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BLACKPINK Tops Spotify Global Chart for 5 Consecutive Days... A Signal of Long-Lasting Popularity

LEE Dakyum
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2025-07-18 13:12:49
BLACKPINK. Photo by YG Entertainment
BLACKPINK. Photo by YG Entertainment

The group BLACKPINK has shown a steady rise on domestic and international charts with their new song 'JUMP', signaling a bright future for their long-lasting popularity.

According to YG Entertainment, BLACKPINK's new digital single 'JUMP' topped the Spotify Daily Top Songs Global Chart announced on the 16th (local time). Following the record set on the 12th for the most number one songs by a K-pop group, they have maintained their position for five consecutive days.

They are not only maintaining a high ranking in various countries across Europe, North America, and Asia, but in the United States, they have achieved their highest ranking yet, reaching 15th place. Cumulative streams surpassed 46 million within about a week of release, indicating that global fans' interest in BLACKPINK is heating up.

True to their title as the 'YouTube Queen', BLACKPINK's performance on YouTube has also been remarkable. The music video for 'JUMP' became the 'Most Viewed Video in 24 Hours' upon release and has maintained its position as the number one global YouTube daily trending music video for six days.

Additionally, various metrics are showing a rising trend, drawing attention. 'JUMP' reclaimed the number one spot on the iTunes Worldwide Song Chart and is setting new records on domestic platforms such as Melon, Genie, and Flo. Notably, on the 17th, during the broadcast of Mnet's 'M Countdown', they claimed the top spot with overwhelming music scores without any live performance, proving their exceptional presence.

Meanwhile, BLACKPINK is currently on their world tour 'DEADLINE', which spans 16 cities and 31 shows. After successfully completing their first performance in Goyang and the stage in Los Angeles, they are set to light up stadiums around the world in cities like Chicago, Toronto, New York, Paris, Milan, Barcelona, London, Kaohsiung, Bangkok, Jakarta, Bulacan, Singapore, Tokyo, and Hong Kong.

[Lee Da-kyum, Star Today Reporter]

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