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member J-Hope's solo single Killin' It Girl might just fight it out at the next Grammys. If reports are to be believed, the smash hit has been sent for two submissions at the Grammy Awards 2026. And if all goes well, J-Hope, along with his song collaborator GloRilla, would also get a nod. The upcoming edition of the top music award in the world is currently scheduled to take place on February 1, 2026.
Killin' It Girl for Grammys?
On October 4, several reports surfaced that J-Hope of BTS has submitted his Killin' It Girl featuring Glorilla for the categories of Best Music Video and Best Pop Duo/Group Performance at the 2026 Grammys. While the ceremony is yet to announce its final nominations list, artists have already started rallying for their submissions to Record Academy.About Killin' It Girl
J-Hope released his single Killin' It Girl with GloRilla on June 13, and within hours, it broke into the charts across the world. Its music video flooded the internet attaining top trends, dance challenges and reels. As of today (while writing this article) it holds 41 million views on YouTube.J-Hope's onscreen chemistry with dance partner Alyssa Santos also became topic of discussion, as the two along with their troupe burned the stage across several mega events across the globe, including the Lollapalooza Berlin 2025 and J-Hope's Hope On The Stage world tour.ALSO READ: Rose's APT To Get Disqualified From Grammy 2025? Here's Why Blackpink Member Is At HUGE Risk From BTS - EXPLAINEDPower of Killin' It Girl
Killin' It Girl is raw, edgy with a dash of romance. J-Hope leaves no stones unturned to offer something that's too hot to handle! Its hip-hop vibes get elevated with a hypnotic hook. While its lyrics mention love at first sight, the overall spark and aesthetics of the song give us a clue about the direction in which the 31-year-old plans to take his solo career. For the ARMYs, this is the boldest side of J-Hope.Do you find this article useful?
