Lisa Breaks Record, Outpaces BTS and Rosé with "Moonlit Floor (Kiss Me)"
In a stunning display of her solo success, Blackpink's Lisa has shattered records on the Billboard charts, outdoing even her fellow group member Rosé. Her latest single, "Moonlit Floor (Kiss Me)", currently sits at No. 15 on the Adult Contemporary list, marking its highest-charting performance to date and tying Lisa with an all-time record for the longest-running K-pop act on this specific tally.
This achievement cements Lisa's position as one of the most successful solo artists in American radio history, leaving her trailblazing peers - including BTS and Rosé - in her dust. The single spent 22 nonconsecutive weeks on the chart before resurfacing with renewed vigor, fueling speculation that it may soon surpass Rosé's own record for longevity.
With "Moonlit Floor (Kiss Me)", Lisa has solidified her place among the pantheon of American music royalty, joining an exclusive club of K-pop acts who have made a lasting impact on the Adult Contemporary chart. The song's masterful blend of pop hooks and clever sampling has proven irresistible to listeners, setting it up for what promises to be a historic showdown with Rosé's "Apt."
Lisa's impressive solo career has seen her rack up just two songs in America - "Moonlit Floor (Kiss Me)" and its predecessor "Priceless", which was accompanied by a guest appearance from Maroon 5. With this latest milestone, she solidifies her position as one of the most commercially successful K-pop artists to date.
The Adult Contemporary chart is notoriously grueling, with few acts able to sustain a consistent presence over time. Yet Lisa has proven herself to be a force to be reckoned with, defying conventional wisdom and pushing the boundaries of what is possible for a solo artist from South Korea. As "Moonlit Floor (Kiss Me)" continues its remarkable ascent, it's clear that Lisa is here to stay - and her reign at the top may just get even longer.
In a stunning display of her solo success, Blackpink's Lisa has shattered records on the Billboard charts, outdoing even her fellow group member Rosé. Her latest single, "Moonlit Floor (Kiss Me)", currently sits at No. 15 on the Adult Contemporary list, marking its highest-charting performance to date and tying Lisa with an all-time record for the longest-running K-pop act on this specific tally.
This achievement cements Lisa's position as one of the most successful solo artists in American radio history, leaving her trailblazing peers - including BTS and Rosé - in her dust. The single spent 22 nonconsecutive weeks on the chart before resurfacing with renewed vigor, fueling speculation that it may soon surpass Rosé's own record for longevity.
With "Moonlit Floor (Kiss Me)", Lisa has solidified her place among the pantheon of American music royalty, joining an exclusive club of K-pop acts who have made a lasting impact on the Adult Contemporary chart. The song's masterful blend of pop hooks and clever sampling has proven irresistible to listeners, setting it up for what promises to be a historic showdown with Rosé's "Apt."
Lisa's impressive solo career has seen her rack up just two songs in America - "Moonlit Floor (Kiss Me)" and its predecessor "Priceless", which was accompanied by a guest appearance from Maroon 5. With this latest milestone, she solidifies her position as one of the most commercially successful K-pop artists to date.
The Adult Contemporary chart is notoriously grueling, with few acts able to sustain a consistent presence over time. Yet Lisa has proven herself to be a force to be reckoned with, defying conventional wisdom and pushing the boundaries of what is possible for a solo artist from South Korea. As "Moonlit Floor (Kiss Me)" continues its remarkable ascent, it's clear that Lisa is here to stay - and her reign at the top may just get even longer.
Lisa is on fire right now! I mean, she's been making waves in the music industry for a while, but this record-breaking thing? That's crazy talk! 
It's awesome that she's proving herself to be one of the most successful solo artists in American radio history. The girl's got talent pouring out of every pore and she's not afraid to experiment with her sound.
The fact that Rosé and BTS are both trailblazers in their own right makes this even more impressive. Lisa's got some serious competition, but I think she's gonna hold her own at the top spot for a while longer. 
I'm loving this record-breaker's vibe! It's insane to think about how far Lisa has come in such a short time as a solo artist. She's truly paving the way for K-pop acts to dominate the Billboard charts, and it's amazing to see her name alongside the likes of Maroon 5 and other American music legends 
. The way she blends pop hooks with clever sampling is pure magic 
. I'm intrigued by this potential showdown between "Moonlit Floor (Kiss Me)" and Rosé's "Apt." - it'll be fascinating to see which song comes out on top! 
Who else is rooting for Lisa?
. Still, that song's catchy and I love the sampling vibe 
. I do wonder if this will lead to some amazing collaborations or features from other artists 
. The fact that it's tied with Rosé's record for longest-running single is crazy, though - Lisa's definitely on a roll right now 
. One thing that's got me thinking is how this bodes for future solo projects from BTS members... will they follow in Lisa's footsteps or take their own paths? 
She's literally breaking records left and right and I love how she's defying expectations as a solo artist from K-pop. Her music is so catchy and addictive, it's no wonder she's killing it on the Billboard charts. 15 on the Adult Contemporary list might not seem like a lot, but trust me, this girl is on fire 
! And can we talk about how impressive her collaboration with Maroon 5 was? 
. I'm so excited to see what's next for Lisa and if she'll actually surpass Rosé's record - fingers crossed! 
? she's literally killing the game solo and it's so inspiring to see her succeed after all the haters said she'd never make it on her own 
. i'm not surprised she's joining that exclusive club of american music royalty tho, she's been serving fire for a while now 
like, what can you say? she's a force to be reckoned with and she's not afraid to take risks with her music. that song "moonlit floor (kiss me)" is such a bop 
and i love how it's been getting so much attention from non-k-pop fans too! this is huge for k-pop in america and lisas legacy will forever be cemented as one of the most successful solo artists in history 
. it's not often you see a solo artist from k-pop making waves in american radio history. lisa's been grinding for so long, and it's finally paying off 
, can't wait to see what she does next! 
i mean i know she's a solo artist and all but come on, shouldn't she be higher up? 
. That's the kinda dedication and passion that'll take you all the way to the top, you feel me?
Lisa's got skills for sure, but can she keep it real for us fans or will she become just another corporate K-pop artist 
? And what's with all these collaborations? Is that really what it takes to make it in this industry... guest appearances from Maroon 5? 
At least her music is getting some airtime, but let's not forget the impact of algorithms and playlists on "success" 
. I mean, can we really say this is a genuine artistic achievement or just a product of our social media-driven obsession with celebrities?
. And it's inspiring to see her staying focused, keeping at it even when things get tough. That's like the ultimate life lesson right there - perseverance pays off in the end 
And can we talk about how outdated this "Adult Contemporary" genre is? It's like they're stuck in the 90s and don't want to evolve with the times. 