사진 확대 "Apartment" jacket sung by Rosé and Bruno Mars. Photo by The Black Label Rose, a member of the group Black Pink, has succeeded in entering the Billboard chart for 36 consecutive weeks, continuing a new K-pop record. According to a preview article of the latest chart (July 5) of the "Hot 100," the main song chart released by Billboard on the 2nd (local time), Rosé's "Apartment" ranked 28th, down three notches from the previous week.
Although the ranking went down As a result, "Apartment" has been on the "Hot 100" list for 36 consecutive weeks since its release in October last year, setting the longest record among K-pop artists. "Apartment," which was released in October last year, debuted at No. 8 on "Hot 100" shortly after its announcement, heralding its success.
The ranking is the first record of a K-pop female singer. Since then, the ranking has gradually declined, but it has been backtracking again and gaining global popularity. His highest rank is third.
"Apartment" was coined from "Apartment Game" widely known in Korea. It is a song from Rosé's first solo album "rosie" and is gaining worldwide popularity with an addictive chorus called "apartment apartment~". In addition, "Apartment" remains at the top of the UK's official single chart "Top 100" as well as Billboard, and the chart also entered fourth place, setting a record for the highest number of K-pop female artists.
Rosé, who wrote such a box office record, was also listed on the "2025 World's 100 Most Influential People" by Time, a U.S. weekly magazine. Rosé's first full-length album, "Rosie," which includes "Apartment," also resonated upon release. "Rosie" became a hot topic with Rosé's participation in writing and composing all of her songs, and broke another record for K-pop female artists by entering third place on the Billboard main album chart "Billboards 200."
Blackpink, which includes Rosé, will hold a concert at Goyang Stadium's main stadium on July 6 with the full group expected to be active this year. [JI SEUNG HUN, STAR TODAY Reporter]
