BLACKPINK dominates global charts with new song JUMP...unrivaled presence

BLACKPINK has smashed global charts with their new song "JUMP," their first as a complete group in two years and 10 months.
On the 12th, YG Entertainment said that the album was released at 1pm the previous day (Korean time).
BLACKPINK's new digital single "JUMP" topped the iTunes Worldwide Song Chart. It topped 47 regions including South America, Europe, and Asia.
BLACKPINK also showed momentum in Middle America (3rd place) and the UK (4th place), where they are showing strong popularity. BLACKPINK's presence has taken root globally, going beyond K-POP
In addition, JUMP received platinum certification from China's largest music site QQ Music and was ranked #1 on Japan's AWA Hot Trending Songs real-time chart.
It took the top spot, demonstrating its strong influence in major music markets. It also had a big impact on Korean music charts. "JUMP" was ranked #1 on NAVER
It went straight to the top of VIBE and Bugs, and also ranked in the top ranks of MelOn and Genie, showing a continuous upward curve.
The music video also expresses the narrative and identity of the group "BLACKPINK" through bold and iconic direction.
The reaction was enthusiastic. The sight of BLACKPINK finally standing in front of the public as one, and the fans enthralled and enthusiastic about their music, was the most memorable moment for the comeback of a legendary artist.
It has left a strong impact. In fact, since the first day of the release of the 'JUMP' music video, it has been trending worldwide on YouTube and has been ranked number one in the trending music charts.
BLACKPINK's overwhelming influence as the unrivaled "YouTube Queen" was demonstrated. It also topped the "Most Viewed Video in 24 Hours" list, with 2.6 billion views.
On the other hand, BLACKPINK is currently holding 31 concerts in 16 cities in the BLACKPINK WORLD TOUR.
" has recently concluded its first performance in Goyang with great success, and will be held on the 12th and 13th.
The first show will be in Los Angeles, followed by Chicago, Toronto, New York, Paris, Milan, Barcelona, London, Kaohsiung, Bangkok, Jakarta, Bulacan, Singapore, Tokyo,
The concerts are scheduled to take place at stadium-sized venues around the world, including Hong Kong.