Super Junior, NewJeans, Younha, NCT DREAM, And More Top Weekly Circle (Gaon) Charts

Dec 22, 2022

Circle Chart (formerly known as Gaon Chart) has revealed its chart rankings for the week of December 11 to 17!

Album Chart

Making its debut at the top of this week’s album chart was Super Junior’s latest release “The Road : Celebration“!

ITZY’s “CHESHIRE” impressively jumped up four spots to claim the No. 2, followed by J-Hope’s “Jack In The Box” LP debuting at No. 3 and SHINee’s Minho’s “CHASE” debuting at No. 4. To round out the top five was “Indigo” by BTS’s RM, which also jumped four ranks.

Digital + Streaming Chart

“Event Horizon” by Younha stayed strong at No. 1 on this week’s digital and streaming chart, maintaining its double crown on these charts for the sixth consecutive week. Holding on to the No. 2 spot on both charts was NewJeans’s hit “Hype Boy.”

There was little change in the rest of the digital chart, with “ANTIFRAGILE” by LE SSERAFIM jumping to No. 3 and “MY WAY” (produced by R.Tee) by “Show Me the Money 11” rappers JUSTHIS, Don Malik, Huh, KHAN, Mckdaddy, and Los landing in No. 4. Maintaining the No. 5 rank this week was IVE’s “After LIKE.”

This week’s streaming chart remained the same as last week’s and was identical to the digital chart.

Global K-pop Chart

NewJeans’s brand new pre-release track “Ditto” entered this week’s global K-pop chart at No. 1, followed by LE SSERAFIM’s “ANTIFRAGILE” and their own track “Hype Boy.” The next two spots were taken by NCT DREAM’s “Candy” and BLACKPINK’s “Shut Down.”

Download Chart

On the download chart, “Candy” by NCT DREAM made its debut in the top spot!

Lim Young Woong continued his strong showing in No. 2 and No. 3 with “London Boy” and “Polaroid.” Entering the chart at No. 4 was “The Street Where Our Winter Is” by GyeongseoYeji and Jeon Gunho, while Younha’s “Event Horizon” rounded out the list at No. 5.

Social Chart

The top three spots on this week’s social chart remained the same, with BLACKPINK, BTS, and Choi Yu Ree respectively. NewJeans and Stray Kids climbed two spots each to take over the No. 4 and No. 5. ranks.