Jennie Kim's 'One Of The Girls' Breaks Billboard Chart Records

• 'One of the Girls' by Jennie Kim spends 10 weeks on Pop Airplay chart.

• Jennie surpasses Bibi's record for longest-charting song by a South Korean solo female artist.

• The song climbs to No. 23 on the charts, nearing its peak position.

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South Korean singer Jennie Kim of BLACKPINK continues to make waves on the Billboard charts with her solo hit 'One of the Girls.' The track has achieved a significant milestone by spending 10 weeks on the Pop Airplay chart, making it the longest-charting song by a South Korean solo female artist in the U.S.

Last week, 'One of the Girls' was tied with another song by a South Korean solo female artist for this achievement. Jennie shared the record with Bibi, whose single 'The Weekend' featuring 347aidan also spent nine weeks on the Pop Airplay chart.

Jennie's success on the charts is a testament to the song's enduring popularity and appeal to listeners. With its current trajectory, 'One of the Girls' is poised to surpass existing records and solidify Jennie's position among the top South Korean solo artists on the Pop Airplay chart.

In the latest chart update, 'One of the Girls' has climbed to No. 23, inching closer to its peak position of No. 22. The song's consistent performance indicates that it may continue to chart for several more weeks or even months, further establishing Jennie's presence in the U.S. music scene.