ZEROBASEONE, SEVENTEEN's CxM, HUNTR/X, BLACKPINK, and TWICE Dominate the September Circle Chart

Kapanlagi.com - Renowned groups such as ZEROBASEONE, SEVENTEEN's CxM, HUNTR/X, BLACKPINK, and TWICE have successfully secured top positions in the latest Circle Chart rankings (previously Gaon Chart). In the official report released for the period of September and the first week of October, these five big names dominated various categories ranging from physical albums, digital, to social media.

ZEROBASEONE achieved impressive success with their debut album "NEVER SAY NEVER" topping the monthly album chart, while the new SEVENTEEN unit, CxM (S.Coups x Mingyu), immediately caught attention with their mini album "HYPE VIBES". In the digital section, HUNTR/X, the fictional group from the animated film "KPop Demon Hunters", maintained a triple crown with the song "Golden". Not to be outdone, BLACKPINK and TWICE also showcased their strength in the monthly and weekly social charts.

1. ZEROBASEONE Tops Monthly Album Chart, SEVENTEEN's CxM Dominates Weekly Version

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In the monthly album chart, ZEROBASEONE successfully secured the top position with their album "NEVER SAY NEVER," marking a significant success since their debut in the Korean music industry. This album also showed a significant increase in physical sales during September. Below them, NCT WISH took the second position with the album "COLOR," followed by aespa with "Rich Man," TREASURE with "LOVE PULSE," and SEVENTEEN's CxM completing the top five with "HYPE VIBES."

Meanwhile, the weekly album chart is dominated by SEVENTEEN's CxM, which occupies three of the top five positions. The regular version of "HYPE VIBES" is ranked first, the Weverse version is in third place, and the KiT version is in fifth place. The other two positions are filled by izna with the mini album "Not Just Pretty," where the regular version is in second place and the Nemo version is in fourth place.

2. "Golden" by HUNTR/X Dominates Three Digital Chart Categories at Once

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In the monthly digital category, the fictional group HUNTR/X from the animated film "Kpop Demon Hunters" continues to maintain their dominance. The song "Golden" successfully occupies the top position in three categories simultaneously, namely the digital chart, streaming chart, and digital download chart. The song is followed by their fictional rival, Saja Boys, with "Soda Pop" in second place, while BLACKPINK ranks third with the song "JUMP". The next two positions are filled by ALLDAY PROJECT with "FAMOUS" and WOODZ (Cho Seung Yeon) with "Drowning".

For the monthly download chart, solo singer Lim Young Woong successfully reached the top with the song "Eternal Love". The next position is occupied by ZEROBASEONE with "ICONIK" at number two, followed by Haechan NCT with "CRZY", DAY6 with "Dream Bus", and aespa with "Rich Man". In the weekly version, SEVENTEEN's CxM again shows their strength in the digital realm. Their main song "5, 4, 4 (Pretty Woman)" leads in first place, while three other songs from the same album, "Fiesta", "For You", and "Worth It" also make it to the top five.

3. Soundtrack "Kpop Demon Hunters" Dominates Global K-Pop Monthly Chart

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On the Global K-Pop Monthly Chart, songs from the animated film "Kpop Demon Hunters" dominate the top positions. The song "Golden" by HUNTR/X is back at number one, followed by Saja Boys with "Soda Pop" in second place and "Your Idol" in third. The song "How It's Done" by HUNTR/X occupies the fourth position, while BLACKPINK completes the top five with "JUMP". The dominance of this film's soundtrack also continues on the global weekly chart, where all top five positions are filled by songs from the same project.

Meanwhile, on the monthly Social Chart, BLACKPINK maintains the top position thanks to high digital interaction across various platforms. TWICE occupies the second position, followed by aespa, Choi Yu Ree, and Stray Kids. In the weekly version, TWICE successfully takes the first position from BLACKPINK, followed by aespa in third place, Jung Jae Il in fourth, and Stray Kids in fifth.

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