LE SSERAFIM’s “Come Over” Ranks in Consequence’s 200 Best Songs of 2025 as the Only K-pop Girl Group Entry

LE SSERAFIM’s “Come Over” has entered Consequence’s ‘200 Best Songs of 2025’ at No.90, becoming the only K-pop girl group song included this year.

On December 6, Source Music shared an update on LE SSERAFIM’s song “Come Over.” US music outlet Consequence released its ‘The 200 Best Songs of 2025’ list on the 4th, where the track ranked at No.90 as the only entry by a Korean act. The official page includes the comment “That repeated ‘come over’ is pure hypnosis” and the song is also placed in the outlet’s curated Spotify playlist for the list. Written and produced with Jungle’s J Lloyd and Lydia Kitto, the track blends vintage and dreamy textures and has appeared steadily on Spotify’s Daily Top Songs charts in markets such as Korea, the United States and Japan.

【Source Check】 On the official Consequence ‘The 200 Best Songs of 2025’ page, “Come Over” is clearly listed at No.90. The outlet’s matching Spotify playlist, ‘200 Best Songs of 2025’, also includes the song, providing a consistent cross-check between the article and the streaming playlist.

Their title track “SPAGHETTI (feat. j-hope of BTS)” continues its momentum, charting for six consecutive weeks on Spotify’s Weekly Top Songs Global and surpassing 90 million streams. The group is also set to attend the 10th Anniversary Asia Artist Awards 2025 in Kaohsiung.

• “Come Over” is the only song by a Korean act included in Consequence’s 200 Best Songs of 2025.
• Both the official article and the matching Spotify playlist confirm the track’s placement on the list.
• Produced with members of Jungle, the song delivers a blend of vintage and dreamy textures.
• “SPAGHETTI” has surpassed 90M streams while holding a spot on global charts, and the group is set to appear at AAA 2025.

## 【KStarLoud Insight】 The inclusion of a non-title track like “Come Over” on a major US year-end list shows that LE SSERAFIM’s work is gaining recognition beyond lead singles. Paired with the strong streaming performance of “SPAGHETTI,” the group benefits from a dual strategy of a critically noted B-side and a globally performing title track. With large-scale events such as AAA 2025 ahead, their regional and international visibility is likely to grow even further.