BTS Producer Docskim Responds To Mike Dean’s Controversial Feedback

American producer Mike Dean is receiving criticism from followers for his feedback about BTS. Now, considered one of BTS’s longtime producers can also be weighing in.

On Twitter, Mike Dean instigated a feud with BTS’s fandom with a collection of tweets that query the validity of BTS’s music and followers’ love for it.

The producer additionally questioned BTS’s legitimacy as songwriters, claiming that BTS doesn’t write most of their very own music.

Mike Dean has since tweeted an apology and an evidence for his actions. He said that he made a publish he “shouldn’t have made” as a result of he was indignant in regards to the 2022 GRAMMYs’ outcomes for “Album of the 12 months.”

On the 2022 GRAMMYs, Kanye West‘s album Donda, co-produced by Mike Dean, was nominated for “Album of the 12 months.” The award went to Jon Batiste for We Are. 

BigHit Music producer Docskim says he’s “disillusioned” in Mike Dean, who he regarded as much as as a senior within the trade. He additionally defended BTS, calling them “amazingly proficient.” 

Mike… Why…
?? @therealmikedean

— Docskim (@docskim_) April 5, 2022

As a keyboardist/producer and fan of hip hop, I’m impressed by @therealmikedean. He’s one of many legends.

BTS are my little brothers and amazingly proficient guys.

Simply disillusioned that somebody I look as much as stated these issues.

Laborious to elucidate..

However undoubtedly not okay.

— Docskim (@docskim_) April 5, 2022

Docskim started working with BTS as a keyboardist. He credit Jimin‘s solo “Lie,” a track from BTS’s 2016 WINGS album, with launching his profession as a producer.

‘Lie’ is the primary track I produced that made my dream of being a producer into actuality.

— Docskim (@docskim_) February 10, 2021

If anybody is aware of how expert BTS’s members are, it’s the individuals who have spent years working with them behind the scenes.