CORTIS continues to dominate the South Korean streaming scene as their hit track “REDRED” has now spent an impressive 32 consecutive days at No. 1 on the Spotify South Korea chart.
The song pulled in 109,595 streams on its latest tracking day, further cementing its position as one of the most consistent chart performers of the year.
The milestone highlights the song’s remarkable staying power in an increasingly competitive music market, with “REDRED” showing no signs of slowing down.
Holding the top spot for over a month is no small feat, and the achievement has sparked widespread reactions from fans and music listeners online.
Fans quickly flooded social media with praise for the group’s consistency, with many celebrating the song’s chart longevity. One user described the run as “insane consistency,” pointing out that “REDRED” refuses to let go of the top position. Others predicted the track could remain at No. 1 for much longer, calling its reign “legendary” and describing CORTIS as “unstoppable.”
Supporters also praised the group’s impact on the streaming platform, with several fans joking that CORTIS “basically owns the Spotify Korea chart at this point.” Many highlighted the song’s steady streaming numbers, saying the continued success proves the strength of the group’s fanbase and the track’s popularity among listeners.
However, as with many major chart achievements, the milestone also sparked debate online. Some social media users questioned the streaming patterns behind the song’s success, while parody accounts made jokes about autoplay and fan-driven streaming. Despite mixed reactions, “REDRED” continues to maintain its momentum at the summit.
The achievement adds another major accomplishment to CORTIS’ growing success story, with “REDRED” proving to be a dominant force on streaming charts in South Korea.