Ailrit's 'Magnetic' Surpasses 300 Million Streams on Spotify 🎉

Wow, 300 million streams? That's amazing!

'Magnetic' is a very addictive song that gets stuck in your ears haha

Ailrit's 'Magnetic' Surpasses 300 Million Streams on Spotify... Achievement in Just 3 Months Since Debut [Official]

ILLIT's 'Magnetic' has added another record to the world's largest music streaming platform, Spotify.

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ILLIT's 'Magnetic' has added another record to the world's largest music streaming platform, Spotify.

According to the agency Belift Lab on the 9th, the title song of Illit (Yoona, Minju, Mocha, Wonhee, Iroha)'s first mini album 'SUPER REAL ME'

'Magnetic' has been played a total of 34,966,698 times on Spotify as of the 5th. This is the number of times the song was played since its release on March 25th.

In just over three months, 'Magnetic' has now become the fastest K-pop girl group debut song to reach 300 million streams on Spotify.

broke through.

Ailitt was the first K-pop girl group to enter Spotify's 'Daily Global Top Song' on the day of their debut, peaking at number 10, and 'Weekly

In 'Top Songs in the US', they entered the chart in the shortest time since their debut among any K-pop group (regardless of gender) and stayed there for 7 consecutive weeks.

'Magnetic' also achieved outstanding results on the world's two largest music charts, the US Billboard and the UK Official Charts. The song was ranked No. 1 in the US

It entered Billboard's main song chart 'Hot 100' (dated April 20) at number 91 and the UK's 'Official Single Top 100' (dated April 5) at number 80. Both

It is the first and fastest record for a K-pop debut song. Also, 'SUPER REAL ME', which includes 'Magnetic', ranked first on the main album chart 'Billboard'.

It also entered the 200' at 93rd place (as of May 11th).

Meanwhile, 'Magnetic' is a song that compares the feeling of being attracted to someone you like to a magnet, with an addictive melody and the north and south poles of the magnet.

They captivated K-pop fans around the world with their point choreography that expressed the moment when the S-pole comes together and falls apart.