[talk] It is said that it has received ‘Gold’ certification in the streaming sector.

Group Rise has shown off their confidence as a 'top' artist that goes beyond Rising in Japan.

According to an announcement from the Recording Industry Association of Japan last week, RISE's debut song "Get A Guitar" has achieved a "Gold" certification in the streaming category, which is awarded when a song has accumulated over 50 million streams as of July. This is the first such achievement for a K-pop boy group that debuted after 2023.

Released in September 2023, "Get a Guitar," the title track of Rise's first single album, garnered global acclaim for its funky music and choreography that features guitar playing and foot-stomping. The song achieved long-term popularity, reaching 100 million Spotify streams in 2024 and ranking on Melon's annual and monthly charts for 15 consecutive months.

With this, Rise has been building a steady growth history every year, starting with being selected as the 'Best 3 New Artist' in the Asia category of the '38th Japan Gold Disc Awards' by the Recording Industry Association of Japan, and receiving a 'Platinum' certification (over 250,000 copies) in the Gold Disc category based on cumulative single and album shipments for their Japanese debut single 'Lucky' in 2024 and a 'Gold' certification (over 100,000 copies) for their first full-length album 'Odyssey' in 2025.

It is said that it has received 'Gold' certification in the streaming sector.

It's so cool.

Currently, Rise is meeting global fans with their first world tour 'Rising Loud', which will tour 22 regions around the world.