A Post on the Pann Site Highlights How BLACKPINK and WINNER Have the Same, Namely By Becoming the Last Girl and Boy Idol to Achieve Number One in the Daily Melon Chart.
As an idol group, BLACKPINK (Black Pink) and WINNER (II) have in common, which is superior in digital sales. The achievements of the two popular groups on the Melon music chart have recently come to the attention.
A post on the online community site Pann highlighted how BLACKPINK and WINNER have in common. The two groups made by YG Entertainment became the idol of the girl and the last boy to reach number one on the Melon daily chart.
BLACKPINK placed first on the Melon daily chart dated June 26, 2020 through the single "How You Like That" which was released on the same day. Whereas WINNER won the same achievement dated May 16, 2019 through the song "AH YEAH".
Thus, BLACKPINK and WINNER are the last two boy and girl idol groups to touch the "roof" on the Melon chart. Through this achievement, both also received recognition from netizens who also commented on the post.
"WINNER is a boy group among the 3rd generation idols who most often get 1st place on the Melon daily chart."
"Heol, it's been a long time since a boy group has been able to do this."
"It's very difficult for boy groups to reach # 1 on the daily chart. You have to have public support + fandom to stream and download."
"WINNER didn't even do promotions for this ... And that was right after the YG scandal ... They were in a difficult time, but they were still able to reach # 1 ... With their own music ... Even with YG who only received blasphemy right now ... Damn, YG should at least feel sorry for WINNER. Why hasn't the news of Kang Seung Yoon and Song Min Ho's solo been announced yet? "
"Seriously, it's amazing. Compared to their years since debut, WINNER barely released an album, so it makes me wonder why YG didn't give WINNER and BLACKPINK more comeback ..."
"When 'AH YEAH' was released, there were trendy posts about them and people all asked 'Why are you listening to WINNER?' hehehehe. But still, they were able to reach # 1, they haven't lost it yet. "
(wk / goddess)
As an idol group, BLACKPINK (Black Pink) and WINNER (II) have in common, which is superior in digital sales. The achievements of the two popular groups on the Melon music chart have recently come to the attention.
A post on the online community site Pann highlighted how BLACKPINK and WINNER have in common. The two groups made by YG Entertainment became the idol of the girl and the last boy to reach number one on the Melon daily chart.
BLACKPINK placed first on the Melon daily chart dated June 26, 2020 through the single "How You Like That" which was released on the same day. Whereas WINNER won the same achievement dated May 16, 2019 through the song "AH YEAH".
Thus, BLACKPINK and WINNER are the last two boy and girl idol groups to touch the "roof" on the Melon chart. Through this achievement, both also received recognition from netizens who also commented on the post.
Source: Pann
"WINNER is a boy group among the 3rd generation idols who most often get 1st place on the Melon daily chart."
"Heol, it's been a long time since a boy group has been able to do this."
"It's very difficult for boy groups to reach # 1 on the daily chart. You have to have public support + fandom to stream and download."
"WINNER didn't even do promotions for this ... And that was right after the YG scandal ... They were in a difficult time, but they were still able to reach # 1 ... With their own music ... Even with YG who only received blasphemy right now ... Damn, YG should at least feel sorry for WINNER. Why hasn't the news of Kang Seung Yoon and Song Min Ho's solo been announced yet? "
"Seriously, it's amazing. Compared to their years since debut, WINNER barely released an album, so it makes me wonder why YG didn't give WINNER and BLACKPINK more comeback ..."
"When 'AH YEAH' was released, there were trendy posts about them and people all asked 'Why are you listening to WINNER?' hehehehe. But still, they were able to reach # 1, they haven't lost it yet. "
(wk / goddess)
