BTS’s Jimin Shines Alongside Taylor Swift and Kendrick Lamar in Indian Media’s AMA Nominee Showcase

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How Jimin’s Global Star Power Stood Out Amongst Western Icons


Jimin Featured Among Global Music Titans

In a historic moment for K-pop, Jimin of BTS was highlighted
in Indian media's feature on the American Music Awards (AMA) Nominee Showcase,
standing shoulder to shoulder with Taylor Swift and Kendrick Lamar.

This recognition signals not just Jimin's personal global rise,
but the full cultural integration of K-pop into mainstream music discussions worldwide.


The AMA Nominee Showcase: A Closer Look

Artist Highlighted For
Taylor Swift Record-breaking tour and multiple nominations
Kendrick Lamar Impactful albums and cultural influence
Jimin K-pop solo breakthrough and critical acclaim

Jimin was celebrated for his solo debut album FACE
and his hit songs like "Like Crazy" and "Set Me Free Pt.2,"
which resonated deeply with global listeners.


Indian Media's Focus: Why It Matters

Indian outlets like Times of India, Hindustan Times, and Bollywood Hungama
highlighted Jimin alongside top American icons, noting:

  • His record-breaking solo streaming numbers

  • His artistic depth and lyrical maturity

  • His ability to blend Korean artistry with global trends

Such mainstream coverage in a massive market like India
reinforces Jimin’s status as a global artist, not just a K-pop star.


Jimin’s Solo Achievements That Led to This Moment

  • FACE debuted in the Top 2 on Billboard 200

  • "Like Crazy" became the first Korean solo song to top Billboard Hot 100

  • Over 1 billion Spotify streams achieved in under a year

  • Sold-out solo fan events across Asia and the US

Each milestone built the path to him being recognized among music legends.


Fan Reaction: Pride and Celebration

ARMYs worldwide flooded social media with messages like:

  • "Jimin is rewriting history in real-time."

  • "Seeing Jimin listed next to Taylor and Kendrick made me cry!"

  • "Finally, the world is seeing Jimin’s genius."

Trending hashtags included #ProudOfYouJimin and #JiminGlobalIcon.

What Jimin’s Recognition Means for K-pop’s Evolution

Jimin’s inclusion alongside Taylor Swift and Kendrick Lamar at a major media event
marks a paradigm shift.

No longer is K-pop viewed as a separate "genre" —
it is part of the global musical conversation, with Jimin leading the way.

"Jimin isn’t just participating in history.
He is actively shaping it."



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