Rosé's catchy track becomes longest-running K-pop song on Billboard Hot 100

A promotional poster for ENHYPENs latest album Desire Unleash Courtesy of BELIFT LAB — A promotional poster for Rosé's single "APT." Courtesy of the Black Label

SEOUL, June 18 (AJP) - Rosé, a member of girl group BLACKPINK, has set a new record as her viral hit "APT." becomes the longest-running K-pop song on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.

The song remained at No. 24 for the second straight week on the U.S. main singles chart released on Tuesday, extending its streak to 34th consecutive week, breaking the previous record of 33 weeks set by Jimin, a member of K-pop juggernaut BTS with his solo track "Who."

"APT.," a catchy song in collaboration with pop star Bruno Mars, debuted at No. 8 on the chart upon its release in October last year and has since gone viral worldwide.

Meanwhile, BLACKPINK will resume their activities with a two-day concert in Goyang, Gyeonggi Province in July before embarking on a world tour.

Kim Hee-su khs@ajunews.com

Rosé's catchy track becomes longest-running K-pop song on Billboard Hot 100

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