Widely recognized as a pivotal player in South Korea’s music streaming market, Melon platform is a barometer for musical trends and hits. The Melon TOP100 chart splits its ranking criteria evenly, drawing 50% of its data from the previous day’s streams and the rest from activity within the last hour. Traditionally, girl groups have been chart powerhouses, with multiple ensembles garnering a succession of #1 singles. However, these four Kpop boy groups have broken through this pattern, securing their place at the summit of the Melon TOP100 chart.
The Only Boy Groups to Hit #1 on Melon Top 100 Chart
BTS
Transitioning to the global phenomenon BTS, we find that their tracks “My Universe” and “Yet To Come” have climbed swiftly to the top of Melon TOP100.
“My Universe” stands as a testament to their synergetic collaboration with Coldplay.
Meanwhile, “Yet To Come” reflects BTS’s skill in forging emotive anthems that resonate profoundly with their international followers.
BIGBANG
Following this trend, BIGBANG’s return to the music arena after a significant pause of four years by releasing “Still Life.” This single, steeped in anticipation, naturally ascended to the chart’s premier position, reaffirming their lasting appeal and stardom.
NCT DREAM
Meanwhile, NCT DREAM paid homage to H.O.T.’s classic with their own rendition of “Candy.” This reimagined version captivated the Melon audience with its irresistible hook and dynamic spirit, propelling it to the acme of the Melon TOP100.
Seventeen
Seventeen is praised for their multifaceted talent and hands-on approach to music. With “God of Music,” they earned the coveted #1 spot on the chart. This is a significant indicator of their wide-reaching acclaim and prowess.
While these exclusive four Kpop boy groups have clinched the Melon TOP100 number one title, numerous others are on the climb, steadily making their mark and vying for the top echelons of the chart.
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