The song has recognized them as the only K-pop boy group on global charts.
CORTIS's musical achievements positively impact the K-pop industry.
On December 11, 2025, CORTIS has made a significant impact on major overseas charts.
Their debut album's intro track 'Go!' was recently included in Apple Music's 'Best Songs of 2025'. This playlist features global artists like Sabrina Carpenter and Lady Gaga, with CORTIS being the only K-pop boy group listed. Apple Music highlighted the song as a quintessential representation of joy and achievement throughout the year.
Additionally, 'Go!' ranked 10th on Spotify's 'Best K-Pop of 2025', solidifying its status. Among debuting teams this year, CORTIS stands as the only one included in that chart, comprising Spotify's official playlist 'K-Pop On!' and selections by its editors. NME praised 'Go!' as the 25th best K-pop song in 2025, noting that CORTIS showcases unyielding confidence and is ready to shake the world.
'Go!' holds significant meaning beyond being a typical K-pop track, as it celebrates the diversity of life and a sense of accomplishment. The true message often hidden behind the glamorous visuals that K-pop is known for is brought to light in this song, delivering profound emotions alongside its musical excellence. The acknowledgment in global charts illustrates how Korean popular music is increasingly highlighting its capabilities in the worldwide market.
Although CORTIS is a young group, its remarkable growth has captured attention. Their rapid establishment in overseas markets can be attributed to their innovative musical style and captivating stage performances. They also prioritize communication with their fans, showcasing their ability to respond swiftly to diverse fan demands.
Most importantly, this group is expected to play a significant role in the advancement of the K-pop industry. With fresh ideas and energy, they will contribute to the globalization of Korean music, fostering a positive competitive environment for other artists as well.
This article is KOSTAR’s reinterpretation of a story originally reported by TVDaily.
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