Jimin's "Who" and Rosé's "Apt." Break Records on Billboard's Hot 100, Dominating U.S. Music Charts

Jimin's "Who" and Rosé's "Apt." are making waves on Billboard's Hot 100, setting new milestones for K-pop artists in the U.S. music scene. "Who" has now charted for 33 weeks, surpassing BTS's "Dynamite" (32 weeks) as the longest-charting song by a South Korean act in Hot 100 history. This week, "Who" jumped from No. 41 to No. 29, fueled by a 472% increase in sales, with approximately 2,800 copies sold. It also climbed on the Streaming Songs chart, moving from No. 26 to No. 23. Rosé's "Apt." continues its impressive run, holding steady at No. 6 on the Hot 100. With 21 weeks on the chart, "Apt." now ranks fifth among the longest-charting K-pop songs in U.S. history, surpassing "Baby Shark," "Butter," and "One of the Girls." The song's sustained presence in the top 10 indicates its enduring popularity and potential to climb even higher in the coming weeks. These achievements highlight the growing influence and success of K-pop artists in the global music market.