BTS's Jimin And NewJeans Earn Triple And Double Crowns On Circle Weekly Charts

Mar 30, 2023

Circle Chart (formerly known as Gaon Chart) has revealed its chart rankings for the week of March 19 to 25!

Album Chart

BTS’s Jimin achieved a triple crown this week, topping three separate Circle charts with his solo debut album “FACE.”

“FACE” claimed two out of the top three spots on this week’s physical album chart, with the regular version of the album and the Weverse version debuting separately at No. 1 and No. 3 respectively. Meanwhile, NMIXX’s first EP “expérgo” entered the chart at No. 3 this week.

Two months after its release, TXT’s “The Name Chapter: TEMPTATION” climbed back up to No. 4 on this week’s chart, while SEVENTEEN’s 2022 album “Face the Sun” shot back up to No. 5 10 months after its initial release.

Download Chart

Jimin topped this week’s digital download chart with his new title track “Like Crazy,” while his pre-release track “Set Me Free Pt.2” stayed strong at No. 4 and his new B-side “Face-off” debuted at No. 5.

Meanwhile, Lim Young Woong took No. 2 and No. 3 on this week’s chart with his long-running hits “London Boy” and “Polaroid.”

Global K-Pop Chart

Jimin’s pre-release track “Set Me Free Pt.2” rose to No. 1 on the Global K-Pop Chart this week, while NewJeans swept the next three spots on the chart with “OMG” at No. 2, “Ditto” at No. 3, and “Hype Boy” at No. 4.

Finally, BTS’s J-Hope’s “on the street” (with J. Cole) rounded out the top five for the week.

Overall Digital Chart + Streaming Chart

NewJeans achieved a double crown on this week’s Circle charts, topping both the overall digital chart and the streaming chart with their smash hit “Ditto.”

The top five songs on this week’s overall digital chart were exactly the same as last week: NewJeans’ “Ditto,” “OMG,” and “Hype Boy” remained No. 1, No. 2, and No. 3 respectively, followed by STAYC’s “Teddy Bear” at No. 4 and Younha’s “Event Horizon” at No. 5.

The same five songs topped the streaming chart in almost exactly the same order, except “Event Horizon” and “Teddy Bear” swapped spots to take No. 4 and No. 5 respectively.