J-Hope's New Solo Single Brings Him To A Never-Before-Seen High
J-Hope's massively successful 2025 continues, as his latest single becomes another chart win around the world. The BTS star's collaboration with rapper GloRilla, titled 'Killin' It Girl,' is a quick win in the United Kingdom, where the South Korean powerhouse reaches the top 10 on most lists with his latest smash. The cut even manages to bring the South Korean musician to a new career peak on one tally.
J-Hope Hits a New Career High
'Killin' It Girl' launches at No. 30 on the Official Singles chart this week. As it arrives, the tune brings J-Hope to a career-best position on his own. He previously topped out in 2023 with "On the Street," his team-up with J. Cole. That track stood as his only top 40 win until now, as it spent a single frame at No. 37.
GloRilla Also Rises Higher Than Ever
GloRilla also reaches a new career-high point on the Official Singles chart at the same time with only her second win. Back in November 2024, "Whatchu Kno About Me" climbed to No. 93. She had to wait more than half a year before doubling her total number of placements on the tally.
J-Hope's Fourth Solo Win of 2025
J-Hope has now racked up eight solo wins on the Official Singles chart. He debuted under his own name alongside Becky G with "Chicken Noodle Soup" more than half a decade ago. That track launched at No. 82 in October 2019, and at the time, he was one of the first K-pop soloists to appear on the roster.
'Killin' It Girl' is J-Hope's fourth solo smash this year. The tune hits four charts in the U.K. this week and finds even greater success on the slightly-less-competitive tallies. J-Hope's new offering starts at No. 1 on both the Official Singles Sales and Official Singles Downloads rankings. It narrowly misses the summit on the Official Physical Singles chart by just one space, beginning its journey in the runner-up spot on that roster.
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