CORTIS's 'GO!' becomes Spotify's first track to reach 200 million streams, setting a new record

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The group CORTIS (Martin, James, Ju-hoon, Sung-hyun, Geon-ho) has achieved its first single-track 200 million streaming record since debut.

CORTIS's mini album 1 track 'GO!' surpassed a cumulative 200 million streams on Spotify as of the 26th, approximately nine months after its official release on September 8 last year. After first reaching 100 million streams on January 2, 116 days after the song's release, it added another 100 million streams in just over five months.

This is the highest number of streams for a single track among all songs the group has released so far. It is also the only record among boy groups that debuted within the past five years.

The song was recognized as 'Best K-Pop of 2025' by UK magazine NME and Dazed, as well as by Apple Music and Spotify, proving its global popularity. On Billboard's 'The 25 Best K-Pop Songs of 2025: Staff Picks', it ranked second. Six months after its release, the song entered Billboard's sub-chart 'Pop Airplay' (as of March 7) and remained on the chart for 14 weeks. It is rare for a song by a rookie K-pop boy group that has not yet been active for a full year to maintain a long presence on a chart based on radio broadcast frequency, a key indicator of public popularity.

Additionally, the cumulative streams for the mini album 1 'COLOR OUTSIDE THE LINES' surpassed 600 million on Spotify's chart as of June 23. Not only 'GO!' but also another track 'FaSHioN' reached approximately 183.5 million streams as of the 27th, nearing the 200th million mark.

CORTIS's mini album 2 title track 'REDRED' has also entered a long-term success trajectory. Released on the 27th, it ranked 105th on Spotify's 'Weeekly Top Song Global' (collection period: June 19–25), maintaining its position for nine consecutive weeks. In Korea's 'Weeekly Top Song', it has held the top spot for eight consecutive weeks. Furthermore, 'REDRED' surpassed 100 million streams on Spotify on the 16th, just 57 days after its release, setting a new record for the shortest time to reach 100 million streams among songs by boy groups that debuted within the past five years.

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