CORTIS' 'REDRED' Continues Backward Movement on Spotify Weekly Chart for Three Consecutive Weeks

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The group CORTIS (Martin, James, Ju-hoon, Sung-hyun, Geon-ho) is demonstrating strong momentum on the global Spotify weekly chart for three consecutive weeks.

CORTIS' mini 2nd album title track 'REDRED' reached No. 90 on Spotify's "Weekly Top Song Global" (collection period: July 3–9). After entering the chart at No. 112 during its eighth week (the 12th–18), the song climbed to No. 105, then No. 98, and has continued its upward trend for three weeks straight. It first peaked at No. 61 in the first week of May and has remained on the chart for a total of 11 consecutive weeks.

Their global monthly listenership stands at 12.65 million, showcasing enduring popularity even three months after the song's release. According to Spotify, listeners are continuously streaming from around the world, including the United States, Indonesia, the Philippines, South Korea, and Brazil.

The group also maintains a dominant position on domestic charts. On "Weekly Top Song Korea," it has held the top spot for 11 consecutive weeks. On the "Daily Top Song Korea" chart dated the 9th, it secured its 67th No. 1 ranking. This marks the longest and most frequent No. 1 record among all K-pop boy group songs on both daily and weekly charts in history.

CORTIS will kick off their first solo tour, "2026 CORTIS TOUR 'PUT YOUR PHONE DOWN'," over two days on the 18th and 19th at Incheon Inspire Arena. The tour will feature a total of 14 performances across nine locations, including Seoul, New York in the United States, and Kanagawa in Japan. Both the Incheon and North American dates have already sold out, proving their star-level popularity. Following this, they will participate as the only boy group at the major U.S. music festival "Lollapalooza Chicago," scheduled from the 31st to the 1st (local time).

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