ROSE and Bruno Mars' APT Song Becomes a Song Banned from Being Played by Students in South Korea, What’s the Reason?

Kapanlagi.com - Apateu, apateu has become one of the songs banned from being played by students in South Korea. Songs that are too catchy and addictive are considered disruptive during their study time.

Besides APT, there are many other songs that are banned from being played by students, some of which include Next Level by aespa, Zimzalabim by Red Velvet, and Ring Ding Dong by SHINee. These famously addictive songs will linger in the students' minds while they study.

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1. Preparation for CSAT

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Students in South Korea will now face the implementation of the college entrance exam commonly referred to as suneung or CSAT (College Scholastic Ability Test) which requires a lot more focus. The addictive melody of the song APT is said to disrupt their concentration, especially during the exam on November 14. "I am worried that the song will be stuck in my head even during the exam," said a student to Yonhap News.

2. Earworm Phenomenon

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An earworm is a melody from a song that keeps spinning in a person's mind. For students facing exams, this can often be distracting. "Our psychology is more fragile than we realize, and a simple, repetitive sound can easily trigger emotional biases. Young people are more susceptible to experiencing earworms," explained Dankook University psychology professor, Lim Myung Ho, in an interview.

3. Perfect All-Kill on the Charts

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APT has successfully reached number 1 on the daily charts and Top 100 on Melon, realtime on Genie & Bugs, Top Songs on YouTube Music, VIBE, as well as realtime on FLO and iChart. Stay tuned for more interesting news on the KapanLagi portal. If not now, when?

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