The song "Golden" from Netflix's "KPOP Girls! Demon Hunters" wins a Grammy for Best Song Written For Visual Media.
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Today, the 68th Grammy Awards ceremony was held, and the OST (insert song) "Golden" from the Netflix movie "KPOP Girls! Demon Hunters," which gained immense popularity worldwide last year, achieved the remarkable feat of winning the Best Song Written For Visual Media award. "Golden" is a song sung by the girl group Huntr/x in the film, and since its release in 2025, it has topped the US charts for 8 weeks, the UK charts for 10 weeks, surpassed 1 billion views on YouTube, and recorded global hits including winning the Golden Globe Award. It has also hit in Korea, attracting significant attention from K-POP artists, who are increasingly attempting covers. This time, we will look back at cover videos of "Golden" that have become a hot topic among fans.
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