Blackpink's Lisa Charts The Biggest Hit Of Her Solo Career
Lisa and Maroon 5's 'Priceless' debuts at No. 17 on the Adult Pop Airplay chart, becoming Lisa's ... More highest entry and the biggest new arrival of the week. Thai rapper and singer Lisa, from South Korean group Blackpink, performs during the New Year's Eve celebrations in Bangkok on December 31, 2024. (Photo by Chanakarn Laosarakham / AFP) (Photo by CHANAKARN LAOSARAKHAM/AFP via Getty Images)
Lisa is quickly becoming a familiar face on the Adult Pop Airplay chart, the Billboard ranking that highlights tracks promoted to more radio stations in the U.S. that play an adult-oriented style of pop music. The Blackpink singer has been racking up wins throughout 2025, and now she lands another. While most of her previous successes have stalled in the lower reaches of the list, Lisa's new single 'Priceless,' a collaboration with Maroon 5, doesn't just mark a new win — it immediately outpaces all of her past successes.
'Priceless' launches at No. 17 on the Adult Pop Airplay chart this frame. It is far and away as the highest debut of the week and is one of only three tracks that appear on the tally for the first time. Lisa and Maroon 5 beat out 'Nice to Meet You' by Myles Smith (No. 33) and 'I Drove All Night' by Wyn Starks (No. 38). This new collaboration could just be getting started, and the strong debut bodes well for both acts moving forward.
Upon its arrival, 'Priceless' immediately becomes Lisa's biggest hit to date on the Adult Pop Airplay chart. It halves the top placement of her previous singles that have landed on the tally. 'Moonlit Floor' and 'Born Again,' which also credits both Doja Cat and Raye, both stalled at No. 38 on the 40-position radio roster. 'Moonlit Floor' spent six frames on the list, while 'Born Again' managed only three. It's impressive that 'Priceless' is able to pass the two tracks the moment it debuts.
'Priceless' also brings Lisa back to the more competitive Pop Airplay chart, where it opens at No. 26. She has now placed five tracks on that tally, and the Maroon 5 collaboration lands squarely in the middle of her catalog — behind 'Moonlit Floor' (No. 21) and 'Born Again' (No. 25), but ahead of her solo efforts 'Money' (No. 35) and 'Rockstar' (No. 37).
Lisa's rapid success and her current big win on the Adult Pop Airplay chart may be due to a combination of factors. Her star power has been growing steadily, fueled by the ongoing promotion of her solo album Alter Ego, which spawned singles like 'Moonlit Floor,' 'Born Again,' and several other well-received cuts. Teaming up with Maroon 5 also boosted her chances of scoring a smash on this list.
The group is one of the most successful when it comes to pop radio — especially formats aimed at older audiences. Whenever the band releases something new, programmers and DJs are quick to put it into heavy rotation, which clearly worked in the Blackpink superstar's favor this time around.
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