BLACKPINK ROSÉ's 'ROSIE' makes history as the Longest-Charting Album by a K-pop Female Act on the Billboard 200 Chart

BLACKPINK's ROSÉ continues to redefine K-pop standards with her critically acclaimed solo album "Rosie" and the songs included within.

On August 5, Billboard revealed this week's chart of the most popular albums in the United States, in which Rosé's solo album, "Rosie," had re-entered its Top 200 Albums list at number 168.

Thanks to this, “Rosie” has now spent a total of 27 weeks on the Billboard 200, breaking the record previously set by BLACKPINK’s “THE ALBUM” and NewJeans’ “Get Up” (both of which charted for 26 weeks each), becoming the "Longest-Charting Album by a K-pop Female Act in the history".

But the joys and achievements do not end there as her smash hit "APT" has been placed at number 45 on this week's Billboard Hot 100, adding a total of 41 consecutive weeks on this important American chart, extended its own record as the "Longest-Charting song by a K-pop Artist on Billboard’s Hot 100 History".

“APT.” also continued to perform well on Billboard’s Global Charts, holding steady at No. 7 on the Global Excl. U.S. chart and No. 11 on the Global 200 this week.

In this way, Rosé reaffirms once again that her voice, charisma, and style not only shine on stage, but also conquer the most competitive charts in the world.

Congratulations to BLACKPINK's ROSÉ!