Filipino boyband SB19 sent their congratulations to K-pop supergroup BTS for winning big at the recently-held Billboards Music Awards (BBMAs).
In a “special video message” to their fans, SB19 expressed their gratitude to A’TIN for giving their all-out support following their nomination at the BBMAs for the Top Social Artist category.
“Hello, we are SB19. At gusto lang po namin magpasalamat sa lahat ng tao na sumuporta at sumusuporta po sa amin, lalong lalo na sa kakatapos lang na Billboard Music Awards,” said Pablo.
“Para sa aming pinakamamahal na A’TIN, kahit na hindi tayo nanalo or wala tayong nakuhang award, we are very happy kasi napakalaking achievement ito para sa atin, at siyempre napakaswerte namin dahil kasama namin kayo para sa journey na ‘to,” added Stell.
The five-member group went on to congratulate BTS for clinching all the four awards they were nominated for, including Top Selling Song for Dynamite, Top Duo/Group, Top Song Sales Artist and, Top Social Artist for the fifth consecutive year.
“Yes, and of course, we would also like to congratulate BTS for winning multiple awards at Billboard Music Awards. Grabe, you guys are the best,” Josh said.
Justin, on the other hand, invited their fans to look forward to their upcoming EP and virtual concert Back In The Zone on July 18.
“Maraming maraming salamat po at kita-kita tayo ulit soon. We love you, A’TIN,” Ken concluded.
The What? hitmaker recently released their single Mapa, which has now more than 1 million views on Youtube.
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