SPAGHETTI slays Billboard Hot 100, Global 200, Excl US Chart and more

SPAGHETTI slays Billboard Hot 100, Global 200, Excl US Chart and more

LE SSERAFIM has done it again  and this time, they’ve made history. Their latest single SPAGHETTI, featuring BTS member J-Hope, has taken over the Billboard charts, setting new benchmarks for fourth-generation K-pop girl groups. Released on October 24, the vibrant track debuted at No. 50 on the Billboard Hot 100, outpacing their earlier hits EASY (No. 99) and CRAZY (No. 76). This marks not only their highest Hot 100 debut but also the second-highest ever by a K-pop girl group.

Globally, SPAGHETTI made an even stronger impact, debuting at No. 6 on the Billboard Global 200 and at No. 3 on the Global Excl. U.S. chart. That makes it the second-highest debut by any K-pop group in 2025 and officially secures LE SSERAFIM’s position among the genre’s most influential new acts. The track’s infectious blend of playful pop energy and J-Hope’s dynamic rap verse quickly turned it into a viral hit across platforms.

True to its name, SPAGHETTI is colorful, tangled, and irresistibly catchy. The visuals are as striking as the sound—vibrant, juicy, and bursting with confidence. J-Hope brings in his signature mix of funk and fire, transforming the song from a fun anthem into a global earworm. It’s a perfect blend of LE SSERAFIM’s edgy femininity and Hobi’s unmistakable charisma, leaving fans replaying it endlessly.

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During a recent Weverse LIVE on November 3, J-Hope opened up about the collaboration. “I heard SPAGHETTI back in April while on tour. The moment I listened to it, I knew I could add a funky rap to it,” he said. “I’ve always supported LE SSERAFIM and wanted to help. Their passion really moved me. There’s no reason to refuse them—turning them away would feel strange.”

Between its chart domination and artistic chemistry, SPAGHETTI isn’t just a song—it’s a statement. LE SSERAFIM and J-Hope have served up a spicy, cross-generational collaboration that’s redefining what a K-pop hit can sound like in 2025.