"Golden" got it" Lee Jae-jae is thrilled to win the Grammy Award for 'First K-Pop'

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Singer and composer Lee Jae-jae expressed his feelings about winning the Grammy for the Netflix movie "K-pop Demon Hunters" OST "Golden".

Lee Jae posted a long speech on his Instagram on the 4th, saying, "Golden' won the Grammy."

"I still can't believe everything in the last week," he said. I still can't believe that I was nominated for "Grammy," he said. "I've dreamed of receiving "Grammy" since I was young, but it felt so impossible. I sincerely thank 'Grammy' and the Recording Academy as a whole for this tremendous honor," he said.

"This award is really meaningful as a musician as well, and it is even more special as an Asian-American woman. The Prime Minister said, "It reminds me once again that I must never give up, to challenge without fear, and to endure until the end and move on."

"Golden" enjoyed the joy of winning the 68th Grammy Awards held in Los Angeles on the 1st (local time).

Earlier, "Golden" was nominated for "Song of the Year," "Best Pop Duo/Group Performance," "Best Song Litten for Visual Media," and "Best Compilation Soundtrack for Visual Media." On top of that, a remixed version by French DJ David Guetta was nominated for the "Best Remixed Recording" category and was listed in a total of five categories.

Among them, it was called an award-winning song in the 'Best Song Litten for Visual Media' category. The award is given to the composer of the most outstanding works, such as movies, dramas, and animations.

Thanks to the movie's popularity, "Golden" was very popular around the world, topping the U.S. Billboard main single chart "Hot 100."

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