Rosé and Bruno Mars' collaboration song is running wildly at the top of the world!

Rosé and Bruno Mars' collaboration song is running wildly at the top of the world!
ロゼとブルーノマーズのコラボ曲、世界トップで激走中！

Rosé surpasses BTS! "APT.", Apple Music "No. 1 worldwide" - K-POP first

★ BlackPink's "Rosé" and "Bruno Mars" collaboration song "APT.". Since its release on October 18th, it has received an explosive response. It is on a global scale, and has reached No. 1 worldwide on Apple Music after Spotify.


According to the "Daily Top Songs Global" dated the 23rd, "APT." has reached the top. This is the first time in history that a song by a K-POP singer has topped this chart, which is dominated by Anglo-American and Latin pop.


The highest ranking K-POP artists have achieved so far is "No. 2". BTS and their solo songs have all reached No. 2 with "Seven", "Dynamite", and "Permission To Dance".


Rosé (BlackPink) has finally collaborated with Bruno Mars.


I was impressed when I saw the music video for "APT.".
Music fans all over the world are looking for this kind of fun and comical music (video).


I understood what they were saying when I saw the music video, and it made me laugh out loud.
Rosé can dance, so this kind of performance is a piece of cake, but Bruno Mars' performance (comical sense) was also impressive.


This was really cool.


The editing of the video is also great.
This is probably because Rosé and Bruno Mars carefully zipped it up.


It reminds me of PSY's "Gangnam Style" and is really funny and fun.
There's no way that music that inspires this much fun won't sell.


K-Pop's proud singer Rosé (BlackPink) and popular American singer (rapper) Bruno Mars took time out of their busy schedules to make this. They sang it with a performance.


There was no way it wouldn't sell.


But to be honest, I didn't think it would sell this well.


Even if Rosé had collaborated with a top K-pop rapper, the song would not have gained such global popularity and spread so far.


It sold so well because Rosé and Bruno Mars connected the Pacific Ocean with music.


The number of plays for "APT." has long since surpassed 100 million and is skyrocketing.

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