BLACKPINK 'Jump' Storms to Number 1 Worldwide... Global Chart Domination After 4-Year Comeback

The girl group BLACKPINK has completely conquered the global music charts with their new song 'Jump'. Released on July 11, 'Jump' achieved simultaneous number 1 on the Billboard Global 200 and Global Exclusive US charts, setting another milestone in K-POP history.

In particular, 'Jump' recorded 123 million streams and 14,000 sales in its first week worldwide. This is the first song to surpass 100 million streams in the past four months, marking the highest record since Lady Gaga and Bruno Mars' 'Die With a Smile'.

With this achievement, BLACKPINK has reached number 1 for the third time on the Billboard Global 200 and the fourth time on the Global Exclusive US chart. Previously, BLACKPINK topped the charts with songs like 'Shut Down' and 'Pink Venom', showcasing their unparalleled global power among K-POP girl groups.

Following member Rosé's solo activity 'APT.' which recorded number 1 for 12 weeks in collaboration with Bruno Mars, this group activity has also achieved explosive results, reaffirming their status as a 'global supergroup'.

BLACKPINK plans to continue their active global activities with the ongoing 'DEADLINE' world tour, using this achievement as a stepping stone. Industry insiders have evaluated this as an 'overwhelming achievement surpassing a 2-year hiatus', stating that it has once again proven K-POP's global influence.

Meanwhile, K-POP groups have dominated the top ranks in this chart, showcasing the status of Korean music. The virtual group HUNTR/X's 'Golden' ranked 2nd, and 'How It's Done' ranked 9th, continuing the K-POP craze.