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j-hope clocks back in post-service with "Killin’ It Girl" aimed at 2026 Grammys
Post-military discharge, j-hope resurfaces with "Killin' It Girl," entering it for the 2026 Grammys under Best Music Video and Best Pop Duo/Group Performance. Its visual component, released through BigHit Music, blends dynamic energy with high production sheen, supporting the track’s steady global chart appearances.
The label outlines the song’s composition as a collaboration between j-hope and Mona Lisa, positioning it within his trajectory of tightly crafted releases that align choreography, mood, and commercial aspirations in lockstep.
Hybe hits ₩705.6B, but BTS still signs most of the checks—J-Hope leads the charge
Hybe hits a quarterly high of 705.6 billion won, but the numbers whisper a familiar tune—63% from artist-led ventures, with concerts alone fueling 26.7% of the pot. J-Hope’s solo tour, crossing 16 cities and pulling 500,000 fans, contributes nearly 40% of that concert windfall, slicing out roughly 10% of Hybe’s overall earnings.
Attempts to diversify face stiff resistance from numbers that continue to orbit BTS. Jin’s solo run, Seventeen’s meet-and-greets, and tours by lesser-known acts trail behind—but barely inch the scale.
