LE SSERAFIM’s “SPAGHETTI” Hits 60-Day Run on Spotify Daily Top Songs Global, Setting a 2025 4th-Gen Girl Group Record
LE SSERAFIM continues to build long-term global listening momentum with “SPAGHETTI (feat. BTS j-hope).” Since its release in October, the track has remained on Spotify’s “Daily Top Songs Global” chart for 60 consecutive days, establishing one of the longest chart runs in 2025 among songs released by fourth-generation K-pop girl groups.
Based on publicly available Spotify chart data, “SPAGHETTI” ranked No. 165 on the “Daily Top Songs Global” chart dated Dec. 22, maintaining a steady presence since it arrived on major platforms in late October. In terms of overall scale, the track’s cumulative streams have surpassed 168 million, while its daily streams have continued to hover around the 1.8 million range. This pattern suggests the song’s performance is driven less by a one-time surge and more by consistent, broad-based listening across multiple markets over time.
The track’s momentum is not limited to Spotify. “SPAGHETTI” has also sustained visibility on Billboard’s global charts. For the chart week dated Dec. 27, the song ranked No. 66 on the “Billboard Global 200” and No. 36 on “Global (Excl. U.S.),” extending its run to eight consecutive weeks. During the same tracking period, it also stood among the highest-ranking K-pop group songs on both lists. Taken together, these parallel results across platforms point to durable cross-market demand rather than interest concentrated in a single region.
As the song continues to show long-tail performance, LE SSERAFIM’s year-end and New Year schedule is also drawing attention. The group is set to appear across multiple major stages, spanning Korea’s year-end music events, Japan’s annual countdown music festival circuit, and the U.S. New Year’s Eve broadcast “Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve with Ryan Seacrest 2026.” Notably, LE SSERAFIM is listed as the only K-pop act on the program’s lineup. The group is expected to perform fan-favorite tracks including “CRAZY” alongside “SPAGHETTI,” bringing its recent chart run to one of the largest live TV audiences of the season.
Viewed through both streaming volume and week-to-week chart positioning, “SPAGHETTI” reflects a performance curve built on accumulation over time rather than a short-lived spike. Maintaining measurable visibility across major global platforms strengthens the case that the track has converted initial interest into sustained listening. Within the landscape of 2025 releases, it stands out as a notable example of a long-run girl group single—one that continues to register in global rankings while the group expands its presence on high-profile international stages.