The global game-changer teams up with GloRilla on the new single about love at first sight
BTS’ J-Hope is set to release a new solo single and video for “Killin’ It Girl” featuring rapper GloRilla on June 13th via BigHit Music. The global trendsetter returns with a new single three months after the release of his two chart-favorite singles “Sweet Dreams” featuring Miguel and “Mona Lisa,” cementing his status as one of the most sought-after global artists. A solo version of the track will be released simultaneously.
“Killin’ It Girl” is a hip-hop track that captures the thrill of falling in love at first sight. Imbued with refreshing honesty, the lyrics depict an infatuation towards a confident and irresistible other. Its minimalistic production strikes a perfect balance with j-hope’s rhythmic rap and addictive hook. The track features GloRilla, whose unmistakable delivery and bold charisma bring an extra edge to the track, amplifying its fearless energy. The track continues J-Hope’s streak of infectious love songs, while showcasing the ever-evolving depth of his musical spectrum.
A true boundary-breaker, J-Hope made history as the first South Korean male artist to headline a solo stadium concert in North America, with a two-night run at BMO Stadium in Los Angeles this April. “Sweet Dreams” with Miguel released on March 7th, soared to No. 1 on the iTunes Top Songs chart in 82 countries and regions, including the United States, the United Kingdom, and Japan, immediately upon release. Following the beloved single, “Mona Lisa,” released on March 21st, became his seventh solo track to land on the Billboard Hot 100.
As part of his 31-show solo world tour, Hope on the Stage, J-Hope will conclude his highly successful journey with the final performance at Goyang Stadium in South Korea on June 13th, coinciding with the release of his new single.
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