Blackpink makes history as first K-pop group to top Spotify’s global weekly chart twice


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SEOUL: Blackpink has made K-pop history once again, becoming the first K-pop group to top Spotify’s Global Weekly Top Songs chart twice, with their latest single "Jump" reinforcing the quartet’s status as a global pop powerhouse.

According to YG Entertainment on Saturday, “Jump” reached No. 1 on the global weekly chart dated Thursday (July 17), following their previous chart-topper “Shut Down” from their 2022 studio album “Born Pink.” Blackpink now holds the record for both the first and the most No. 1 entries on the chart by any K-pop group.

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