Watch : BTS Is "So Thankful" for Their "Terrific" Fans at 2019 Grammys The time has come, K-pop fans! BTS has finally arrived at the 2019 Grammys. Not surprisingly, the K-pop group pulled out all the stops with their fashion and beauty looks for the star-studded event. Wearing electrifying get-ups, they each put their own spin on their outfits. Notably, the group's members, Jin, Suga, J-Hope, Jimin, V, RM and Jungkook wore black suit jackets and white shirts, but some members opted for white ties, bow ties or no ties at all. Plus, colorful hair was on full display. Jimin rocked an awesome pink 'do on the carpet. All members of the K-pop band except for J-Hope wore Jay Baek Couture. J-Hope instead wore a suit by Kim Seo Ryong. While the Grammy Awards are known for its fun red carpet fashion, BTS is taking it to another level. Although, their "terrific" fans wouldn't expect anything less, let's be real. Speaking to Ryan Seacrest on E! 's Live From the Red Carpet, the "Idols" singers talked about their music and tour.<doc-sep>The BTS army might be gaining some monsters with the band’s next collaboration. During the Grammys red carpet, the K-pop sensation told Variety‘s Marc Malkin that they hope to work with a number of this year’s nominees, including Camila Cabello, Travis Scott, and Lady Gaga. The boy band also named H.E.R. and Post Malone as potential collaborators. As for award show excitement, BTS band member RM spoke for all of his bandmates saying, “We’re finer than fine; we’re super fine.” “It’s our first time ever presenting an award, and also the Grammys so… yeah I stayed up all night,” he added. Variety broke the news earlier this week that BTS would be presenting a Grammy Sunday night, becoming the first K-pop act ever to do so. BTS was nominated for best recording package (i.e. artwork) at this year’s Grammys, alongside the Seoul-based branding outfit HuskyFox. Other nominees in the category included Mitski for “Be the Cowboy,” St. Vincent for “Masseduction,” The Chairman for “The Offering,” and Foxhole for “Well Kept Thing.” The nomination comes on the heels of their “Love Yourself: Tear” album, which helped launch the boy band into international fame before becoming the first K-pop album to reach number one on the Billboard 200 albums chart. During the resulting tour, the band also became the first Korean pop group to perform at the 2017 American Music Awards as well as the first Korean artists to perform at New York’s Citi Field Stadium.<doc-sep>BTS have lost out at the Grammys but fans aren’t too disappointed (Picture: Getty Images) The Grammys 2019 are just getting underway but BTS have already lost out on an award. The k-pop boy band were nominated for best recording package for their Love Yourself: Tear artwork, marking their first ever nomination at the prestigious music awards. Unfortunately, the Idol singers lost out on the golden glory with Weird Al Yankovic taking the prize for Squeeze Box: The Complete Works of Weird Al Yankovic. Despite the early disappointment, BTS Army aren’t too upset with the Grammys loss and are thinking optimistically about how far the boys have come. The fact that got nominated at the Grammys for the best album package says a lot even if they didn’t win, this isn’t a lose for BTS it’s a win for just being there. I PROUD OF U @BTS_twt #TearItUpBTS I PURPLE U? — •jeon• ? (@kookshopee) February 10, 2019 proud is an understatement to describe how i’m feeling for the boys huhu like we’ve come along way, 2019 has just started, win or lose we’ll always be together@bts X army so that’s still a win y’all, all the best #huskyfox #TearItUpBTS — 지민? BTS AT THE GRAMMYSSSS (@prkjimi_nie) February 10, 2019 We didn't win that nomination but we did not lose tho!! THIS IS JUST THE BEGINNING!! SMALL STEPS AND WE'RE ABOUT TO GET HIGHER HIGHE RAND HIGHER!! #TearltUpBTS #GRAMMYs @BTS_twt — crystal ?? (@hotcoco_tae) February 10, 2019 our first lose but listen this is baby steps im telling you next year bts WILL be nominated for album of the year at the grammys and they WILL win, period. pic.twitter.com/HOzlOifKM7 — ???? (@cocoadiosa) February 10, 2019 It’s ok to be sad but remember, out of thousands of albums, Tear was selected as a nominee. That in itself is HUGE. Remember, it’s not wether you win or lose, it’s how you play the game. And well, BTS are playing just fine. ? #TearItUpBTS [@BTS_twt] — José/JK Mixtape (@TheJose8A) February 10, 2019 i love how every army is fully accepting and being optimistic with our first lose instead of complaining and losing spirit, this is just the beginning! @BTS_twt still won all for us armys? #TearItUpBTS #GRAMMYs — ??? (@lushyoon) February 10, 2019 One BTS fan commiserated: ‘It’s ok to be sad but remember, out of thousands of albums, Tear was selected as a nominee. That in itself is HUGE. Remember, it’s not wether you win or lose, it’s how you play the game. And well, BTS are playing just fine [sic].’ Sharing a similar sentiment, another tweeted: ‘Our first lose but listen this is baby steps im telling you next year bts WILL be nominated for album of the year at the grammys and they WILL win, period.’ Clearly on the same page as the rest of the Army, one fan weighed in: ‘We didn’t win that nomination but we did not lose tho!! THIS IS JUST THE BEGINNING!! SMALL STEPS AND WE’RE ABOUT TO GET HIGHER HIGHE RAND HIGHER!! [sic].’ Love Yourself: Tear reached number one on the Billboard 200 chart in May so the defeat is only a small loss in the grand scheme of things. It’s not entirely over for BTS’ Grammys dreams as the band will be attending the star-studded awards ceremony at the Staples Center later today, before presenting an award on-stage. The Grammys 2019 will be hosted by Alicia Keys at the Staples Center on 10 February with CBS airing the show live. Got a showbiz story? If you've got a celebrity story, video or pictures get in touch with the Metro.co.uk entertainment team by emailing us celebtips@metro.co.uk, calling 020 3615 2145 or by visiting our Submit Stuff page - we'd love to hear from you. MORE : BTS hint at Grammys outfits as they hang out with Dior designer MORE : Ariana Grande’s Grammys dispute rages on as show boss Ken Ehrlich claps back<doc-sep>Music An Italian Group Is Accused Of Doing Cocaine On Live TV During Eu... Italian rock band Måneskin, who won the 2021 Eurovision Song Contest on May 22, will be taking a drug test for allegedly doing cocaine on the show’s<doc-sep>
BTS have just begun a historic night, arriving at their first-ever Grammy Awards as the first k-pop group to ever be nominated for an award. V, RM, Suga, Jimin, Jungkook, Jin, and J-Hope dressed stylishly for the occasion, wearing matching black suits. Kevin Mazur Getty Images Kevin Mazur Getty Images The boys' album and its art director, Seoul-based branding company HuskyFox, have a nomination in the Best Recording Package category. But V, RM, Suga, Jimin, Jungkook, Jin, and J-Hope will also be part of the show. Variety reported ahead of time that the boys would be presenting an award. Photos of the seating chart released ahead of the broadcast showed that BTS' members will be placed near A-listers like Miley Cyrus and Dolly Parton. On the red carpet, the boys told reporters that their next album would be out "real soon." RM explained that "there could a collaboration song and some joint songs. We don’t know. We’re working on it." When asked who the boys were most excited to see tonight, they said, "H.E.R, Lady Gaga, Camila Cabello, Travis Scott, everybody." Attending the Grammys has been a dream of the band. Suga told Jimmy Fallon so much back in September when the boys were on The Tonight Show. Back in May 2017, right as the boys were going to their first U.S. award show ever, the Billboard Music Awards, they talked to ELLE.com about how they felt about breaking barriers in the U.S. Even then, they saw it as just the beginning. "I think so many miracles have happened, from Twitter emoji to the Billboard Music Awards," RM said. "But at the same time, we're just getting started and there are still more amazing things to accomplish for BTS, and we can't wait for that to happen." "It's such an honor for BTS, and I'd have to say it's only a beginning," J-Hope concurred. "We want to and will go further and higher. It's all possible with the support of our fans around the world." Alyssa Bailey News and Strategy Editor Alyssa Bailey is the news and strategy editor at ELLE.com, where she oversees coverage of celebrities and royals (particularly Meghan Markle and Kate Middleton).