BLACKPINK's Rosé Lands on Billboard's Pop Radio Airplay Chart with 'APT' and Achieves a New High on the Artist 100
BLACKPINK ’s Rosé has just hit a new milestone in her solo career, making waves on U.S. radio with her recent collaboration! Billboard announced on October 29 that Rosé officially debuted on the Billboard Pop Airplay chart, which tracks weekly spins on mainstream Top 40 radio stations in the United States. Her collab single “APT.,” featuring none other than Bruno Mars, entered at No. 33 for the week ending November 2—a major step for the BLACKPINK star as a soloist.
In addition to this radio success, “APT.” has dominated Billboard’s charts globally. It’s taken the top spot on both the Billboard Global 200 and Global Excl. U.S. charts this week, further highlighting Rosé’s strong international presence. On Billboard’s Hot 100, the song made a groundbreaking debut at No. 8, setting a record as the highest position ever achieved by a female K-pop artist. This achievement not only reflects Rosé's growing influence in Western music markets but also the global impact of K-pop.
The song’s streaming and sales figures in the U.S. show how popular it has become. “APT.” debuted at No. 2 on both the Billboard Streaming Songs chart and the Digital Song Sales chart, making it the second most-streamed and second best-selling track in the country for the week. These numbers underscore how quickly Rosé’s new music is being embraced by a wider audience, setting her apart as a prominent K-pop figure in the international music scene.
In addition to this radio success, “APT.” has dominated Billboard’s charts globally. It’s taken the top spot on both the Billboard Global 200 and Global Excl. U.S. charts this week, further highlighting Rosé’s strong international presence. On Billboard’s Hot 100, the song made a groundbreaking debut at No. 8, setting a record as the highest position ever achieved by a female K-pop artist. This achievement not only reflects Rosé's growing influence in Western music markets but also the global impact of K-pop.
The song’s streaming and sales figures in the U.S. show how popular it has become. “APT.” debuted at No. 2 on both the Billboard Streaming Songs chart and the Digital Song Sales chart, making it the second most-streamed and second best-selling track in the country for the week. These numbers underscore how quickly Rosé’s new music is being embraced by a wider audience, setting her apart as a prominent K-pop figure in the international music scene.
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