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Which K-pop group collaborated with Coldplay on the Grammy-nominated song 'My Universe' in 2021?
Answer
BTS
BTS collaborated with Coldplay on 'My Universe' (2021), which earned a Grammy nomination and demonstrated K-pop's crossover appeal with Western superstars.
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The collaboration was a major milestone in K-pop history, showing the mutual respect and commercial viability of cross-cultural music partnerships.
Other options people guess
- TWICE
- BLACKPINK
- EXO
Topics
- K-pop
- BTS
- Collaborations
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