Rosé earns her fourth solo Hot 100 hit with “On My Mind” alongside Alex Warren, which this week … More
Rosé has maintained a constant presence on the Hot 100 for months now, thanks to her Bruno Mars collaboration “Apt.” That tune has turned out to be one of the most successful songs in American history by a K-pop musician, and it’s still performing very well to this day, long after it peaked in historic positions.
As it nears a year on the competitive tally, “Apt.” lives inside the top 40 on the Hot 100. Meanwhile, Rosé’s new duet with rising star Alex Warren, “On My Mind,” arrives on that main chart, as well as a variety of other Billboard rankings. Its debut helps Rosé advance again on the list of the most successful K-pop acts in the United States.
“On My Mind” Debuts on the Hot 100
“On My Mind” opens at No. 60 on the Hot 100 this week, giving Rosé her fourth solo win on the list of the most popular tracks in America. While it’s the newer of the two, “On My Mind” comes in dozens of spaces behind “Apt.,” which manages to lift this frame, moving up one spot to No. 27.
Rosé Surpasses Jin With Her Fourth Solo Hit
With her fourth career hit on the Hot 100, Rosé breaks out of her tie with BTS star Jin. Both acts had recently claimed a trio of successes, but now Rosé has pulled ahead and tied with another member of the same group. Suga, who also releases music under the name Agust D, has also accrued four placements on the Hot 100 aside from his work with BTS. Now, they’re matched for the eighth-most hits among K-pop solo stars on the all-encompassing chart.
J-Hope Leads Among K-pop Soloists
Looking only at soloists from the K-pop space, J-Hope continues to lead the charge with eight Hot 100 smashes — twice as many as Rosé has now earned. In between the BTS rapper and Rosé and Suga are Jung Kook (with seven Hot 100 appearances), Jimin, Jennie, V and Lisa (six each) and Psy (five).
Radio Airplay Fuels Rosé and Warren’s New Duet
“On My Mind” reaches the Hot 100 thanks to a mix of streams, sales, and attention at radio, though the track doesn’t manage to debut on either the Digital Song Sales or Streaming Songs rankings. The collaboration does launch inside the top 40 on both the Adult Pop Airplay and Pop Airplay charts, as it seems that spins across a variety of pop radio formats are largely to thank for Rosé and Warren reaching the Hot 100.