BTS' J-Hope to drop single 'Killin' It Girl' on BTS Festa
Hobi is Killin' It, Girl!
BTS' J-Hope announced on Wednesday that he will be releasing a new single titled 'Killin' It Girl' with American rapper GloRilla on June 13, 1 p.m. KST.
According to a notice on Weverse, 'Killin It Girl' is a hip-hop song that 'vividly expresses the thrill of love at first sight.'
'[It has] lyrics describing the experience of gazing at a confident and charming partner. Featuring GloRilla, the song showcases a bold charm with a tone like no other,' the notice read.
It also mentioned that a solo version of the song and a music video will be released simultaneously.
But that's not all. His live performance of the song at 'Hope on the Stage Final' concerts in Seoul, South Korea on June 13 to 14 will also be streamed live.
''Killin' It Girl (feat. GloRilla)' once again highlights J-hope's expanding musical spectrum. We ask for your continued support and interest as J-hope showcases yet another facet of himself through his new music and upcoming endeavors this year,' the notice added.
The announcement followed after the K-Pop superstar dropped a 'Charm of HOPE' concept film on YouTube, which showed J-Hope and a woman posing in a studio.
The one-and-a-half-minute long film also showed titles of his two previous singles, 'Sweet Dreams' and 'Mona Lisa,' as well as his upcoming single 'Killin' It Girl.'
Meanwhile, J-Hope also teased further events to be hosted from June 19 to July 5 on his promotional calendar, one of which coincides with the anticipated discharge date of Suga, Yahoo reports.
J-Hope's final concert and release for 'Killin' It Girl' will coincide with BTS' 12th anniversary.
BTS is set to reunite as a 7-member group in June after the anticipated discharge of enlisted members RM, Suga, Jimin, V, and Jungkook.
— Jiselle Anne Casucian/LA, GMA Integrated News
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