Chapter 469
The Korean Music Awards were held at the same venue as last year.
“This is the Korean Music Awards, boasting the highest prestige and longest history in Korea.”
As the performing artists appeared one after another and moved toward the waiting seats, the cheers of the crowd grew louder. Dressed in white pilot uniforms, we of The Dawn also walked forward to the grand sound of trumpets.
“The live-broadcast Korean Music Awards! Before the ceremony begins, let’s review the judging criteria for digital singles and albums!”
I half-listened to the narration and followed the staff to the seats assigned to The Dawn.
The award system hadn’t changed much from the previous year. Six teams each were chosen for the main awards in both digital and physical categories based on streaming and sales numbers, and then one from each category—the team with the highest digital score and the team with the highest album score—received the grand prizes.
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“The Korean Music Awards—from Rookie of the Year to Grand Prize—we share the moment of glory together.”
I clicked my tongue inwardly at our seating arrangement—wedged between Hi-Five and Black Call. Kang Yeonhoo looked awkward too, as if wanting to escape reality.
Waaaaah—!!
The audience’s commotion suddenly intensified.
‘Ah, how fucking annoying.’