Rosé of 'BLACKPINK' has achieved the longest record for K-pop on the U.S. Billboard charts. She has successfully remained on the chart for 34 consecutive weeks.

Billboard released its latest rankings on the 17th (Korean time). Rosé's first full-length album pre-released track 'APT.' debuted at 24th on the main singles chart 'Hot 100.'

'APT.' has now ranked for 34 consecutive weeks, setting a new K-pop record. The previous highest record was held by 'BTS' member Jimin, who had charted 'WHO' for 33 weeks consecutively.

Rosé has rewritten K-pop history. Despite being released in October of last year, it has showcased sustained popularity. At the time of its release, it achieved a perfect all-kill (PAK) on domestic music sites.

Rosé has claimed the titles of first and highest record. She swept the major global pop charts, entering the Billboard 'Hot 100' at 8th and the UK Official Singles Chart 'Top 100' at 4th.

At that time, she became the first K-pop female artist to reach the top 10 of the Billboard 'Hot 100.' She even achieved third place through a rebound, setting a new personal best record. She has received steady love from global listeners.

Immediately after its release, the track topped iTunes charts in 40 regions. It ranked first on U.S. Spotify and also reached the top on QQ Music, China's largest music streaming site.

Not only did it impact the domestic market, but it also made waves in Asia and the Americas. The response to the music video was also enthusiastic, topping the charts for trending videos and trending music domestically.

The response to the album 'ROSIE' was explosive, achieving 3rd place on Billboard's main album chart 'Billboard 200.' Here, she also broke the record for K-pop female artists.

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