On January 13th, girl group T-ara topped Billboard Korea‘s K-Pop Hot 100 chart with their new single, “Lovey-Dovey“.
“Lovey-Dovey” was released on the 3rd and has been sweeping numerous music charts since with its infectious dance melody.
The girls also grabbed third place along with labelmates Davichi for “We Were In Love“. Meanwhile, Dynamic Duo came in 2nd with ”Without You” from the second part of their sixth album, ‘DIGILOG 2/2‘.
T-ara had also secured #1 on Mnet‘s ’M Countdown‘ on the 12th with “Lovey-Dovey”, making it a day of double-wins. Congratulations, ladies!
16 December:
Singer IU has been maintaining an impressive 1st rank on Billboard‘s ‘KPop Hot 100‘ chart for the past two weeks.
According to the chart revealed on December 16th, IU’s ‘You & I‘ placed first on Billboard’s ‘Kpop Hot 100′ chart. This comes as no surprise considering that the singer has dominated music charts in Korea with the release of her album, and has been going strong ever since.
Runner up on the ‘Kpop Hot 100′ chart was awarded to Hyunseung and HyunA‘s ‘Trouble Maker‘ while T-ara‘s ‘Cry Cry‘ grabbed third.
Other top listers included Wonder Girls and Huh Gak & LE(EXID) who took fourth and fifth respectively.
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15 October:
30 September:
When “Hello” was first released on the 16th of this month, it topped the Korean music charts as number and even now it’s still placed on the top of many charts. On top of sweeping all of the Korean online music charts, Huh Gak placed number one on the American Billboard KPOP chart as well, showing his ‘super star’ qualifications.
Davichi placed number two on the chart, followed by Brown Eyed Girls and KARA for third and fourth respectively. Billboard began the KPOP chart on August 25th.
22 September:
Vocalist duo Davichi has been on the very top of the K-Pop Billboard chart for three consecutive weeks!
According to September 23rd’s K-Pop Billboard chart, Davichi’s “Don’t Say Goodbye” has been defending its #1 title against formidable competitors like KARA, SISTAR, and Huh Gak.
“Don’t Say Goodbye” is the title song for Davichi’s new album, ‘Love Delight‘, and it’s described to be a medium-tempo track with harmonious melodies integrating piano and orchestra sounds. Lee Haeriand Kang Min Kyung‘s matured vocals add a sense of richness to the track.
Will they be able to hold onto their position next week? Check back with allkpop to find out!
8 September:
It was revealed today that Davichi has overpowered the Billboard’s K-Pop Chart by placing #1 this week!
The duo of power vocals’ newly released title track, “Don’t Say Goodbye“, topped the ‘K-Pop Hot 100′ chart of the popular music site.
Leessang‘s popularity is also still hot as its released solo song “Turned off the TV…” took second place, while the group’s other songs, “The Answer to Me Is You” and “Reminiscence” placed fifth and sixth, respectively.
SISTAR‘s “So Cool” placed third, while G.NA‘s “Top Girl” placed fourth.
18 November:
The Wonder Girls, who successfully made their long-awaited Korean comeback with “Be My Baby“, added another shiny medal to their trophy case by clinching the #1 spot on the Billboard K-Pop Chart!
Although the first-place rank is a significant feat in itself, the girls landed several other tracks on the top 50, including “Me, In” (17th), “Girls Girls” (18th), “GNO“ (22nd), “Act Cool” (47th), and “Stop” (49th).
The full album also managed to land on 5th place on the Billboard World Album chart, as well as 33rd on the Social 50 chart.
“We’re very happy to hear that the Wonder Girls have been drawing attention from foreign fans as well,”said JYP Entertainment. “We will work hard in the future to bring more good news that both foreign and domestic fans can cheer about.”
Source: allkpop
25 August:
We first mentioned Billboard Korea and the potential for a new chart back in 2009 and now the chart has finally launched.
On the inaugural chart, SISTAR’s “So cool” beat out popular 2NE1’s “Ugly” and miss A’s “Good Bye Baby.”
Debuting last year with “Push Push,” “Shady Girl,” and “How Dare You“, the ladies of SISTAR have established themselves as one of the top artists in Korea.
Here’s what Billboard wrote about their new chart:
The Billboard K-Pop Hot 100 chart, launched in conjunction with Billboard Korea, is based on digital sales via leading websites as well as downloads from mobile service sites using an industry-standard formula and the most credible music data sources within Korea. The K-Pop Hot 100 debuts simultaneously here on Billboard.com, in the international chart section of Billboard.biz, in Billboard magazine, and also on Billboard Korea’s website, billboard.co.kr.“The launch of the Billboard K-Pop Hot 100 chart is a milestone event, as it will provide the Korean music market with what we believe is Korea’s most accurate and relevant song ranking,” says Silvio Pietroluongo, Billboard’s Director of Charts. “We’re excited to be expanding Billboard’s globally recognized Hot 100 chart franchise into this country, and look forward to enhancing the K-Pop Hot 100 chart in the near future with additional data as well as creating new charts that showcase the breadth of Korean music.”
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