Kedeheon's 'Golden' Billboard Digital Song Chart for 34 weeks, catches up with BTS records and surpasses Rosé's record [K-EYES]

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The song "Golden" from the Netflix animation "KPop Demon Hunters" has been charting on the Billboard "Digital Song Sales" chart for 34 weeks, alongside BTS BTS' megahit "Dynamite" and K-pop's joint second place record.

"Golden Golden" has been on the chart for 34 weeks this week, rising from No. 20 to No. 12, according to a report by Forbes Online. The Billboard Digital Song Sales Chart is a chart that counts up to 50th place based on weekly digital download sales in the United States.

Currently, the record, the longest chart ever in K-pop, is held by Rosé and Bruno Mars' collaboration song "APT." (39 weeks). However, considering the current rise of 'Golden', it is expected to set an unrivaled record beyond 'Dynamite' soon.

This week, "Golden" was listed on a total of nine charts, including the Billboard Hot 100 (7th), the Global 200 (7th), and the streaming song chart (12th), in addition to the digital song sales chart. In particular, it has maintained its highest ranking of 7th on the conservative adult contemporary radio chart, and has been on a long-term box office run.

Forbes said that when Billboard updates its chart, "Golden" is likely to rise to second place alone beyond "Dynamite."

The success of "Golden" doesn't just stay in the charts. The song recently became the first K-pop song to win the Grammy Awards, and has become a global cultural phenomenon to the extent that it is currently nominated for the Academy Award (Oscar) theme song.

Although it falls short of the milestone of "Dynamite" and "Butter" for 18 consecutive weeks on the chart (Golden is No. 1 for five weeks), the fact that it has consistently maintained sales for 34 long weeks is an indicator of how broad popular the song has gained in the United States.

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