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GMA Network
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- GMA Network
Sarah Geronimo and SB19's 'Umaaligid' is on Billboard's World Digital Song Sales Chart
Sarah Geronimo and SB19 have charted anew. The Filipino pop icons' latest collaboration, 'Umaaligid,' has debuted on Billboard's World Digital Song Sales Chart at No. 4, Billboard Philippines reported on Tuesday. According to the publication, 'This chart-breaking achievement from both Geronimo and SB19 was achieved with only two days of tracking on the chart, given that it was only released last Wednesday, on July 30, 2025.' The Billboard World Digital Song Sales Chart highlights 10 of the top-selling international tracks in the US every week, based on digital download data. This isn't SB19 and Sarah G's first time on the charts. This year, SB19's single 'DAM' debuted at number one and 'DUNGKA!' was number seven on the Billboard World Digital Song Sales. 'Gento' meanwhile also debuted and peaked at No. 8 in June 2023. SB19 is officially the OPM artist with the most chart entries, according to Billboard. In 2024, SB19 received the Voices of Asia award at Billboard Korea's Billboard K Power 100 event in Seoul, South Korea. Meanwhile, 'Umaaligid' is Sarah's second entry on the World Digital Song Sales chart, following 'Tala' in 2020 at number 13. In 2024, the Popstar Royalty became the first Filipina to win the Billboard Global Force Award. Read Billboard Philippines' report here. — Nika Roque/LA, GMA Integrated News
Forbes
31-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Forbes
BTS Fills Every Space On One Billboard Chart
For years now, BTS has ranked as perhaps the most successful musical act of all time on one Billboard tally. The South Korean boy band has earned multiple records on the World Digital Song Sales chart, including the most No. 1s and well over 100 top 10 smashes. Thanks to a new live album from the newly-reformed group, BTS doesn't just return to the purchase-focused list — it dominates it in a way rarely seen on any Billboard roster. BTS Dominates the World Digital Song Sales Chart This week, BTS completely owns the World Digital Song Sales chart. The tally only features 10 spaces, and the septet fills all of them, not allowing any other name to appear. All 10 of the boy band's wins at the moment are brand new, as they all come from the group's newly-released album Permission to Dance On Stage (Live). A Record-Extending No. 1 Smash BTS earns a record-extending thirty-ninth No. 1 on the World Digital Song Sales chart, as "Permission to Dance (Live)" launches in first place. The group's latest roundup of new wins includes live renditions of some of its most famous singles, such as "On," "Black Swan," "Fake Love," and "Life Goes On." In many instances, the studio versions of those cuts also performed incredibly well on the same tally, and now the live takes — which are counted separately from the first editions — are successes in their own right. More Than 100 Top 10 Bestsellers Throughout the years, BTS has pushed 158 tunes to the World Digital Song Sales chart. When the group first began appearing on the roster, it featured 25 spaces, though some time ago, Billboard shortened it to just 10. The troupe has scored 127 placements within the top 10, including all 10 new arrivals this time around. Permission to Dance On Stage (Live) also brings BTS to No. 1 on the related World Albums chart. The live set is also a top new title on both the Billboard 200 and Top Album Sales rankings as well.
Korea Herald
04-03-2025
- Entertainment
- Korea Herald
Blackpink's Jisoo, Rose sit high on Billboard charts
Jisoo of Blackpink debuted atop Billboard's World Digital Song Sales Chart with her solo song, 'Earthquake.' The lead single from her first solo EP 'Amortage' was unveiled on Feb. 14 and ranked No. 47 and No. 22 on Billboard Global 200 and Global 200 excl. US, respectively. The album topped the iTunes Top Albums Chart in 45 regions and sold over half a million copies in the first week. This makes her the K-pop female solo singer with the most records sold so far. Her solo single album 'Flower' from 2023 was the first-ever album from a K-pop female soloist to sell more than a million copies in the first week. Meanwhile, Rose sat at the No. 7 spot on Billboard's Hot 100 with her Bruno Mars collaboration 'APT.,' maintaining the spot for two weeks in a row. The earworm is enjoying 18 consecutive weeks on the chart after peaking at No. 3. Oh My Girl to mark 10th debut anniversary with concert Oh My Girl announced Wednesday that it will host a standalone concert in Seoul on April 19-20 to celebrate its 10th debut anniversary, via agency RBW Entertainment. The two-day live show is titled 'Milky Way,' symbolizing a bridge between the group and its fandom, Miracle. The six members will put on a series of songs chronicling their decade-long career, during which they put out two studio albums and 10 extended plays. They debuted with a namesake EP and their latest effort was their 10th EP 'Dreamy Resonance,' which came out in August last year.
Korea Herald
05-02-2025
- Entertainment
- Korea Herald
BTS' Jin, Jimin prove strong on Billboard charts
Jin of BTS notched the No. 1 spot on Billboard's World Digital Song Sales Chart with 'Close to You,' according to the chart published Tuesday in the US. The single is part of the original soundtrack for the drama 'When The Stars Gossip' and ranked No. 9 on the publication's Digital Song Sales Chart as well. Jimin is enjoying his 27th week on Billboard's Hot 100, with "Who" sitting at No. 31 this week, down six rungs from the previous week. It is the third longest stay on the main singles chart, after BTS' 'Dynamite' and Psy's 'Gangnam Style.' 'Who' is the main track from his second solo album 'Muse,' which ranked No. 115 on the Billboard 200. The album has spent 28 weeks straight on the main albums chart, renewing its record streak for a K-pop solo album. Mamamoo's Moonbyul drops 1st Japan single Moonbyul of Mamamoo put out her first album in Japan as a solo singer, agency RBW said Entertainment Wednesday. She dropped the single 'Aurora,' her first solo effort to be released in the country. It includes the lead track 'Hoshiakari,' for which she co-wrote the lyrics, as well as the Japanese-language version of 'Is This Love?,' which fronted her first LP repackage, 'Starlit of Twinkle.' Before the release of the physical single, she hosted meet-and-greets in Tokyo, Osaka, Fukuoka, Nagoya and Kanagawa. Separately, the second and final installment of the compilation album celebrating Mamamoo 's 10th debut anniversary was released in January. It consists of four songs – 'Rainy Season,' 'Egotistic,' 'Starry Night' and 'Hip' – each remade by other musicians.
