ROSÉ And Bruno Mars' 'APT.' Reigns Supreme On Billboard Global Charts For Eight Weeks

ROSÉ, best known for her position in BLACKPINK, and Grammy-winning singer Bruno Mars have reached a major milestone with their collaborative single "APT." The song has held the top spot on the Billboard Global 200 and Billboard Global Excl. U.S. charts for an astonishing eight weeks.

 

 

 

 

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Chart Performance and Records

"APT." premiered as No. 1 on both global charts in October 2024, making it the second time both artists had topped both charts independently. ROSÉ already accomplished this feat with "On the Ground," and Bruno Mars with "Die with a Smile." The song's continued success reflects its global appeal and the two performers' effective teamwork.

 

 

 

 

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About the Song

The lead song is "APT." The music combines ROSÉ's distinct voice with Bruno Mars' signature flair, resulting in a universally appealing synthesis. Critics have commended the song's appealing tune and the flawless fusion of both performers' talents.  

ROSÉ's Solo Endeavors

ROSÉ has made considerable progress in her solo career since leaving BLACKPINK in 2023 to pursue her own ventures. Her album "Rosie" provides a more intimate look into her artistry, demonstrating her versatility outside the K-pop genre. The success of "APT." strengthens her position as a global music legend.

Bruno Mars' Continued Dominance

Bruno Mars' brilliance in the music industry is demonstrated once again with "APT.", which joins his list of chart-topping successes. His cooperation with ROSÉ demonstrates his adaptability and eagerness to explore new musical landscapes, which contribute to the song's global success.

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