BLACKPINK’s MV for ‘KILL THIS LOVE’ Surpasses 600M Views… Renews the Fastest Record Held By ‘DDU-DU DDU-DU;
[스포츠서울=김선우기자] BLACKPINK’s MV for ‘KILL THIS LOVE’ surpassed 600M views, setting the fastest record in K-Pop history.
The MV for ‘KILL THIS LOVE’ surpassed 600M YouTube views on the 29th at 6 AM, in 177 days since its release. The new record renewed the previous record held by the group’s own mega hit song, ‘DDU-DU DDU-DU’(600M views in 211 days). ‘KILL THIS LOVE’ is renewing the records set by ‘DDU-DU DDU-DU’ in a very fast pace.
At the time of the release, ‘KILL THIS LOVE’ entered the Billboard ‘Hot 100’ and ‘Billboard 200’ at no. 41 and no. 24, respectively. They set the ‘first’ and ‘best’ record in K-Pop girl group history. Furthermore, they also successfully entered Billboard’s main charts for 4 consecutive weeks, which also gave them the ‘longest’ record title among all K-Pop girl groups.
In addition to Billboard, BLACKPINK also successfully charted on UK’s ‘Official Singles Chart Top 100’, which is known as one of the two biggest music charts along with US Billboard, for 5 consecutive weeks.
With their new record, BLACKPINK now has 4 MVs with over 600M views including ‘DDU-DU DDU-DU’ which surpassed 900M views for the first time in K-Pop history, ‘BOOMBAYAH’ at 700M views, and ‘AS IF IT’S YOUR LAST’ at 600M views.
Including JENNIE’s solo single, BLACKPINK has a total of 16 videos with over 100M views. The videos include 8 MVs in addition to choreography videos and music broadcast videos.
BLACKPINK’s MV for ‘DDU-DU DDU-DU’ is forecasted to set a milestone by becoming the first K-Pop MV to surpass 1 billion views in the near future.
BLACKPINK’s ‘DDU-DU DDU-DU’ was certified Gold by the US RIAA for the first time in K-Pop girl group history, exciting their fans on the group’s upcoming achievements in the mainstream Pop scene.
BLACKPINK recently completed their first-ever world tour consisted of 32 concerts held in a total of 23 cities in 4 continents. They will soon go on a dome tour in Japan consisted of 4 concerts in 3 cities. Their schedule will begin in Tokyo Dome on December, continue in Osaka Kyocera Dome next year on January, and end in Fukuoka Yafuoku Dome on February.
2019. 9. 29.
