As K-pop rookies, CORTIS is achieving unprecedented milestones, boosting their global recognition.
They are set to release the track 'Mention Me' for the animation 'GOAT' on February 13.
The group CORTIS has achieved a remarkable streaming milestone with their track ‘FaSHioN’. Recently, the song surpassed 100 million streams on Spotify, an incredibly rare accomplishment for a rookie group in such a short period.
CORTIS holds the record for K-pop boy groups that reached 100 million streams the fastest for songs released last year, with their debut album's intro track ‘GO!’ achieving this milestone in just 116 days. Following closely, ‘FaSHioN’ accomplished the feat in 132 days.
As of the latest statistics, the monthly listeners for CORTIS on Spotify are at 8,368,980, breaking their own record and marking them as the group with the most listeners among K-pop boy groups that debuted in the last four years. Their presence in the global music scene is further solidified by their nominations at the 2026 iHeartRadio Music Awards and their upcoming release of 'Mention Me' on February 13 for the animation ‘GOAT’.
CORTIS's ‘FaSHioN’ highlights their musical diversity and growth potential. Achieving such streaming success as a rookie group reflects the quality of their music and the strong support from fans. The track’s sound embodies contemporary K-pop trends, characterized by its catchy melody that encourages repeated listening.
Moreover, CORTIS focuses on showcasing each member's unique traits in their lyrics and performances. Their commitment to communication with fans draws increased attention, which translates into better streaming results. Their varied activities in the global market are also noteworthy, indicating a broader appeal.
CORTIS’s success is not merely a trend but positively impacts the music industry as a whole. Their growing status in the K-pop landscape inspires new artists, raising expectations for how their journey will unfold in the future.
This article is KOSTAR’s reinterpretation of a story originally reported by TVDaily.
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