently offers a free trial.

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