Lisa makes history as “Moonlit Floor (Kiss Me)” climbs to No. 15 on Billboard’s Adult Contemporary chart, marking the highest position ever reached by a K-pop act.
Lisa has largely slowed promotion for Alter Ego, and the album no longer appears on any lists in the United States… though one single remains on the Billboard charts. “Moonlit Floor (Kiss Me),” a sweet, poppy tune that makes clever use of the hook from ’90s staple “Kiss Me” by Sixpence None the Richer, earns new spaces in the chart annals as it both climbs and extends its run as one of the most successful titles by any K-pop act on one of the American radio rankings.
Just when it looked like Lisa’s promotional period had come to a close, she reaches higher than ever before.“Moonlit Floor (Kiss Me)” Becomes Lisa’s Highest-Ranking Radio HitLisa Beats BTS and Rosé
Lisa now claims the record for the highest-charting hit ever by any K-pop act on the Adult Contemporary roster. Last frame, when “Moonlit Floor (Kiss Me)” sat at No. 16, the tune was tied with four others for that same honor.
