BTS, Super Junior, and Others Win At ‘2021 The Fact Music Awards’

A few days ago, online voting for ‘2021 The Fact Music Awards’ started, which has now ended. BTS, Super Junior and many others have won awards via online voting. It was the second online voting held for the award ceremony that will be held on October 2, 2021.

The voting took place on the ‘FAN N STAR’ portal and received a good response. Confirming the voting has ended, the TMA committee shared, “The second online voting for the 2021 TMA, which was held for the past three weeks has officially come to an end.”

As per results from the final voting, the K-pop boy band BTS is the winner of the U+Idol Live Popularity Award. Super Junior won the Fan N Star Choice Award- Singer. This is the fourth time SJ has won the award.

Singer Hwang Chi Yeol won the Fan And Star Choice Award- Individual, and Lim Young Woong won the Trot Popularity Award. The rest of the winners will be announced on October 2.

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Meanwhile, earlier, The Fact Music Awards announced the guests who will be a part of the award ceremony. Kang Daniel, CRAVITY, Weeekly, BTS, SEVENTEEN, ITZY, Stray Kids, ATEEZ, THE BOYZ, Super Junior, Oh My Girl, Brave Girls, ENHYPEN, ASTRO, STAYC, and Hwang Chi Yeol have confirmed their presence. The award function will be streamed online to ensure COVID-19 safety.

Meanwhile, BTS is currently receiving lots of love for their song My Universe. The band collaborated with Coldplay and released the song last week. ARMY is quite happy with the soothing yet upbeat track that is now trending at the top on various music platforms.

Congratulations to the winners!

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Pooja Darade
Pooja Darade
A film journalist and editor. She enjoys listening to sad Hindi songs and watching comedy and horror movies.

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