BLACKPINK’s Rosé and Bruno Mars’ ‘Apt.’ Becomes YouTube’s Fastest K-Pop Music Video to Hit 500M Views

Rosé's 'Apt.' hits 500M YouTube views, becoming fastest K-pop MV to do so, smashing BTS records
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BLINKs, rejoice! Rosé’s ‘Apt.’ just hit a massive milestone, racking up half a billion views on YouTube. But that’s not even the best part. It’s officially the fastest K-Pop music video ever to reach this number.

That’s right, BLACPINK’s Rosé and Bruno Mars just snatched the crown from BTS’s ‘Dynamite’, which held the record for four years.

‘Apt.’ has been breaking records left and right since its release in October.  The music video is a total vibe, with Rosé and Bruno Mars bringing the energy in a retro-inspired studio setting.

And the song itself?  A total earworm.  That rock-infused sound is giving us all the feels, and fans are going wild for it.  Social media is overflowing with dance challenges and covers.

But ‘APT’ isn’t just dominating YouTube.  It also set a new record for the fastest 2024 song to hit 500 million streams on Spotify.  And if that wasn’t enough, it crushed the record for biggest streaming week on YouTube Music, previously held by BTS’s ‘Butter’.

Read more: Rosé and Bruno Mars’ ‘Apt.’ Takes the Charts by Storm, Breaks Records

Rosé is proving she’s a force to be reckoned with, and we’re hyped to see what she does next.  Her first full album, rosie, drops tomorrow, with 12 tracks, including ‘Apt.’ and ‘Number One Girl.’

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