Blackpink's Rosé, ‘KPop Demon Hunters’, and Katseye Earn Grammy Nominations
Blackpink’s Rosé, Netflix’s animated sensation KPop Demon Hunters, and HYBE’s rising global girl group Katseye have all been nominated for the 68th Annual Grammy Awards, according to the Recording Academy’s livestreamed announcement on Saturday.
Rosé Shines with ‘APT.’
Rosé, a member of Blackpink, continues to gain worldwide recognition. She recently posed with her Song of the Year award for “APT.” at the MTV Video Music Awards held on September 7, 2024, at UBS Arena in Elmont, New York.
“APT.” marked a defining moment in Rosé’s solo journey, blending pop emotion with refined production.
Netflix’s ‘KPop Demon Hunters’ Impresses Audiences
The animated film KPop Demon Hunters, produced by Netflix, earned widespread acclaim for its vibrant visual style and powerful story. The project’s feature track “HUNTR/X” became a viral hit, contributing to its Grammy nomination.
The film redefines the boundaries of K-pop storytelling through bold artistic reinvention.
Katseye’s Global Momentum
HYBE’s international group Katseye continues to capture attention in the global pop market. The group took home the MTV Push Performance of the Year for its 2024 single “Touch.”
- Rosé – nominated for Song of the Year.
- KPop Demon Hunters – nominated for Best Animated Soundtrack.
- Katseye – nominated for Best Group Performance.
Other Music Industry Highlights
- Girl group Fifty Fifty teams with French rapper Orelsan on “Oulalalala.”
- BabyMonster prepares to release the music video for “Psycho.”
- Busan to host a G-Dragon-themed fireworks festival launching November 15.
- The Boyz’s new subunit will debut digital single “Tiger.”
‘KPop Demon Hunters’ demonstrates how bold creativity and cultural reinvention can drive modern K-pop beyond expectations.
Author’s summary: Global stars Rosé, Katseye, and Netflix’s KPop Demon Hunters highlight K-pop’s powerful presence on the 2025 Grammy stage.