Rosé Sets New Spotify Record With 100 Million Streams Of ‘On The Ground’

Rosé On The Ground creates a new record: The first solo debut track of the Black Pink member has made yet another record on Spotify after surpassing 100 million streams.

On The Ground was released by Rosé in March 2021 as a debut track for her first solo album titled R. On May 23, YG Entertainment, which is the entertainment that manages the artist officially announced that the solo debut track had surpassed 100 million streams on Spotify and became the fastest debut song by a solo Korean artist to achieve this.

#ROSÉ of @BLACKPINK's "On The Ground" has now surpassed 100 million streams on Spotify. Fastest debut song by a Korean artist to reach this milestone.

— chart data (@chartdata) May 23, 2021

On The Ground took approximately 71 days to reach the 100 million streaming milestone. Besides being the fastest debut song to reach the million milestone, the solo debut track is also the fastest song to hit 100 million streams by any Korean female soloist in Spotify history.

Rosé is not new to making records with her new solo debut album. The Black Pink member has set two Guinness World Records with her debut single On The Ground for being the first artist to reach number one on a Billboard Global chart as a solo artist and as a part of a group. She also holds the record for having the most viewed music video on YouTube as a Korean solo artist within 24 hours. This record was previously made by PSY in 2013 with his worldwide hit song Gentleman. The record also remained unbeaten for eight long years before Rosé’s new achievement.

Black Pink as a group has also broken the YouTube record for the fastest video to cross 1.3 billion views on the platform with their music video Kill This Love which was released in 2019. The previous record was also made by them with their music video of DDU-DU DDU-DU. It took the group a total of two years, one month, and seventeen days to make this new record. Read more on that here.