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BLACKPINK’s Rosé has once again proven her star power, making history with her debut solo album Rosie. Nine tracks from the album have surged onto Spotify's Global Top 200 chart, with the lead single "APT." securing the coveted No. 1 spot with an astonishing 10.18 million streams on its debut day.
The album, which showcases Rosé’s artistic evolution, has captivated fans worldwide with its heartfelt lyrics, innovative production, and genre-defying sound. Released on December 6, the record highlights Rosé’s ability to blend emotional depth with commercial appeal, cementing her as a force to be reckoned with in the global music industry.
Aptly Named: 'APT.' Leads a Stellar Lineup
Rosé’s single "APT." has emerged as the standout track, earning the No. 1 spot on Spotify’s Global Top 200. The poignant ballad has resonated deeply with listeners, garnering over 10 million streams in just 24 hours. This remarkable feat places Rosé alongside the elite few artists who have debuted at the top of the chart as solo acts.
Other notable entries from Rosie include "Toxic Till the End" at No. 24, "Number One Girl" at No. 35, and "Drinks or Coffee" at No. 89. Tracks like "3AM" and "Two Years" also broke into the Top 100, solidifying the album's widespread appeal.
The remaining songs—"Gameboy," "Stay a Little Longer," and "Not the Same"—landed on the extended chart, a testament to the album’s consistent quality and Rosé’s ability to connect with her audience.
Fan Reactions: Rosé's 'Rosie' Era Takes Over Social Media
Rosé’s record-breaking achievement has ignited social media, with fans flooding Twitter and Instagram to celebrate her success.
- @KpopQueen21: “Rosé snatching the #1 spot and charting nine tracks? This is what domination looks like. #ROSIEisART.”
- @SpotifyStan: “APT. is on repeat—Rosé just gave us the song of the year!”
- @JenniesBias: “Rosé’s versatility in Rosie is unmatched. Pop, ballads, and even experimental tracks—she did THAT!”
- @GlobalKpopFan: “Nine songs on the Spotify chart?! Rosé is the queen we all knew she was. #BLACKPINKinYourArea.”
- @StreamRosie: “This album just hit differently. Rosé poured her heart into this, and it shows.”
- @BLINKForever: “BLACKPINK is a group of legends, and Rosé just proved why she’s one of them. Chart queen!”
