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BLACKPINK Tops Spotify Global Chart for the Third Time…First and Most for a K-Pop Group

Seunghun Ji
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2025-07-14 15:06:36
BLACKPINK. Photo | YG Entertainment
BLACKPINK. Photo | YG Entertainment

The global momentum of the group BLACKPINK is remarkable.

On the 14th, their agency YG Entertainment announced that BLACKPINK's new song 'JUMP' has reached number one on the Spotify Daily Top Songs Global Chart.

This marks the third time they have topped the chart, following the pre-release track 'Pink Venom' and the title track 'Shut Down' from their second studio album released in 2022. With this achievement, BLACKPINK becomes the first K-Pop group to have three songs that have reached number one on this chart.

In particular, 'JUMP' has also ranked high on Spotify in major pop markets including the United States and the United Kingdom. It was streamed over 13.09 million times within just two days of its release, and given its strong addictive quality, its global popularity is expected to continue for some time.

BLACKPINK is showcasing a unique presence not only on Spotify but also on another global platform, YouTube. According to the latest chart (2025.07.11), the song has topped the charts in various countries including the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, and has reached number one on the global YouTube daily trending music videos.

'JUMP' is a hardstyle genre song that highlights BLACKPINK's bold challenge, featuring unique vocals from the members over a guitar riff reminiscent of a scene from a Western movie. It has received positive reviews from music fans, achieving number one in 60 regions on iTunes and topping the worldwide song chart.

Meanwhile, BLACKPINK is currently on their 'BLACKPINK World Tour: Deadline', covering a total of 16 cities and 31 performances. Following their successful first performance in Goyang and Los Angeles, they are set to light up stadiums around the world in cities such as Chicago, Toronto, New York, Paris, Milan, Barcelona, London, Kaohsiung, Bangkok, Jakarta, Bulacan, Singapore, Tokyo, and Hong Kong.

[Ji Seung-hoon, Star Today Reporter]

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