EPISODE · Aug 15, 2026 · 10 MIN
Grammys Respond to K-Pop Boycott: Academy Reviews Controversial Best Asian Pop Category
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Korean singer Sean successfully completed his grueling 81.5-kilometer charity marathon tradition, burning over 6,000 calories in the summer heat with actor Park Bo-gum joining the inspiring run. G-Dragon marked the national holiday with a powerful social media post featuring his concert performance, while Kim Yoo-jung, Lee Dong-wook, and other stars shared patriotic messages across the industry. In K-pop news, Stray Kids achieved their fourth consecutive triple million-seller status with over 3.2 million albums sold, while CATSEYE brought Brazilian funk energy to New York's Rockefeller Center for NBC's Today Show. Plus, the Grammys announced they'll review the controversial Best Asian Pop Music Performance category following BTS's boycott.Stay connected with K-BUZZ for your daily dose of Korean entertainment news!Visit us at https://www.kbuzz.net for more updates, episode archives, and additional content.Love the show? Leave us a review and help other K-pop and K-drama fans discover K-BUZZ. Your support helps us keep bringing you the latest from Korea's entertainment scene every day.Thanks for listening, and we'll catch you in the next episode!
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Korean singer Sean successfully completed his grueling 81.5-kilometer charity marathon tradition, burning over 6,000 calories in the summer heat with actor Park Bo-gum joining the inspiring run. G-Dragon marked the national holiday with a powerful social media post featuring his concert performance, while Kim Yoo-jung, Lee Dong-wook, and other stars shared patriotic messages across the industry. In K-pop news, Stray Kids achieved their fourth consecutive triple million-seller status with over...
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