(Top Star News Reporter Kim Seong-hee) According to the weighted sum of the data from the last 24 hours of the six major music platforms (Melon, Genie Music, Flo, Vibe, Spotify, and Bugs) compiled on the 25th, Lim Young-woong took first place in overall market share yesterday. He earned a whopping 7,011 points (market share of 7.59%), a 358.7 point increase from the previous day. As a result, he went beyond maintaining his stable first place and strongly proved the solidarity of his fandom and his music consumption power. A total of 17 songs, including "Sand Grains," "Love Always Runs Away," and "Our Blues," entered the charts a total of 42 times, a figure that can be said to show the wide spectrum of an artist's brand power.

[표] 점유율 top5 추이
[Table] Trends in top 5 market share

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Huntrix held firm in second place. Their total score rose by 22.5 points to 3,669 (3.97%), and most importantly, they achieved the so-called "triple crown" by simultaneously topping the three major platforms: Melon, Genie, and Flo. "Golden" ranked second, "Takedown" 13th, "What It Sounds Like" 21st, and "How It's Done" 40th, demonstrating their power with nine songs entering the charts a total of 26 times. Analysis suggests that their genre experimentation and trendy sound strongly reflected in the real-time charts.

 

Espa took third place. They rose 35.3 points from the previous day, recording a total score of 3,412 points (3.70%) and rising one spot in the overall rankings. "Whiplash" entered at 6th, "Dirty Work" at 9th, and "Supernova" at 12th. Including solo tracks like "UP (KARINA Solo)," a total of nine songs entered the charts a total of 26 times. The synergy between the new song's impact and the members' individual activities continued their steep rise.

 

They say it's a three-way battle between Lim Young-woong, Huntrix, and Espa.

Huntrix is ​​in 2nd place, so it's definitely K-pop haha. They say it's a 3-way battle between Lim Young-woong, Huntrix, and Espa.