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Will BTS perform at the 2022 Grammys?

With a few days before the ceremony this Sunday, it remains to be seen whether ARMYs will get to see their favorite group perform.

Korean hip-hop sensation BTS was slated to perform at the 64th Annual Grammy Awards ceremony this Sunday, but according to People, Jungkook has tested positive for Covid-19. All seven members of the group have now had the virus.

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The statement from BTS’ management company, Big Hit Music, is as follows:

“After arriving in Las Vegas, he felt a slight discomfort in his throat and promptly took a rapid PCR test and a standard PCT test [on Sunday]. While…under self-quarantine as a proactive measure, the result of both tests came back positive, and Jungkook was confirmed with COVID-19 on Monday.”

Apparently, the star’s only symptom seems to be a sore throat, and he is self-quarantining. Whether BTS will be performing is still in question at this time. A further statement from Big Hit Music and BTS seems to reflect a desire to leave it in the hands of the Grammys themselves.

“We are actively in discussion with the awards organizer. We would like to extend our sincerest apologies to our fans for causing you concern despite our effort to take all necessary measures for our artists’ health prior to and throughout the schedule in the United States. We ask for your generous understanding and support from all our fans.”

The group is nominated for Best Pop Duo/Group Performance for “Butter”. They were nominated last year for the same award for their song, “Dynamite”. They first appeared as presenters at the 2019 Grammys, and had Suga’s dream come true when they performed at the 62nd Annual Grammys in 2020.


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Misty Contreras
Misty Contreras has been a writer and editor at We Got This Covered since January 2022. Once known for her fearless coverage of the agriculture industry, then of the hemp industry, her current beat is entertainment, with a focus on YouTube and internet culture as a whole. If you’re lucky enough to meet her out and about in Austin, it will probably be at a concert or at the lake.