P.T.P.T. will be the first hip-hop song "Skittles" and the U.S. will enter the "Media Base Top 40."

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"Skittlez," the first hip-hop song by girl group Pifties, has properly hit the tastes of global listeners.

FIFTY FIFTY continues its steep rise, showing off its hot popularity in the United States with its third digital single, "Skittlez."

According to Attract, the agency of PFT, "Skittles" ranked 38th in the "Mediabase's Top 40 Radio Airplay Chart" released on the 20th.

Media Base is a chart that aggregates North American radio airplay data, based on the number of times played at radio stations, and can actually check whether it has been selected frequently by local radio recently.

Among them, entering the top 40 charts is an indicator of radio airplay performance and a barometer of popularity in North America. In particular, it is meaningful to see that Fifteen's music is consistently loved in the United States.

After its release, PFT's "Skittles" shot listeners' tastes at once, entering the Mediabase chart at 56th place, and has continued to show extraordinary potential by drawing an upward curve in the rankings even after its activities were over.

"Skittles," the hip-hop song that P.T. P.P.T. challenged for the first time since its debut, is a song that compares the moment when emotions burst at once to "Skittles," and the lyrics depicting the sweet chaos created by mixing each other's emotions, like candy in different colors, match well with the members' tones.

From "Cupid," "Pookie," and "Eeny meeny miny moe," Pifty, which has been loved as a representative song of easy listening, has even shown more diverse genres of musical digestibility with "Skittles," raising expectations for music to be shown in the future.

Meanwhile, PFTP plans to visit fans this year through various activities such as broadcasting, performances, award ceremonies, and contents.

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