BTS did not perform at the 2022 American Music Awards, but the K-pop supergroup was still able to impress its fans all over the globe.

On November 20, the 2022 American Music Awards held its annual ceremony at Microsoft Theater. It aired the whole event on ABC's streaming site and Hulu, showing off its guests, including PINK, Yola, WIZKID, Stevie Wonder, Anitta, Charlie Puth, David Guetta, D - Nice, GloRilla, Imagine Dragons, and Lil Baby, among others.

This year, though, BTS did not grace its stage due to members' scheduled individual projects, but the award-giving body honored the group once again.

BTS Wins at 2022 American Music Awards

Ahead of the live telecast, the official Twitter page of the American Music Awards also confirmed that BTS won the AMAs for Favorite Pop Duo or Group.

Although the award itself was already a huge recognition, it also marked the fourth time BTS won the award four times. With that, the K-pop group is the first and only artist in AMA history to reach that milestone.

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For this year, BTS beat the other nominees, including One Republic, Coldplay, Imagine Dragons, and Maneskin.

Aside from the Favorite Pop Duo or Group award, BTS also won the Favorite Social Artist at the AMAs in 2018. In addition, it became the first K-pop act to win Artist of the Year in 2021.

The members received the new award after they bagged multiple nominations for the 2023 Grammy Awards. Earlier this month, the Grammy Awards divulged that the K-pop act has been nominated for two major categories and one minor.

BTS Also Dominates Grammys

BTS is competing to bring home the best pop duo/group performance award for the third year for its hit song, "My Universe," with Coldplay. The other nominees are ABBA for "Don't Shut Me Down," Camila Cabello and Ed Sheeran for "Bam Bam," Post Malone and Doja Cat for "I Like You (A Happier Song)," and Sam Smith and Kim Petras for "Unholy."

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It also scored nominations for Best Music Video, and Album of the Year. It is now vying for the Best Music Video award through "Yet To Come" and hopes to outshine the other nominees, including Adele (Easy On Me), Doja Cat (Woman), Kendrick Lamar (The Heart Part 5), Harry Styles (As It Was), and Taylor Swift (All Too Well: The Short Film).

Meanwhile, Coldplay's "Music of the Spheres." It is facing ABBA's "Voyage," Adele's "30," Bad Bunny's "Un Verano Sin Ti," Beyonce's "RENAISSANCE," Mary J. Blig's "Good Morning Gorgeous (Deluxe)," Brandi Carlile's "In These Silent Days," Kendrick Lamar's "Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers," Lizzo's "Special," and Harry Styles' "Harry's House," are up alongside BTS for Album of the Year.

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Written by Alexandria Kim.