Big Time Rush’s Carlos Low-Key Dissed BTS, But The Other Members Were Not Having It
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American boy band Big Time Rush is preparing for their latest comeback, and recently mentioned some other popular “boy bands” during one of their Instagram Lives.
Formed in 2009, Big Time Rush (also known as BTR) is known for their Nickelodeon television series of the same name, Big Time Rush. The group is composed of four members: Kendall Schmidt, James Maslow, Logan Henderson, and Carlos Pena Jr. Currently, the group is under Columbia Records.
During an Instagram Live, a fan asked if they would ever consider collaborating with the Jonas Brothers. While Big Time Rush had their show on Nickelodeon, the Jonas Brothers had a television series on their competitor channel Disney Channel.
Kendall said, “Yeah, why not?!” at the question. Meanwhile, the others were a bit more skeptical. Logan said it would be “a lot of voices on the track” and Carlos agreed, “It would be a lot of dudes on the stage.” But, then Logan remembered that the current biggest boy group actually has seven members, so it wouldn’t be too many voices on one song.
Actually, the Jonas Brothers with Big Time Rush would be the same amount of members as BTS. That’s some basic mathematics…
— Logan
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Kendall chimed in, saying he had thought there was nine members, but Logan confirmed that it was seven. Carlos was perhaps trying to make Kendall feel better for his mistake but in the process revealed how little he knows about BTS.
I don’t even know… I couldn’t name one BTS song… That’s what’s terrible. I have no idea.
— Carlos
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James had been sitting quietly, reading comments during this whole conversation when he suddenly, spoke up to say “‘Butter’ is great!” He didn’t say it but the implications of “How have you not heard of the Billboard Hot 100 chart-topping hit, song-of-the-summer ‘Butter?'”
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Kendall also decided to help Carlos out by singing one of BTS’s other hit songs, “Dynamite.” Carlos did recognize that one and exclaimed, “Oh! ‘Dynamite’ is them?”
He could have left it at that… But, instead, he confessed in a loud whisper, his hand barely covering his mouth, that he thought “that was a girl” singing.
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The others looked stunned and dare we say horrified at his statement. James gave Carlos an opportunity to redeem himself and said, “It’s so good, right?”
@m1ngisroom#greenscreenvideo Logan’s face was too funny
#fypシ #StyleSnap #carlos #kpopfyp
If Carlos thought he was going to say anything else about BTS’s discography, Logan informed him that their friend singer-songwriter and producer Jenna Andrews helped write both “Butter” and “Dynamite” as BTS works with Columbia Records for their US distributions.
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While the majority of Big Time Rush’s members remained non-problematic and even seemed to be fans of BTS’s music, Carlos’ comments have fans less than thrilled.
“i thought that was a girl”…?? just completely unnecessary really
whats with these boybands & their weird bitterness, first cnco then 5sos now that carlos guy pic.twitter.com/Dr0dUerarn
— OMI (@joonality) August 15, 2021
@thizzle57they really need to let this man go ????
. he really just ruined their whole comeback
. #bts #방탄소년단 #bigtimerush #btr #kpop
yeah 13 yr old me was so wrong for keeping up with big time rush instead of tuning in the bts debut pic.twitter.com/4a523yqAYt
— val⁷ (@joonsrare) August 15, 2021
You can watch the clip from Big Time Rush’s Instagram Live below:
These nerds?? What???
James: Did you know, Big Time Rush (4) + Jonas Bros (3) = BTS (7), it's basic math
Kendall: *starts singing Dynamite*
Logan: Butter's great
Carlos: That was them?? WOAW pic.twitter.com/QMeIhrwhGH— Cas
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(@aseocheviix) August 15, 2021
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