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#LilNasX  #BTS  #Diplo #Nas  #62ndAnnualGrammyAwards #Grammys  #BillyRayCyrus #MasonRamsey Lil Nas X  capped off his blockbuster debut year with a star-studded, genre-crossing performance of “Old Town Road,” featuring many of the artists —  BTS , Diplo,  Billy Ray Cyrus , and Mason Ramsey — who had appeared on the seemingly endless list of remixes of the song throughout 2019. Opening by strumming the song’s  Nine Inch Nails riff  while reclining on a couch, Lil  Nas  X then handed off the hit to BTS for “Seoul Town Road,” which BTS’ RM had debuted with Lil Nas X in a remix earlier this year. Next up: Diplo and viral yodeling star Mason Ramsey, who countrified “Old Town Road” before Billy Ray Cyrus appeared for what seemed to be the finale. It wasn’t. Early 2000s rapper Nas popped up in a white suit to join Lil Nas X and take the outsized production to its conclusion. The “Old Town Road” collaboration marked the first Grammy performances for both BTS and Mason Ramse

#BTS #BoyWithLuv #KPOP #Halsey #BoyWithLuvTeaser Get ready for the biggest song of the spring, summer – heck, the whole year! BTS just gave the ARMY a preview of “Boy With Luv, the first song off their upcoming album, Map of Soul: Persona.  In a 46-second teaser video, the K-Pop superstars got all their fans hyped, especially since they revealed that this upcoming song is a collaboration with Halsey! The 24-year-old even makes an appearance in the teaser, working as a pink-haired teller at a ticket booth.  As she closes up shop for the night, Halsey walks out to spy…BTS lounging on a yellow couch out in the street. The boys are all dressed in pink, giving an idea that this song (and music video) is going to be very, very colorful. While the teaser didn’t include any music, that didn’t matter to the BTS ARMY, as everyone was super excited by this preview.  “Halsey and BTS entering 2019 with a collab knowing damn well they are Going to bring the locals and kpopies togeth

“Twenty-four hours isn’t much,” raps Suga in  BTS ’ “Idol” -- but it’s more than enough time for the popular Korean septet to break their latest record.  Billboard  can confirm that South Korean boy band BTS'  official music video  for the festive single ''Idol' now holds the record for the biggest music video debut in YouTube history. According to a YouTube spokesperson, the video earned more than 45 million views in its first 24 hours, surpassing the debut of Taylor Swift’s music video for “Look What You Made Me Do,” which had 43.2 million views in 24 hours  upon its release last year.  “Idol” was made public on the video-streaming site Friday morning and has recorded more than 85 million views as of press time Monday (Aug. 27). “Idol” exceeded BTS’ previous 24-hour debut record on YouTube: In May, "Fake Love" saw the  biggest 24-hour YouTube debut of 2018  by amassing 35.9 million views in a single day. Over the weekend, the view count for “Idol”

BTS  is back to breaking records.  The K-pop boy band again seemed to do the impossible as they surpassed  Taylor Swift  for the most-viewed video within 24 hours on YouTube.  BTS'  "Idol" music video  has racked up over 56 million views on the platform within the first day of its release. The record previously belonged to Swift for her  "Look What You Made Me Do" music video , which was released during the 2017 MTV Video Music Awards. At the time, it gained just over 43 million views in its first 24 hours.  The record is also a personal best for BTS, as their music video for "Fake Love," which dropped last May, earned 35 million views on its first day of release. Watch "Idol" below.  RM, Jungkook, Jimin, Jin, J-Hope, V and Suga have been completely taking over the music world with the release of their new album,  Love Yourself: Answer  on Friday -- earning the respect of artists across the industry.  Nicki Minaj , who is featured on