🚀 BLACKPINK Breaks New Ground with ‘JUMP’ Global Streak
BLACKPINK is back on top—and this time, they’re breaking their own records. On July 18, YG Entertainment confirmed that their latest single ‘JUMP’ has held the No.1 spot on Spotify’s Daily Top Songs Global chart for five consecutive days since its debut.
This milestone, achieved as of July 16, makes ‘JUMP’ BLACKPINK’s most dominant release to date, continuing the group’s reign as the most globally successful K-pop girl group on streaming platforms.
📊 How ‘JUMP’ Is Making Global Waves
Since its release on July 12, the song has:
- 🎧 Surpassed 46 million streams on Spotify in less than a week
- 🇺🇸 Climbed to No.15 in the U.S., setting a new personal best for the group
- 🌎 Maintained Top 10 positions across Europe, North America, and Asia
- 🎥 Topped YouTube’s global trending music video chart for six straight days
It also hit No.1 on iTunes Worldwide Song Chart, and peaked at No.3 on Korea’s Melon Top 100, proving its dual domestic and international appeal.
💬 What Makes ‘JUMP’ So Powerful?
Combining fierce beats, empowering lyrics, and BLACKPINK’s signature charisma, ‘JUMP’ is a high-energy anthem that’s resonating across all corners of the globe.
Critics and fans alike praise the track for its genre-blending production and the group’s unstoppable presence, both in the studio and on stage.
🌍 BLACKPINK’s World Tour: ‘DEADLINE’ in Full Swing
As the song conquers charts, BLACKPINK is also sweeping through major cities worldwide with their ‘DEADLINE’ World Tour. With 31 shows in 16 cities, including the U.S., France, Italy, Spain, and the U.K., the group is proving once again why they’re K-pop’s global front-runners.
Article Source: Tae-soo Lee, “BLACKPINK’s ‘JUMP’ tops Spotify Global chart for 5 days straight,” Yonhap News, July 18, 2025.
Alt text: BLACKPINK at the 2018 Seoul Music Awards red carpet event.
Caption: BLACKPINK at the 2018 Seoul Music Awards, representing early era elegance and star power. Image via Wikimedia Commons
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