From TXT’s Yeonjun to Im Young-woong, K-pop Charts Show Diverse Successes

K-pop charts are gaining momentum thanks to the performances of various artists. New songs from idols continue to release and achieve strong chart results, while veteran artists also keep setting records. According to the weekly chart results compiled by Circle Chart from November 2 to 8, TXT’s Yeonjun topped the physical album chart with his solo mini-album “NO LABELS: PART 01.” The regular version reached number one, while the Weverse version secured position five separately. AHOF also made it into the upper ranks of the chart with his mini-album “The Passage,” and i-dle’s Miyeon entered at number three with her solo mini-album “MY, Lover.” On the digital chart, NMIXX dominated both the overall digital chart and the streaming chart by taking first place with “Blue Valentine,” claiming victory in both categories. Other artists in the top tier included HUNTR/X’s “Golden” at number two, Davichi’s “TIME CAPSULE” at number three, WOODZ’s “Drowning” at number four, and Kenshi Yonezu’s “IRIS OUT” at number five. In the digital download chart, ISEGYE IDOL swept first and second place with “Be My Light” and “Nameless,” followed by Yeonjun’s “Talk to You” at number three, AHOF’s “Pinocchio” at number four, and Miyeon’s “Say My Name” at number five. On the global K-pop chart, the soundtrack “KPop Demon Hunters” maintained its dominance. HUNTR/X’s “Golden” stayed at number one, followed by Saja Boys’ “Soda Pop” at number two, “Your Idol” at number three, HUNTR/X’s “How It's Done” at number four, and “What It Sounds Like” at number five. On Social Chart 3.0, TWICE retained its first-place position, with LE SSERAFIM and BLACKPINK coming in second and third respectively. Choi Yoo-ri rose to fourth place, while BTS finished in fifth. Meanwhile, Im Young-woong reached another milestone in the Idol Chart rating ranking. He claimed the top spot in the second week of November chart, which covered the period from November 10 to 16, by earning 319,366 votes. He has now held the first position in this rating ranking for 242 consecutive weeks. Additionally, he received the most votes in the “Likes” category, which reflects fan size, with 31,658 votes. Im Young-woong will hold 2025 nationwide tour concerts in Seoul from November 21 to 23 and from November 28 to 30, followed by shows in Gwangju (December 19–21), Daejeon (January 2–4, 2026), Seoul (January 16–18), and Busan (February 6–8).