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The hit “APT” inspired by Rosé and Bruno Mars’ drinking games. It’s still talked about for its catchiness and replayability. Even though the song hit records, its impact reached a point where it was “banned” by Korean students, which is also a huge nod to its success!
According to Korean news outlet Newsen, “APT.” has achieved popularity since its release on October 18. Given the catchy sound of the song, the song has gained so much acceptance from the public, especially from students in Korea.
This type of contagious effect could lead to a song being “banned” by students as it could hinder their focus on academics. Apparently, “APT.” earned a place on the list of banned songs, which garnered reactions on social media.
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from Knets calling his voice the only drug allowed in Korea to his song being banned for his addiction. Oh rosé, you are so great 😭 https://t.co/Qdu1ksFg1O
— ꩜ (@ROZAYKAGE) October 26, 2024
It’s really crazy how so many companies tried to create something that the whole world will perceive, like we witnessed Gangnam style become a worldwide hit, and it took ROSÉ alone, creating a song about her favorite Korean game to take over the world . 😭 HISTORY! https://t.co/5ZFf1yDhJ2
— People (@ladlovesick) October 26, 2024
K-pop stars like BTS J-Hope, LE SSERAFIM Kazuha, Kim Chaewon, former ASTRO member Rocky, CRAVITY, E’LAST and many more have released their fun renditions of the song.
“APT.” it also led to Rosé becoming the first female K-pop artist to secure No. 1 on Spotify’s global chart.
Meanwhile, Mars also secured his first music show win at Mnet’s “M! Countdown.”
