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In the second week of May 2025, Rosé (BLACKPINK), NCT WISH, and Jennie each claimed the top spot on Hanteo’s Country-Specific Charts, showing their strong global influence across the U.S., Japan, and China.
The Hanteo Chart, known for real-time tracking of global K-pop data, released its weekly rankings on May 16, reflecting data collected between May 5–11. The results were drawn from digital and physical album sales, streaming, and social metrics in each region.
🇺🇸 U.S. Chart – Rosé Leads for the 4th Week
- 🥇 Rosé – “rosie”: 15,789.14 points
- 🥈 Jennie – “Ruby”: 6,794.14 points
- 🥉 Stray Kids – “SKZHOP HIPTAPE: 合 (HOP)”: 4,213.76 points
Rosé continues her four-week reign at No.1 with her emotionally resonant solo track rosie, maintaining momentum in one of K-pop’s most competitive global markets.
🇯🇵 Japan Chart – NCT WISH Claims Top Spot
- 🥇 NCT WISH – “poppop”: 7,177.82 points
- 🥈 Rosé – “rosie”: 6,838.34 points
- 🥉 ILLIT – “Almond Chocolate”: 5,915.90 points
NCT WISH continues to shine in Japan, with poppop rising to first place. Their performance underscores their growing popularity and unique concept tailored to the Japanese K-pop market.
🇨🇳 China Chart – Jennie Reigns for 10 Weeks Straight
- 🥇 Jennie – “Ruby”: 41,270.23 points
- 🥈 Rosé – “rosie”: 28,410.55 points
- 🥉 NCT WISH – “poppop”: 19,563.85 points
Jennie holds an impressive 10-week streak at No.1 in China with Ruby, highlighting her unrivaled digital power in the region. Her dominance in China remains unmatched, with Rosé and NCT WISH trailing closely behind.
About the Hanteo Country-Specific Charts
The Hanteo Country Chart is a global index powered by real-time big data collected across music platforms, album sales, and social portals. It offers an accurate picture of K-pop’s performance in key markets, updated weekly every Friday. Detailed analytics are available via the Whosfan mobile app and Hanteo’s official website.
Article Source: BizEnter Original Article (Korean)
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