Lisa's 'Moonlit Floor (Kiss Me)' Climbs Adult Contemporary Chart, Setting New Records
Lisa, a member of the popular South Korean girl group Blackpink, recently released her debut solo album, Alter Ego, after months of anticipation. The lead single, "Rockstar," gained worldwide attention in June and was followed by several other singles with high-budget music videos and collaborations that helped Lisa make history. Despite the album no longer appearing on US charts, one single, "Moonlit Floor (Kiss Me)," continues to climb the Billboard charts, making it one of the most successful K-pop songs in the US.
Lisa's single "Moonlit Floor (Kiss Me)" has achieved a new peak on the Adult Contemporary chart, climbing to No. 15, the highest position ever reached by a K-pop act on this chart. This success surpasses the previous tie with other K-pop hits at No. 16, including songs by BTS, Rosé, and Lisa herself. The song has spent 22 weeks on the chart and is close to breaking the all-time record for longevity on the list.
With the continued success of "Moonlit Floor (Kiss Me)" on the Adult Contemporary chart, Lisa is on track to match or even surpass the record set by Rosé's song "Apt." Lisa has only had two songs on the Adult Contemporary chart so far, with "Priceless" being the other track. This achievement places Lisa among a select group of K-pop artists who have made an impact on the Adult Contemporary chart, with BTS and Rosé being the only others to have multiple hits on the chart.
Lisa's success on the Adult Contemporary chart highlights her growing influence as a solo artist and sets a new standard for K-pop acts in this genre. With her unique sound and captivating performances, Lisa continues to make waves in the music industry and solidify her position as a rising star in the global music scene.