'K-pop Demon Hunters' Wins a 2026 Grammy Award.
"Golden" Wins Best Song for Visual Media at the 2026 Grammys
The acclaimed track "Golden," performed by the virtual K-pop ensemble Huntr/x from the popular Netflix animated series K-pop Demon Hunters, has secured the prestigious Grammy Award for 2026. The song took home the award in the "Best Song for Visual Media" category during the ceremony held on February 1st.
This recognition from the Recording Academy affirms "Golden" as one of the standout musical pieces of the year. It also adds a significant milestone to the track’s growing list of accolades, which includes recognition from major film and music awards organizations worldwide.
Grammy Victory and Previous Honors
Before clinching the 2026 Grammy, "Golden" had already earned a Golden Globe Award and received an Oscar nomination in the "Best Original Song" category at the 2026 Academy Awards. These accomplishments highlight the soundtrack's widespread acclaim and bolster the international profile of the Netflix film.
Additional Nominations and Awards Results
At the same awards ceremony, "Golden" was also nominated in several other notable categories. However, the awards in these categories went to different artists: Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo won Best Pop Duo/Group Performance for "Defying Gravity" from Wicked: Forever, Lady Gaga took home Best Remixed Recording for her "Abracadabra" (Gesaffelstein Remix), and Billie Eilish was named Song of the Year for "Wildflower."
Impact and Significance of the Win for Netflix’s Project
"Golden" stands out as the signature song from the most-viewed film in Netflix history and has achieved global chart-topping success. Its Grammy victory underscores the ongoing popularity and cultural impact of the project, demonstrating that the animated film has transcended streaming to make a significant mark in the international music scene.
