Rosé officially breaks Billboard record, surpassing BLACKPINK and NewJeans

Rosé has officially broken a historical record on Billboard, surpassing both BLACKPINK and NewJeans:

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Breaking News: Rosé - “APT.” hits Billboard record

The song “APT.” (feat. Bruno Mars) has appeared on the Billboard Hot100 chart for 34 consecutive weeks, officially surpassing Jimin (BTS) with “Who” - the old record holder of 33 weeks (Yahoo Style, Sunny 94.3).

Previously in the 33rd week, “APT.” caught up with Jimin and became the hit with the longest week of appearance in the history of K-pop Hot100.

Other notable records:

“APT.” once reached 32 consecutive weeks, equal to BTS - “Dynamite” and second in K-pop history on Hot100, only after Jimin’s “Who”.

The hit peaked at No.  3 on the Hot 100, the highest position ever for a K-pop solo female artist.

On the Billboard Global 200 and Global excl. US, “APT.” held No. 1 for consecutive weeks, setting records for total streams and weeks at the top of the chart.

Her debut solo album, “rosie,” has spent 27 consecutive weeks on the Billboard 200, surpassing New Jeans (“Get Up”, 26 weeks) to become the longest-running K-pop solo female artist.

A quick comparison

Rosé’s Achievements (“APT.” / “rosie”) Previous Record Hot 100 – consecutive weeks 34 weeks “Who” – Jimin: 33 weeks Highest K-pop solo female Hot 100 No. 3 Rosé herself with “On the Ground” No. 70 Longest-running K-pop solo album Billboard 20027 weeks (“rosie”) New Jeans – “Get Up”: 26 weeks. 

Rosé surpasses both BLACKPINK and NewJeans, setting a new record and history for Billboard as a female K-pop solo artist.

“APT.” – a hugely successful collaboration with Bruno Mars, has brought her not only a streaming record but also the longest chart reign.

The album “rosie” also shows stability and long-lasting appeal, reaffirming her position in the global K-pop solo artist community.