“Padam Padam” further cemented its juggernaut status on Sunday (February 4), winning the new Best Pop Dance Recording Grammy during the 2024 Grammy Awards Ceremony in Los Angeles.

The song beat Calvin Harris and Ellie Goulding's “Miracle”? David Guetta, Anne-Marie and Coi Leray's “Baby Don't Hurt Me”? Troye Sivan's “Rush”? and Bebe Rexha and David Guetta's “One in a Million.”

Minogue was not on hand, but “Padam Padam” co-writer Peter Rycroft (who produced the song as LostBoy) hit the stage to accept the award. “This is very surreal,” Rycroft said. “I just want to say thank you to the icon that is Kylie for believing in this record. It started in a tiny studio in north London and it's made it all over the world and I just want to give a big shout out to Ina Wroldsen who I made the record with, it means a lot. Thanks.”

Backstage at the premiere ceremony, Rycroft said Advertising sign that the weirdest place he's heard the wildly popular song was at a funeral. “It's pretty dark… [It’s the kind of setting where if] you don't laugh, you cry,” he said.

Talking to you Advertising sign at the MusiCares 2024 Person of the Year gala earlier this weekend, Minogue said that for her, “There's before 'Padam' and 'Padam'… two different parts of my life. Who knew? We didn't know we would it was becoming a viral sensation, and it reconnects me with a lot of people, but also a different generation, so they put “Padam” with “Can't Get You Out of My Head”, 20 years apart but [they] to live together.”

The win marks Minogue's second Grammy win, with the Australian superstar – who will receive the Icon Award next month at Billboard's Women In Music event – picking up the award for best dance recording in 2004 for 'Come Into My World”.