
ALT KPOP RANKED card showing the five highest-ranked K-pop idol-linked entries in YouTube Charts' Global Weekly Top Songs for October 30–November 5, 2026. ILLIT's “You're Under Arrest” is number 9 with 23,694,267 weekly views, up 3 places, and 2 weeks on chart. JISOO's “ADDICTED” debuts at number 13 with 22,343,893 views and 1 week on chart. A2O and A2O LITE's “NEON” is number 15 with 18,589,330 views, down 6 places, and 3 weeks on chart. KATSEYE's “Hootie Frutti” is number 34 with 13,334,277 views, down 6 places, and 12 weeks on chart. ILLIT's “It's Me” is number 35 with 13,226,343 views, up 1 place, and 27 weeks on chart. No ties. Source: YouTube Charts.

ALT KPOP RANKED card showing the five highest-ranked K-pop idol-linked entries in YouTube Charts' South Korea Weekly Top Songs for October 30–November 5, 2026. A2O and A2O LITE's “NEON” holds number 1 with 7,005,995 weekly views and 4 weeks on chart. ILLIT's “You're Under Arrest” holds number 3 with 6,432,988 views and 3 weeks on chart. RESCENE's “With” debuts at number 4 with 3,360,083 views and 1 week on chart. SOYEON's “I'll Quit My Job” holds number 5 with 3,331,016 views and 9 weeks on chart. IVE's “Looks Can Kill” holds number 6 with 2,545,127 views and 3 weeks on chart. No ties. Source: YouTube Charts.

ALT KPOP RANKED card showing the five highest-ranked K-pop-linked entries in YouTube Charts' South Korea Weekly Top Music Videos for October 30–November 5, 2026. A2O and A2O LITE's first “NEON” entry is number 2 with 1,292,958 weekly views, up 4 places, and 4 weeks on chart. A2O LITE and A2O's second “NEON” entry is number 3 with 1,223,114 views, down 1 place, and 3 weeks on chart. ILLIT's “You're Under Arrest” is number 4 with 1,188,202 views, up 3 places, and 2 weeks on chart. RESCENE's “With” debuts at number 5 with 1,065,609 views and 1 week on chart. K/DA's “FIRESTARTER,” featuring MIYEON and SOYEON of i-dle, is number 6 with 915,063 views, down 2 places, and 2 weeks on chart. The two official “NEON” entries are 69,844 views apart. No ties. Source: YouTube Charts.

ALT KPOP RANKED card showing the five highest-ranked K-pop-linked videos in YouTube Charts' Global Weekly Top Music Videos for October 30–November 5, 2026. JISOO's “ADDICTED” debuts at global number 6 with 17,023,166 weekly views and 1 week on chart. ILLIT's “You're Under Arrest” is number 30 with 8,768,939 views, down 2 places, and 2 weeks on chart. K/DA's “FIRESTARTER,” featuring MIYEON and SOYEON of i-dle, is number 33 with 8,519,129 views, down 24 places, and 2 weeks on chart. KATSEYE's “Gabriela” is number 47 with 7,270,146 views, up 3 places, and 26 weeks on chart. A2O LITE and A2O's “NEON” is number 51 with 7,124,460 views, down 26 places, and 3 weeks on chart. JISOO is the only K-pop-linked video in the global top 10 and leads ILLIT by 8,254,227 views. No ties. Source: YouTube Charts.

ALT KPOP RANKED card showing every K-pop-linked act in YouTube Charts' Global Weekly Top Artists Top 100 for October 30–November 5, 2026. BTS is global number 22 with 108,222,578 weekly views, down one place, and 559 weeks on chart. KATSEYE is global number 24 with 104,520,193 weekly views, down four places, and 75 weeks on chart. ILLIT is global number 45 with 80,488,226 weekly views, up two places, and 59 weeks on chart. Only these three K-pop-linked acts appear in the official Global Top 100. BTS leads KATSEYE by 3,702,385 views. No ties. Source: YouTube Charts.

ALT KPOP RANKED card showing YouTube Charts' Weekly Top Artists in South Korea for October 30–November 5, 2026. Number 1: RESCENE, 16,895,704 weekly views, up one rank, 53 weeks on chart. Number 2: ILLIT, 12,343,366 weekly views, up one rank, 137 weeks on chart. Number 3: A2O, 8,287,238 weekly views, down two ranks, 7 weeks on chart. Number 4: aespa, 8,279,351 weekly views, up two ranks, 312 weeks on chart. Number 5: BIGBANG, 8,004,177 weekly views, up three ranks, 529 weeks on chart. RESCENE leads ILLIT by 4,552,338 views. Only 7,887 views separate A2O and aespa. No ties. Source: YouTube Charts.

ALT KPOP RANKED card showing Circle Chart's Social Chart 3.0 top five artists for October 25–31, 2026, Week 44. Number 1: ILLIT, 574,542 social points, up one rank, weekly score up 4 percent. Number 2: BTS, 483,736, down one rank, weekly score down 13 percent. Number 3: A2O LITE, 300,543, unchanged in rank, weekly score down 35 percent. Number 4: PSY, 274,993, unchanged in rank, weekly score down 22 percent. Number 5: BABYMONSTER, 242,430, up two ranks, weekly score up 10 percent. ILLIT leads BTS by 90,806 points after retaking Number 1. Circle's Social Chart 3.0 combines popularity indices from YouTube, Mubeat, Higher and Tencent. No ties. Source: Circle Chart.

ALT KPOP RANKED card showing the five highest K-pop artist or soundtrack appearances on the Billboard Global 200 for the chart week of November 7, 2026. Number 16: “Dracula” by Tame Impala and JENNIE, up two places from Number 18. Number 33: “Swim” by BTS, down five places from Number 28. Number 35: “Golden” by HUNTR/X, EJAE, Audrey Nuna and REI AMI, up one place from Number 36. Number 74: “One Of The Girls” by The Weeknd, JENNIE and Lily-Rose Depp, down eleven places from Number 63. Number 112: “Star Trace” by PLAVE, down twenty-eight places from Number 84. JENNIE holds the highest K-pop position and appears twice in the Top 74, while BTS follows at Number 33. Chart positions use Luminate streaming and sales data from more than 200 territories including the United States. No ties. Source: Billboard Global 200.

ALT KPOP RANKED card showing the five highest K-pop artist or soundtrack appearances on Billboard Global Excl. U.S. for the chart week of November 7, 2026. Number 13: “Swim” by BTS, down three places from Number 10. Number 19: “Dracula” by Tame Impala and JENNIE, up three places from Number 22. Number 35: “Golden” by HUNTR/X, EJAE, Audrey Nuna and REI AMI, up two places from Number 37. Number 49: “Star Trace” by PLAVE, down seventeen places from Number 32. Number 56: “One Of The Girls” by The Weeknd, JENNIE and Lily-Rose Depp, down eight places from Number 48. BTS holds the highest K-pop position, while JENNIE appears twice in the Top 56. Chart positions use Luminate streaming and sales data from more than 200 territories excluding the United States. No ties. Source: Billboard Global Excl. U.S.

ALT KPOP RANKED card showing Circle Chart's Global K-pop Chart top five for October 25–31, 2026, Week 44. Number 1: “NEON” by A2O and A2O LITE, unchanged from Number 1. Number 2: “Golden” by HUNTR/X, EJAE, AUDREY NUNA, REI AMI and the KPop Demon Hunters Cast, up one place from Number 3. Number 3: “You’re Under Arrest” by ILLIT, a new entry. Number 4: “SWIM” by BTS, unchanged from Number 4. Number 5: “FIRESTARTER,” featuring Sophie Powers, MIYEON and SOYEON, by K/DA, League of Legends, i-dle and Mimi Webb, down three places from Number 2. ILLIT debuts in the worldwide Top 3, while BTS and K/DA with i-dle complete the Top 5. Circle ranks the chart by worldwide K-pop streaming usage. No ties. Source: Circle Chart.

ALT KPOP RANKED card showing Circle Chart's Streaming Chart top five for South Korea, October 25–31, 2026, Week 44. Number 1: A2O and A2O LITE, “NEON,” unchanged from number 1. Number 2: 머무르, “꿈꾸던 어른이 되었나요?”, up two places from number 4. Number 3: SOYEON, “퇴사할게여 (Narr. 기안84),” down one place from number 2. Number 4: RESCENE, “LOVE ATTACK,” down one place from number 3. Number 5: IVE, “Looks Can Kill,” up 29 places from number 34. IVE makes the largest move among the current top five. Circle ranks the chart by streaming usage volume in South Korea and does not publish current streaming counts. No ties. Source: Circle Chart.

ALT KPOP RANKED card showing Circle Chart's Download Chart top five for South Korea, October 25–31, 2026, Week 44. Number 1: RIIZE, “Insomnia,” a new entry. Number 2: IVE, “Looks Can Kill,” down one rank from number 1. Number 3: ILLIT, “You’re Under Arrest,” a new entry. Number 4: AND2BLE, “French Kissing,” a new entry. Number 5: A2O and A2O LITE, “NEON,” down one rank from number 4. RIIZE debuts at number 1, with IVE and ILLIT completing the top three. Circle ranks the chart by download sales volume in South Korea and does not publish current download counts. No ties. Source: Circle Chart.

ALT KPOP RANKED card showing Circle Chart's Retail Album Chart top five for South Korea, October 25–31, 2026, Week 44. Number 1: IVE, “Looks Can Kill,” 107,959 retail sales, a new entry. Number 2: ILLIT, “BREAK EVEN,” 77,770, a new entry. Number 3: AND2BLE, “Sequence 02: Attraction,” 55,689, a new entry. Number 4: JEONGHAN X JOSHUA of SEVENTEEN, “DREAMSCAPE,” 44,912, down one rank. Number 5: CORTIS, “GREENGREEN (Weverse),” 42,322, marked HOT by Circle. IVE leads ILLIT by 30,189 retail sales. The same three albums lead both Circle weekly album charts in the same order. Circle defines the Retail Album Chart as total sales of offline albums at retail stores, including tape, LP, CD, USB, KiT and platform albums. No ties. Source: Circle Chart.

ALT KPOP RANKED card showing Circle Chart's Album Chart top five entries in South Korea for October 25–31, 2026, Week 44. Number 1: IVE, “Looks Can Kill,” 588,958 weekly shipments, a new entry. Number 2: ILLIT, “BREAK EVEN,” 411,646, a new entry. Number 3: AND2BLE, “Sequence 02: Attraction,” 391,489, a new entry. Number 4: AND2BLE, “Sequence 02: Attraction (POCA),” 264,618, a new entry. Number 5: XLOV, “i=!,” 128,697, a new entry. IVE leads ILLIT by 177,312 shipments. Every top-five entry is new, and AND2BLE holds two positions with separately ranked editions. Circle measures album distribution volume as shipments minus returns. No ties. Source: Circle Chart.

ALT KPOP RANKED card ranking the five biggest upward moves by artist billing among the current Top 200 of Circle Chart's Global K-pop Chart for October 25–31, 2026, Week 44. Number 1: CRUSH featuring IU, whose song “삐그덕” rose 62 places to Number 59. Number 2: EXO, whose song “첫 눈” rose 62 places to Number 197. Number 3: K/DA, League of Legends and i-dle, whose song “NEVER GOING BACK,” featuring SOYEON and MIYEON, rose 50 places to Number 121. Number 4: BABYMONSTER, whose song “DESERVE” rose 49 places to Number 9. Number 5: AKMU, whose song “기쁨, 슬픔, 아름다운 마음” rose 49 places to Number 184. Equal moves are ordered by the higher current song rank, so CRUSH featuring IU wins the 62-place tie and BABYMONSTER wins the 49-place tie. The unit is chart places. Circle ranks the chart by worldwide K-pop streaming usage. Source: Circle Chart.

ALT KPOP RANKED card ranking the five fastest-growing artists by weekly Circle Social Chart 3.0 score for October 25–31, 2026, Week 44. Number 1: RIIZE, social score up 1,008 percent, current Circle Social rank Number 6, 224,596 points. Number 2: OH MY GIRL, up 38 percent, current rank Number 39, 47,906 points. Number 3: JISOO, up 27 percent, current rank Number 13, 132,425 points. Number 4: Stella Jang, up 16 percent, current rank Number 41, 45,894 points. Number 5: BABYMONSTER, up 10 percent, current rank Number 5, 242,430 points. RIIZE's growth rate is 26.5 times Number 2. The ranking covers all 50 charted artists and uses Circle's official rounded weekly percentage changes. BABYMONSTER wins a 10-percent tie with ATEEZ because its current Circle Social rank is higher, Number 5 versus Number 8. Circle Social Chart 3.0 uses popularity indices from YouTube, Mubeat, Higher and Tencent. Source: Circle Chart.

ALT KPOP RANKED card showing Circle Chart's Album Chart top five in South Korea for October 18–24, 2026, Week 43. Number 1: JEONGHAN X JOSHUA of SEVENTEEN, “DREAMSCAPE,” 802,030 weekly shipments, a new entry. Number 2: NMIXX, “Strange Muse,” 318,294, a new entry. Number 3: PLAVE, “HYPERDRIVE,” 258,432, down one rank. Number 4: IVE, “Looks Can Kill (Nemo),” 200,000, a new entry. Number 5: CORTIS, “GREENGREEN_playextended (LP),” 113,000, a new entry. DREAMSCAPE leads Number 2 by 483,736 shipments and ships more than 2.5 times Number 2. Circle measures album distribution volume as shipments minus returns and ranks editions separately. No ties. Source: Circle Chart.

ALT KPOP RANKED card showing Circle Chart's Digital Chart top five songs in South Korea for October 18–24, 2026, Week 43. Number 1: “NEON” by A2O and A2O LITE, 27,784,660 digital points, unchanged in rank. Number 2: “퇴사할게여 (Narr. 기안84)” by SOYEON, 13,887,948, up one rank. Number 3: “꿈꾸던 어른이 되었나요?” by 머무르, 13,322,905, up two. Number 4: “LOVE ATTACK” by RESCENE, 12,547,021, unchanged. Number 5: “Deja Vu” by RESCENE, 10,158,380, up one. NEON leads Number 2 by 13,896,712 points, a lead larger than Number 2's full score. RESCENE places two songs in the top five. Circle's Digital Chart uses a weighted sum of streaming, download, BGM and V Coloring usage in South Korea. No ties. Source: Circle Chart.

ALT KPOP RANKED card showing Circle Chart's Social Chart 3.0 top five artists for October 18–24, 2026, Week 43. Number 1: BTS, 558,253 social points, up one rank, weekly score up 2 percent. Number 2: ILLIT, 553,257, down one rank, weekly score down 1 percent. Number 3: A2O LITE, 462,542, unchanged in rank, weekly score up 33 percent. Number 4: PSY, 353,059, up two ranks, weekly score up 39 percent. Number 5: TWICE, 285,662, down one rank, weekly score up 4 percent. BTS leads ILLIT by 4,996 points. Circle's Social Chart 3.0 combines popularity indices from YouTube, Mubeat, Higher and Tencent. No ties. Source: Circle Chart.

ALT KPOP RANKED chart showing the five highest-positioned K-pop-linked songs in YouTube’s Weekly Top Songs Global Top 100 for October 16–22, 2026, after screening all 100 official rows. Number 1 within the K-pop scope: ILLIT, “It’s Me,” global number 27, 14,227,902 weekly views. Number 2: ATEEZ, “BAD,” global number 36, 12,259,586 views. Number 3: LISA, “SaWaDiKa,” global number 42, 11,364,944 views. Number 4: LE SSERAFIM, ILLIT and KATSEYE, “ICONIC BY MISTAKE,” global number 54, 10,513,973 views. Number 5: IVE, “Looks Can Kill,” global number 60, 9,622,337 views. It’s Me leads BAD by 1,968,316 views. Scope includes songs credited to or explicitly featuring an act that debuted through the Korean idol industry; KATSEYE-only credits are excluded. No ties. Source: YouTube Charts.
