Imagine minding your business, vibing to J-Hope’s “KILLIN’ IT GIRL,” posting a dance cover, and then J-Hope himself likes it. That’s exactly what happened to AC Bonifacio, and the internet is living for it.
Filipina dancer and content creator AC Bonifacio recently posted a fiery dance cover of J-Hope’s chart-smashing solo track “KILLIN’ IT GIRL.” In true AC fashion, she nailed every move with precision and energy, earning praise from fans for her clean lines and powerful stage presence.
And guess who noticed? J-Hope himself. He dropped a like on her post, and that was all it took for ARMYs and AC’s fans to collectively combust in joy. Because when J-Hope, one of the most celebrated dancers and performers in the world, takes time out of his day to acknowledge your dance cover, it’s not just a win—it’s a lifetime achievement unlocked.
Fans immediately flooded AC’s comments, congratulating her on catching Hobi’s attention, while others joked about how they would simply retire from the internet if J-Hope ever liked their post. Some even pointed out that J-Hope’s like is a stamp of approval that no trophy can match.
AC Bonifacio, known for her K-pop dance covers and energetic TikToks, has always been open about being a BTS fan, and this moment was a full-circle dream come true for her. She later shared her excitement with fans, expressing gratitude and disbelief, proving once again how artists like J-Hope make the effort to connect with fans and creators who celebrate their music.
This moment also shows how J-Hope’s influence extends beyond charts and stages, inspiring dancers worldwide to interpret his music through movement, keeping the global dance community thriving and connected through his work.
And let’s not forget, “KILLIN’ IT GIRL” has been living up to its name, staying on the Billboard Hot 100 for multiple weeks, while ARMYs continue to stream, dance, and share their love for the song. Seeing J-Hope engage with fans and creators while his music dominates charts is a reminder that BTS members aren’t just global artists—they’re humans who notice and appreciate the people who celebrate their art.
So here’s to AC Bonifacio, for slaying her cover, and to J-Hope, for being the sunshine that lights up timelines with a single like.
And if you needed a sign to post your “KILLIN’ IT GIRL” dance cover, this is it. Who knows, J-Hope might be scrolling and ready to drop another like.
