V Slow Dancing: BTS’ Kim Taehyung to be Awarded for His Solo Hit at the Upcoming The Fact Music Awards 2023

Congratulations are once again in order for the V Slow Dancing hit from the BTS member’s solo debut album Layover. Prior to the highly awaited upcoming awards ceremony in October 2023, Kim Taehyung has already bagged his first golden trophy at The Fact Music Awards 2023. The ever-expanding voting tank on the Idol Plus app is a direct indicator of who may or may not take the glorious accolades home. With several stars from the K-pop sphere in the race for these awards, Taehyung will soon be awarded the physical trophy in person too.

The Fact Music Awards for this year had opened numerous categories under the FAN N STAR label that required fans to vote for their favourites to clinch the awards. These categories, namely, Most Votes Award Group / Solo, FanNstar Choice Award Group / Solo, Best Music Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter, FOUR Star Award and more, included the ‘Best Fall Music’ category too.

With the live voting session having commenced on September 11, it has now finally come to a close on October 2, 2023, with Taehyung leading the star scale with the maximum number of votes in his name for the R&B track Slow Dancing.

Other names that had been nominated under the ‘TMA Best Music Autumn’ category were Young Tak, PLAVE, Jungkook, and TOMORROW X TOGETHER. Taehyung’s award in this category has been confirmed after the fans helped pool in 352,494,356 votes, while Young Tak has been labelled the runner-up, coming in close after BTS V with 348,831,813 votes.

Meanwhile, other categories that have also wrapped up their voting period are the ‘FAN N STAR CHOICE (Group)’ and ‘FAN N STAR CHOICE (Individual)’. The former has been won by BTS; Stray Kids, TXT, SEVENTEEN, and ZEROBASEONE were also nominated here. On the other hand, the latter has been led by Lim Young Woong, while Jin, Chiyeul Hwang, Kim Ho-joong, and Lee Chan-won were the other nominated artists in the same category.

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V Slow Dancing: Kim Taehyung Award Confirmed at TMA 2023

V Slow Dancing - TMA 2023
Taehyung The Fact Music Awards 2023 – TMA Best Music Autumn

The Fact Music Awards 2023 Date, Venue and Time

The ceremony was first launched in 2019, and this year’s “Luxury award ceremony” will be held on October 10, 2023, at Namdong Gymnasium in Incheon, also the same venue as that of the 2019 inaugural ceremony. The show can be viewed by audiences in Korea, Indonesia, Philippines, Thailand using the Idol Plus app, and Japanese fans can tune into the Lemino app.

The red carpet event will start at 4:30 PM (KST), whereas the main awards ceremony will commence at  6:30 pm (KST). Other clips of the event are bound to be uploaded on YouTube eventually.

Looking forward to the event? Let us know who all you are rooting for to be victorious at the 2023 edition of the Hallyu wave award ceremony (hosted by The Fact and organised by Fan N Star) in the comments section below.

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Ashima Grover
Ashima Grover
Ashima Grover is a Sub-Editor at Leisure Byte with 3 years of writing experience. She holds a post graduate degree in English, and is passionate about looking at the changing trends in Hallyu content with the ever-rising piles of K-pop and K-drama releases.

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