Stray Kids Join BTS in Grammy Submission Boycott - rollingstone.com

Stray Kids Announces Boycott of 2027 Grammy Awards

K-pop group Stray Kids has announced their decision to boycott the 2027 Grammy Awards, following BTS's similar move. The group cited concerns over the controversial Asian Pop category, finding it lacking in inclusivity. Multiple sources confirm the boycott, emphasizing the group's stance against the current state of the awards ceremony. The decision reflects their dissatisfaction with the perceived lack of inclusivity within the category. The boycott highlights the group's commitment to advocating for change in the music industry.

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