The Grammy Awards, known as the Nobel Prize of the music world, certainly has quite a sway.
The foremost appeal is probably the fairness of the awards.
Of course, since this award is primarily from America, there's a certain bias towards English songs and Western culture.
However, overall it's not a big deal.
Just the nomination process has numerous rules, like timing, sales, and so on.
Yet, it's not about strictly following rules.
After all, once everything becomes a rule, there's actually a greater ease in exploiting them.
The most typical example, American lawyers know a term: procedural justice!
It means that regardless of whether something is truly right or not, as long as it's procedurally fair and follows regulations, truth can be turned upside down!
Because of this, there's room to maneuver outside the rules.
This approach is actually quite similar to some of Lu Xiaobu's strategies for the Lu Group, where humanized regulation handles things better.
