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On August 25 KST, Korean music platform Melon announced that streams with muted sound will no longer count toward chart scores beginning on…

BLACKPINK continues to dominate music charts while selling out arenas around the world, this time with Jisoo, Lisa, and Rosé being the soloist…

The Circle Chart (formerly Gaon) is the national chart of South Korea and is intended to be the equivalent of Oricon in Japan and Billboard …

BOYNEXTDOOR is getting ready to soar to new heights with their first-ever comeback! On August 12, BOYNEXTDOOR’s album distributor YG PLUS officially announced that as of August 10, the rookie boy group’s upcoming mini album “WHY..” had recorded a total of 323,746 stock pre-orders. The number of stock pre-orders is the amount of album stock

Circle Chart (formerly known as Gaon Chart) has announced its latest batch of official certifications! In 2018, the Korea Music Content Industry Association implemented a new certification system for album sales, song downloads, and online streaming. Starting with music released on or after January 1, 2018, Circle Chart now certifies albums platinum once they reach

The Circle Chart (formerly Gaon) is the national chart of South Korea and is intended to be the equivalent of Oricon in Japan and Billboard …

The Circle Chart, formerly the Gaon Chart, is South Koreas most authoritative music chart, providing comprehensive data on music sales and streamin…

K-pop sensation Blackpink came into the world in 2016 under much pressure as they were expected to follow the lead of YG’s most successful girl group until that point, 2NE1. The quartet of Rose, Jisoo, Lisa and Jennie made its debut with its first single album, “Square One,” which consists of two songs: “Whistle” and “Boombayah.” The debut single album successfully captured t...

Circle Chart (formerly known as Gaon Chart) has revealed its chart rankings for the week of July 23 to 29! Album Chart TREASURE topped the physical album chart with their new full-length album “REBOOT,” which claimed two of this week’s top four spots. The regular version of the album debuted at No. 1, while the

K-pop boy group TREASURE has sold more than 1 million copies of its album for the first time in its three-year career.