BTS’s Jungkook and female rapper Latto’s hit song “Seven” has been ranked as the best K-pop-rap collaboration by a U.S. media outlet.
Jungkook’s solo single “Seven” took the top spot on the “Top 15 K-pop and Rap Collaborations of All Time” list, which was published by U.S. pop culture magazine Complex on March 28 (local time).
Complex described the collaboration as “one of the most effective K-pop and rap partnerships,” praising Jungkook for delivering his desire to be with his lover every day through his powerful vocals, while Latto brought energy and catchy lyrics to the track.
In addition to “Seven,” a total of five BTS songs were included in the list.
J-Hope’s collaboration with the famous rapper J. Cole, “On The Street,” ranked 4th, and his collaboration with rapper Don Toliver and Pharrell Williams, “LV Bag,” ranked 14th, placing two tracks on the list.
Other BTS songs included were “Butter” (Remix) with female rapper Megan Thee Stallion at 8th, and “Change” with rapper Wale at 11th.
BLACKPINK also had three songs selected, including their solo and group tracks.
Jennie and rookie rapper Doechii’s “ExtraL” ranked 5th, the highest among BLACKPINK’s entries. “Bet You Wanna,” a collaboration with female rapper Cardi B, ranked 7th, while Lisa’s collaboration with rapper Future, “FXCK UP THE WORLD,” took 9th place.
The second spot was claimed by DJ Diplo’s “Doctor Pepper,” featuring CL of 2NE1, along with rappers Riff Raff and OG Maco.
3rd place went to G-Dragon’s “Niliria” featuring female rapper Missy Elliott.
Other notable entries include PSY and hip-hop legend Snoop Dogg’s “Hangover” at 6th, rapper Jay Park and 2 Chainz’s “Soju” at 13th, and girl group TWICE’s collaboration with Megan Thee Stallion, “Strategy,” at 15th.
