American magazine 'Teen Vogue' recently held an interview with singer/song writer Camila Cabello, where she opened up about minority music breaking through into the mainstream industry. During this topic, the singer also gave a shoutout to K-Pop!
When asked about factors which helped music from other cultures gain more recognition in American in recent years, Camila Cabello said,�"...the good thing about social media and the internet is that I feel like it makes the world smaller and it just kind of breaks down barriers between languages, between people, between cultures...�I feel like with everything that's gone on this year and also with groups like K-Pop groups performing on American award shows and making their way into the mainstream American industry... there's a lot of just breaking barriers."�
K-Pop groups performing on American award shows, does that ring a bell? The interviewer then asked Cabello if she was a fan of BTS, and Cabello answered, "Yeah, it's so cool. I think they're super talented and cool. I saw them perform at the American Music Awards, which was their debut on American television, and I know everybody was super, super excited. A lot of my fans are their fans, too. They also mentioned "Havana" in this one interview! It was one of my favorite performances from the show. They put a lot of work into their choreography and into their performance. And you can tell that they really work hard, and I respect that a lot."
You can check out Camila Cabello's full interview here!
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