BTS’ RM bags two awards for LOST! music video at UK’s 2025 Creative Circle Awards

LOST!, released on May 24, 2024, is the second single from RM’s critically praised second solo album, Right Place, Wrong Person.

BTS leader RM has added another feather to his solo career cap. His music video for LOST! won two prestigious accolades at the 2025 Creative Circle Awards in the UK.

Announced on July 11, the LOST! video earned GOLD in the Visual Effects – Music Video (Single) category and SILVER for Music Video – Promo Film (Single). The recognition marks a significant moment not only for RM but also for Korean artists gaining international acclaim in multimedia categories beyond music alone.

#RM's 'LOST!' won two categories at the 2025 Creative Circle Awards:

🥇GOLD for Visual Effects - Music Video : SINGLE 🥈SILVER for Music Video - Promo Film : SINGLEhttps://t.co/oFhG2XySVm Congratulations RM & TEAM RM! pic.twitter.com/LM9eD3LKAy — Kim Namjoon Source (@KNJsSource) July 11, 2025

LOST!, released on May 24, 2024, is the second single from RM’s critically praised second solo album, Right Place, Wrong Person. Directed by Aube Perrie, the music video is a visual spectacle that perfectly captures the emotional nuances of the track.

The track blends hip-hop, funk, and synth-driven beats. Despite its energetic rhythm, the song is introspective in nature, with lyrics probing themes of isolation, confusion, and emotional baggage.

Joonie sweeping awards left & right CONGRATULATIONS RM CONGRATULATIONS TEAM RM LOST WINS GOLD AT CCA 2025 LOST WINS SILVER AT CCA 2025#RM_LostWonCreativeCirclehttps://t.co/PGxbw3DxcY — OT7 Forever💜 (@_Ratiiii_) July 11, 2025

ARMY is celebrating and pouring praises not just for the music but also the innovative direction of the music video. With this win, RM continues to redefine what it means to be a K-pop idol in the global landscape.

Meanwhile, all seven members of BTS will be in the United States for the next couple of months to record their next album, a historic full-group comeback after nearly two years of military enlistments and solo ventures. This was recently confirmed by J-Hope as he said, , “Yes, now it’s time to work (on music). They (the BTS members) are there in advance.”