They have also been included in the 'Most Stylish People of 2025' list.
They are nominated for two categories at the upcoming Grammy Awards.
[TV Daily Reporter Kim Hangil] The global girl group KATSEYE is making headlines after being featured in two major end-of-year lists by The New York Times. Their song 'Gnarly' has been ranked 2nd in the 'Best Songs of 2025'. The New York Times highlighted the song's originality and genre expansion, praising its mix of dissonance and mechanized sound.
'Gnarly' is a hyper-pop track infused with elements of dance and punk, produced by Pink Slip, Tim Randolph, Bang Si-hyuk, and Slow Rabbit. It generated significant buzz upon its release in April, with its experimental sound capturing the attention of many.
In addition, KATSEYE has also been recognized in the 'Most Stylish People of 2025' list, indicating their influence in the fashion sector. The New York Times mentioned their 'Better in Denim' campaign as a reflection of their diversity and inclusiveness. Bang Si-hyuk noted that this group has set new standards for style and self-expression, and they are already nominated for two Grammy Awards next year, confirming their global success and popularity.
KATSEYE's 'Gnarly' stands out for its experimental sound within the hyper-pop genre. By merging dance and punk elements, the group explores new musical boundaries, providing a message that transcends mere entertainment. This musical approach solidifies their originality, modernity, and the embrace of pluralism in contemporary music.
Additionally, KATSEYE significantly influences fashion, and their 'Better in Denim' campaign has fostered a unique connection with consumers while respecting varied cultures and styles. This dual success in music and fashion has effectively established their identity in both fields.
Ultimately, their nominations at the upcoming Grammy Awards validate their global popularity and impact, reinforcing KATSEYE's position within the K-pop industry. For fans, this growth offers fresh hope and anticipation for what the future holds.
This article is KOSTAR’s reinterpretation of a story originally reported by TVDaily.
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