BLACKPINK's "GO" debuted at number one on YouTube's Global Weekly Top Songs chart with 43,074,419 views in its first week — the group's first chart entry since before the release of Born Pink in 2022. The debut ended "NO BATIDÃO" by ZXKAI and slxughter's run at the top of the global chart, which had reached 19 consecutive weeks. On the Global Weekly Top Music Videos chart, "GO" simultaneously debuted at number one with 33,502,232 views.

BLACKPINK released "GO" alongside the mini album Deadline on February 27, 2026, according to Rolling Stone. The album — the group's third mini album, following Square Up in 2018 and Kill This Love in 2019 — marks the quartet's first official release in over three years. It features five tracks including the lead single "Jump," which the group had released in July 2025. "GO" is described as an anthemic, EDM-laced album cut, and its music video was published simultaneously with the album on February 27, 2026. The album shares its name with the group's recent world tour; BLACKPINK announced it in January 2026.

The Deadline production roster reflects the scale of the campaign. For "Jump," BLACKPINK enlisted songwriters TEDDY, Diplo, 24, Zikai, Claudia Valentina, Jumpa, Malachiii, and Jesse Bluu, with production by Diplo, 24, Boaz Van De Beatz, Zecca, and Ape Drums. BLACKPINK — composed of Jisoo, Jennie, Rosé, and Lisa — debuted in August 2016 under YG Entertainment and has been described by multiple publications as the world's biggest girl group. The group's 2022 full-length album Born Pink followed years of individual member solo activities and a pause in group releases.

The group also placed a second entry globally. "뛰어 (JUMP)," which had been charting for 22 weeks, held 31st on the Global Weekly Top Songs chart with 12,902,012 views. A third global entry, "Champion," debuted at 46th with 10,620,184 views. A fourth new entry, "Me and my," debuted at 92nd with 7,599,153 views. Four simultaneous chart entries — three of them first-week debuts — from a single album release in the same tracking period is an unusual concentration of activity on YouTube's global chart.

On the Global Weekly Top Artists chart, BLACKPINK entered at 16th with 124,260,304 weekly views in week 446. This is a debut or re-entry position following the absence of new releases; the chart tracks weeks on the chart rather than weeks of activity, and BLACKPINK's 446 weeks reflects the group's full catalog tenure on YouTube.

"NO BATIDÃO" fell to second globally with 37,193,307 views in week 19. "Golden" by HUNTR/X, EJAE, AUDREY NUNA, REI AMI and KPop Demon Hunters Cast held third with 33,775,680 views in its 37th week — the Netflix animated film soundtrack has held a top-three global position since mid-2025, as PPC Land has covered since December 2025. Bruno Mars' "Risk It All" debuted at sixth globally with 24,425,058 views, also in its first week.

Global Weekly Top Songs

  • 1. GO — BLACKPINK — 43,074,419 views (debut)
  • 2. NO BATIDÃO — ZXKAI & slxughter — 37,193,307 views (week 19)
  • 3. Golden — KPop Demon Hunters Cast — 33,775,680 views (week 37)
  • 4. Shararat — Shashwat Sachdev, Madhubanti Bagchi & Jasmine Sandlas — 31,489,163 views (week 12)
  • 5. Hori Khele Raghuveera — Amitabh Bachchan, Sukhwinder Singh, Alka Yagnik & Udit Narayan — 24,437,110 views (week 10)
  • 6. Risk It All — Bruno Mars — 24,425,058 views (debut)
  • 7. Cuando No Era Cantante — El Bogueto & Yung Beef — 22,117,914 views (week 17)
  • 8. Nach Nagin Jaisan — Raushan Rohi & Khushi Kakkar — 20,642,819 views (week 3)
  • 9. Gehra Hua — Shashwat Sachdev, Arijit Singh, Irshad Kamil & Armaan Khan — 19,774,550 views (week 14)
  • 10. Fortuner — Raj Mawar & Ruchika Jangid — 19,511,065 views (week 17)

BLACKPINK's territory-by-territory debut

"GO" did not enter the top 10 in every market. The track debuted in the top 10 of six territories: Netherlands (3rd), Germany (4th), Australia (5th), UK (11th, outside top 10 but highest debut that week), and Indonesia (10th). It charted further down in France (11th), Spain (23rd), Portugal (21st), United States (17th), Japan (18th), and Brazil (39th). It did not chart in Kenya or South Africa. The view totals across territories illustrate scale differences: Germany delivered 587,479 views for a fourth-place debut, while Brazil delivered 1,960,933 for a 39th-place debut — a function of the Brazilian market's higher aggregate stream volumes.

"뛰어 (JUMP)," which had been on chart for 22 weeks globally, appeared in Germany (43rd, 205,229 views), Australia (42nd, 98,615 views), and Netherlands (34th, 59,185 views). The track's residual presence in European markets alongside the "GO" debut suggests an audience that had been following BLACKPINK's catalog output ahead of the album release.

Territory charts in full

United States

"GO" debuted at 17th in the United States with 2,337,333 views. Bruno Mars' "Risk It All" debuted at first with 6,052,738 views — the only new entry to reach number one. "Golden" held second at 4,465,428 views in week 37. "Ordinary" by Alex Warren stayed third at 4,407,214 views in week 51.

United States Weekly Top Songs:

  • 1. Risk It All — Bruno Mars — 6,052,738 views (debut)
  • 2. Golden — KPop Demon Hunters Cast — 4,465,428 views (week 37)
  • 3. Ordinary — Alex Warren — 4,407,214 views (week 51)
  • 4. LET 'EM KNOW — T.I. — 4,307,084 views (week 6)
  • 5. Choosin' Texas — ella langley — 3,790,562 views (week 18)
  • 6. Big Guy — Ice Spice — 3,524,183 views (week 13)
  • 7. DtMF — Bad Bunny — 3,191,303 views (week 28)
  • 8. Marlboro Rojo — Fuerza Regida — 3,150,793 views (week 43)
  • 9. Stateside (feat. Zara Larsson) — PinkPantheress — 3,035,892 views (week 5)
  • 10. I Just Might — Bruno Mars — 2,886,553 views (week 8)

(GO — BLACKPINK — 2,337,333 views, #17, debut)

United Kingdom

"GO" debuted at 11th in the UK with 459,149 views, just outside the top 10 in a market where Zara Larsson's "Lush Life" continued its 36-week run at number one with 1,133,137 views. Alex Warren's "Ordinary" held second at 1,102,193 views in its 56th week. "Golden" maintained third at 1,023,550 views. Harry Styles' "Aperture" debuted at eighth with 608,677 views. Bruno Mars had two simultaneous entries: "I Just Might" at 17th with 412,670 views and "Risk It All" debuting at 18th with 404,770 views.

United Kingdom Weekly Top Songs:

  • 1. Lush Life — Zara Larsson — 1,133,137 views (week 36)
  • 2. Ordinary — Alex Warren — 1,102,193 views (week 56)
  • 3. Golden — KPop Demon Hunters Cast — 1,023,550 views (week 37)
  • 4. Man I Need — Olivia Dean — 979,299 views (week 28)
  • 5. Raindance — Dave & Tems — 917,695 views (week 19)
  • 6. FEVER DREAM — Alex Warren — 653,620 views (debut)
  • 7. Stateside (feat. Zara Larsson) — PinkPantheress — 621,299 views (week 6)
  • 8. Aperture — Harry Styles — 608,677 views (week 4)
  • 9. The Fate of Ophelia — Taylor Swift — 573,736 views (week 22)
  • 10. NO BATIDÃO — ZXKAI & slxughter — 468,331 views (week 17)

(GO — BLACKPINK — 459,149 views, #11, debut)

Brazil

Brazil's chart showed no international penetration in its top 40. "GO" debuted at 39th with 1,960,933 views — a significant view count by global standards but consistent with how deeply local Brazilian funk carioca dominates the market. "JETSKI" by PEDRO SAMPAIO, MC MENO K, and Melody retained first place with 12,207,464 views in its 11th week. The top 10 is entirely Portuguese-language. "NO BATIDÃO" appeared at 26th with 2,589,703 views.

Brazil Weekly Top Songs:

  • 1. JETSKI — PEDRO SAMPAIO, MC MENO K & Melody — 12,207,464 views (week 11)
  • 2. Diário de um Cafajeste — Dj Oreia, MC Lele JP, MC Meno K, MC Ryan SP, MC Tuto & Mc Negão Original — 10,328,140 views (week 17)
  • 3. Carnívoro — MC Jacaré, MC Lele JP, Mc Negão Original & DJ Japa NK — 8,214,598 views (week 6)
  • 4. Posso Até Não Te Dar Flores — DJ Japa NK, MC MENO K, MC Ryan SP & MC Jacaré — 7,294,609 views (week 22)
  • 5. Reliquia do 2T — MC Vine7, MC Tuto, MC Joãozinho VT & DJ Gu — 5,759,264 views (week 4)
  • 6. SEQUÊNCIA FEITICEIRA — PEDRO SAMPAIO, MC GW, Mc Jhey & MC Rodrigo do CN — 5,573,200 views (week 27)
  • 7. P do Pecado (Ao Vivo) — Grupo Menos É Mais & Simone Mendes — 5,508,719 views (week 44)
  • 8. Gangstar — Oruam & Salvador Da Rima — 4,865,368 views (week 5)
  • 9. Vai Tomando Pock Pock — MC Lele JP, MC GH Original, MC Menor ZL & DJ GORDINHO DA VF — 4,802,529 views (week 22)
  • 10. Eu Me Apaixonei — Vitinho Imperador — 4,408,110 views (week 30)

(GO — BLACKPINK — 1,960,933 views, #39, debut)

India

India's chart did not register a BLACKPINK entry in any position. The market was heavily shaped by the Holi festival season: "Shararat" held first with 27,662,818 views, while "Hori Khele Raghuveera" surged 59 positions to second with 23,754,957 views in its 20th week. "BALAM PICHKARI" — a track from a 2013 Bollywood film — debuted at fifth with 17,534,506 views, illustrating how seasonal consumption patterns in India revive catalog material at scale. No Western or K-pop entry reached the top 30.

India Weekly Top Songs:

  • 1. Shararat — Shashwat Sachdev, Madhubanti Bagchi & Jasmine Sandlas — 27,662,818 views (week 13)
  • 2. Hori Khele Raghuveera — Amitabh Bachchan, Sukhwinder Singh, Alka Yagnik & Udit Narayan — 23,754,957 views (week 20)
  • 3. Nach Nagin Jaisan — Raushan Rohi & Khushi Kakkar — 20,379,349 views (week 4)
  • 4. Fortuner — Raj Mawar & Ruchika Jangid — 19,415,816 views (week 22)
  • 5. BALAM PICHKARI — Vishal Dadlani, Shalmali Kholgade, Pritam & Amitabh Bhattacharya — 17,534,506 views (week 11)
  • 6. Gehra Hua — Shashwat Sachdev, Arijit Singh, Irshad Kamil & Armaan Khan — 17,031,711 views (week 14)
  • 7. Aaya Sher — Anirudh Ravichander, Jangi Reddy, Arjun Chandy & Kasarla Shyam — 16,898,762 views (week 2)
  • 8. Jogi Ji Dheere Dheere — Jaspal Singh — 16,635,717 views (week 9)
  • 9. Bhojpuri Song — Shilpi Raj & Neelkamal Singh — 16,171,790 views (week 11)
  • 10. Pal Pal — Afusic & AliSoomroMusic — 13,966,252 views (week 47)

(GO — BLACKPINK — not charted in India)

Japan

Japan is a notable market for BLACKPINK given the group's long-standing fanbase there. "GO" debuted at 18th with 1,466,905 views. The top of the Japan chart was entirely domestic: M!LK's "好きすぎて滅！" moved to first with 5,565,584 views, Kenshi Yonezu's "IRIS OUT" held second with 5,466,181 views, and M!LK's "爆裂愛してる" fell to third with 5,380,960 views. Three new domestic entries occupied positions four, five, and six — Ado's "ビバリウム," HANA's "ALL IN," and ARASHI's "Five." Japan's chart is among the most insulated from international trends across all territories tracked.

Japan Weekly Top Songs:

  • 1. 好きすぎて滅！ — M!LK — 5,565,584 views (week 19)
  • 2. IRIS OUT — Kenshi Yonezu — 5,466,181 views (week 25)
  • 3. 爆裂愛してる — M!LK — 5,380,960 views (week 4)
  • 4. ビバリウム (Vivarium) — Ado — 4,536,984 views (debut)
  • 5. ALL IN — HANA — 3,851,066 views (debut)
  • 6. Five — ARASHI — 3,289,400 views (debut)
  • 7. オドロウゼ！ — Snow Man — 3,240,287 views (week 2)
  • 8. カリスマックス — Snow Man — 2,975,810 views (week 28)
  • 9. lulu. — Mrs. GREEN APPLE — 2,833,505 views (week 8)
  • 10. ROSE — HANA — 2,774,973 views (week 49)

(GO — BLACKPINK — 1,466,905 views, #18, debut)

Germany

Germany was one of "GO"'s strongest debut markets outside of the global aggregate, placing at fourth with 587,479 views. "NO BATIDÃO" retained first in Germany for a 19th week with 929,724 views. Zara Larsson's "Lush Life" climbed to second with 778,294 views in week 15. "Golden" held third with 745,505 views. "뛰어 (JUMP)" appeared at 43rd with 205,229 views in its 21st week, the track having maintained a long-term presence in the German market. "Champion" — a third BLACKPINK album track — debuted at 90th with 139,616 views.

Germany Weekly Top Songs:

  • 1. NO BATIDÃO — ZXKAI & slxughter — 929,724 views (week 19)
  • 2. Lush Life — Zara Larsson — 778,294 views (week 15)
  • 3. Golden — KPop Demon Hunters Cast — 745,505 views (week 37)
  • 4. GO — BLACKPINK — 587,479 views (debut)
  • 5. Renn! — AYLIVA — 476,171 views (week 5)
  • 6. The Fate of Ophelia — Taylor Swift — 472,658 views (week 22)
  • 7. Wackelkontakt — Oimara — 445,204 views (week 58)
  • 8. KUSURA BAKMA — Blok3 — 443,930 views (week 14)
  • 9. GOZALO (Ultra Slowed) — Ariis — 436,865 views (week 10)
  • 10. Ordinary — Alex Warren — 419,948 views (week 51)

France

"GO" debuted at 11th in France with 824,403 views, immediately behind GIMS and La Mano 1.9's "PARISIENNE" in first for its 31st week at 1,761,954 views. The French market placed "NO BATIDÃO" fifth with 1,075,389 views and "Golden" sixth with 992,284 views. "Champion" debuted at 92nd with 213,773 views. France is the only territory where "NO BATIDÃO" and "Golden" both appear in the top six while a BLACKPINK track debuted in the same week.

France Weekly Top Songs:

  • 1. PARISIENNE — GIMS & La Mano 1.9 — 1,761,954 views (week 31)
  • 2. melodrama — disiz & Theodora — 1,421,589 views (week 22)
  • 3. SPA — GIMS & Theodora — 1,343,785 views (week 7)
  • 4. MON BÉBÉ — RnBoi — 1,246,737 views (week 19)
  • 5. NO BATIDÃO — ZXKAI & slxughter — 1,075,389 views (week 19)
  • 6. Golden — KPop Demon Hunters Cast — 992,284 views (week 37)
  • 7. Soleil Bleu — Bleu Soleil & LUIZA — 914,045 views (week 38)
  • 8. B.M.S (by my side) — Rambo Goyard — 894,665 views (week 8)
  • 9. Melrose Place (feat. Guy2Bezbar) — KeBlack — 890,444 views (week 48)
  • 10. Argent Sale - A COLORS SHOW — La Rvëuze — 828,991 views (week 3)

(GO — BLACKPINK — 824,403 views, #11, debut)

Spain

"GO" debuted at 23rd in Spain with 420,741 views, in a market dominated by ROSALÍA, Björk, and Yves Tumor's "Berghain" at first — its first week at number one with 1,299,006 views across 13 chart weeks. "Golden" held eighth with 747,490 views in week 36. Spain's chart has a strong domestic presence through Aitana, JC Reyes, and Beéle, alongside Latin crossover content, which limits international pop debut penetration.

Spain Weekly Top Songs:

  • 1. Berghain — ROSALÍA, Björk & Yves Tumor — 1,299,006 views (week 13)
  • 2. Dardos — Romeo Santos & Prince Royce — 1,122,583 views (week 14)
  • 3. La Plena (W Sound 05) — W Sound, Beéle & Ovy On The Drums — 1,041,682 views (week 54)
  • 4. La Perla — ROSALÍA & Yahritza Y Su Esencia — 906,056 views (week 17)
  • 5. LA VILLA — Ryan Castro, Kapo & Gangsta — 884,190 views (week 11)
  • 6. La Morocha — Luck Ra & BM — 829,098 views (week 69)
  • 7. SUPERESTRELLA — Aitana — 750,541 views (week 34)
  • 8. Golden — KPop Demon Hunters Cast — 747,490 views (week 36)
  • 9. NI BORRACHO — Quevedo — 733,840 views (week 3)
  • 10. TU VAS SIN (fav) — Rels B — 643,013 views (week 36)

(GO — BLACKPINK — 420,741 views, #23, debut)

Portugal

"GO" debuted at 21st in Portugal with 100,941 views, in a chart led by "JETSKI" at first with 528,504 views. The Portuguese market shares Brazilian funk preferences while also featuring European and Anglophone content lower in the chart. "Raindance" by Dave and Tems held tenth with 158,223 views — a cross-territory performer this cycle. No additional BLACKPINK entries appeared in Portugal's chart.

Portugal Weekly Top Songs:

  • 1. JETSKI — PEDRO SAMPAIO, MC MENO K & Melody — 528,504 views (week 11)
  • 2. Posso Até Não Te Dar Flores — DJ Japa NK, MC MENO K, MC Ryan SP & MC Jacaré — 307,885 views (week 20)
  • 3. SEQUÊNCIA FEITICEIRA — PEDRO SAMPAIO, MC GW, Mc Jhey & MC Rodrigo do CN — 243,481 views (week 27)
  • 4. Golden — KPop Demon Hunters Cast — 207,316 views (week 37)
  • 5. Leva Tudo — Calema & Dilsinho — 205,843 views (week 43)
  • 6. Pôr do Sol — Vizinhos — 203,279 views (week 48)
  • 7. Amar Pela Metade — Calema — 186,884 views (week 67)
  • 8. NO BATIDÃO — ZXKAI & slxughter — 186,183 views (week 19)
  • 9. Respirar — Calema & Sara Correia — 182,496 views (week 53)
  • 10. Raindance — Dave & Tems — 158,223 views (week 12)

(GO — BLACKPINK — 100,941 views, #21, debut)

Netherlands

The Netherlands was "GO"'s strongest debut market by chart position, entering at third with 185,799 views — directly behind "NO BATIDÃO" at second (188,326 views) and "Lush Life" at first (206,800 views). The three tracks were separated by fewer than 21,000 views. "뛰어 (JUMP)" appeared at 34th with 59,185 views in its 31st week on the Dutch chart, and "Champion" debuted at 69th with 38,301 views.

Netherlands Weekly Top Songs:

  • 1. Lush Life — Zara Larsson — 206,800 views (week 18)
  • 2. NO BATIDÃO — ZXKAI & slxughter — 188,326 views (week 20)
  • 3. GO — BLACKPINK — 185,799 views (debut)
  • 4. Golden — KPop Demon Hunters Cast — 184,504 views (week 37)
  • 5. Lekker voor je — Lil Kleine — 143,181 views (week 2)
  • 6. Ordinary — Alex Warren — 127,420 views (week 54)
  • 7. Risk It All — Bruno Mars — 126,070 views (debut)
  • 8. Raindance — Dave & Tems — 123,770 views (week 10)
  • 9. The Fate of Ophelia — Taylor Swift — 120,431 views (week 22)
  • 10. Berghain — ROSALÍA, Björk & Yves Tumor — 111,742 views (week 5)

Australia

Australia placed "GO" at fifth with 322,720 views and "뛰어 (JUMP)" at 42nd with 98,615 views, while "Champion" debuted at 70th with 70,122 views. Australia was the only territory where three BLACKPINK album tracks charted simultaneously. The top of the Australian chart continued its steady patterns: "Ordinary" by Alex Warren held first for a 54th week with 416,625 views, and Bruno Mars had three simultaneous entries — "Risk It All" at sixth, "GO" absent from his count, and "I Just Might" at tenth with 221,157 views in week eight.

Australia Weekly Top Songs:

  • 1. Ordinary — Alex Warren — 416,625 views (week 54)
  • 2. Lush Life — Zara Larsson — 365,599 views (week 21)
  • 3. Golden — KPop Demon Hunters Cast — 357,730 views (week 37)
  • 4. Man I Need — Olivia Dean — 354,865 views (week 27)
  • 5. GO — BLACKPINK — 322,720 views (debut)
  • 6. Risk It All — Bruno Mars — 316,834 views (debut)
  • 7. The Fate of Ophelia — Taylor Swift — 314,320 views (week 22)
  • 8. Stateside (feat. Zara Larsson) — PinkPantheress — 290,653 views (week 6)
  • 9. Lose Control (Live) — Teddy Swims — 266,569 views (week 122)
  • 10. I Just Might — Bruno Mars — 221,157 views (week 8)

Indonesia

Indonesia placed "GO" at tenth with 2,802,625 views, its highest-volume territorial debut outside the global aggregate, reflecting the Indonesian market's larger total stream numbers relative to European territories. "Champion" debuted at 54th with 939,602 views; "뛰어 (JUMP)" appeared at 68th with 703,276 views in its 20th week. The top of Indonesia's chart was entirely local: "Bahagia Lagi" by Piche Kota led at first with 7,487,792 views, followed by "kota ini tak sama tanpamu" by Nadhif Basalamah.

Indonesia Weekly Top Songs:

  • 1. Bahagia Lagi — Piche Kota — 7,487,792 views (week 11)
  • 2. kota ini tak sama tanpamu — Nadhif Basalamah — 6,774,019 views (week 15)
  • 3. TABOLA BALE — SILET OPEN UP, Jacson Seran, Juan Reza & Diva Aurel — 5,860,312 views (week 42)
  • 4. Jangan Paksa Rindu (Beda) — Ifan Seventeen — 5,191,144 views (week 8)
  • 5. Ada titik-titik di ujung doa — Sal Priadi — 5,020,522 views (week 7)
  • 6. Orang Baru Lebe Gacor — Ecko Show, Juan Reza & Chesylino — 4,872,406 views (week 23)
  • 7. Sedia Aku Sebelum Hujan — Idgitaf — 4,636,621 views (week 21)
  • 8. Dirimu Yang Dulu — Anggis Devaki — 3,466,546 views (week 10)
  • 9. everything u are — Hindia — 3,133,483 views (week 41)
  • 10. GO — BLACKPINK — 2,802,625 views (debut)

Kenya

Kenya's chart showed no BLACKPINK entries. The market remained anchored in East African content: Mbosso's "Pawa" held first for a 38th week with 578,023 views, followed by "Up Burukanga" at second and Zuchu's "Inama" featuring Diamond Platnumz at third. "Raindance" by Dave and Tems climbed 13 positions to seventh with 382,746 views in week ten, making it the most widely distributed Anglophone track in the chart this cycle. No K-pop or BLACKPINK-specific content appeared.

Kenya Weekly Top Songs:

  • 1. Pawa — Mbosso — 578,023 views (week 38)
  • 2. Up Burukanga — Collo Blue & ADDEH PRINCE — 567,920 views (week 8)
  • 3. Inama (feat. Diamond Platnumz) — Zuchu — 555,286 views (week 25)
  • 4. Rapudo — Prince Indah — 540,033 views (week 17)
  • 5. Taya — Okello Max — 497,464 views (week 33)
  • 6. GACUMBIRI / PALE KILELE (Live) — Dr Sarah K — 384,263 views (week 25)
  • 7. Raindance — Dave & Tems — 382,746 views (week 10)
  • 8. Yebo (Nitawale) — Vestine and Dorcas — 376,229 views (week 45)
  • 9. Digi Digi — Abongo Jakabwana — 372,063 views (week 21)
  • 10. TOTO — Calad & Rayvanny — 340,928 views (week 10)

(GO — BLACKPINK — not charted in Kenya)

South Africa

South Africa's chart similarly showed no BLACKPINK entries. Feza's "Umaqondana" held first for a 15th week with 1,540,901 views. "UKHETHE MINA" by Ntencane climbed to second with 1,497,239 views. "Raindance" held eighth with 959,372 views in week ten. The South Africa top 10 contains exclusively local Afrohouse, gqom, and Amapiano content alongside one international track.

South Africa Weekly Top Songs:

  • 1. Umaqondana — Feza — 1,540,901 views (week 15)
  • 2. UKHETHE MINA — Ntencane — 1,497,239 views (week 3)
  • 3. Shela (feat. Mano) — Sam Deep, Nia Pearl & Boohle — 1,460,625 views (week 28)
  • 4. ZEP (feat. Uncool MC) — DJ Smallz 732, Zinedine x Sguchi & 031CHOPPA — 1,314,788 views (week 13)
  • 5. Mark Zuckerberg (feat. Slyzza Rsa) — Mulest Vankay, Pcee & Scotts Maphuma — 1,049,209 views (week 4)
  • 6. Thandaza — Sam Deep & Thatohatsi — 972,875 views (week 12)
  • 7. Botshelo Ke Eng — Trechyson Molly vx, DJ Promatic SA & Dendofela — 963,055 views (week 3)
  • 8. Raindance — Dave & Tems — 959,372 views (week 10)
  • 9. SNOKONOKO — Al Xapo, Benzoo & EeQue — 953,037 views (week 14)
  • 10. Rato Laka (feat. Slidoo Man) — Shebeshxt, Naqua SA & Zee Nxumalo — 877,522 views (week 31)

(GO — BLACKPINK — not charted in South Africa)

Global Weekly Top Music Videos

The music video chart reinforced "GO"'s debut impact. BLACKPINK held first with 33,502,232 views. "Shararat" fell to second with 25,764,149 views in week 13. "Golden" held third with 21,987,835 views in week 24 on the video chart. "Risk It All" by Bruno Mars debuted at fourth with 16,777,910 views. Positions six and seven were occupied by Holi-themed Bollywood tracks — "Hori Khele Raghuveera" with 15,250,266 views and "Balam Pichkari" with 14,558,690 views, both in week nine. ROSÉ and Bruno Mars' "APT." held eighth with 11,999,131 views in its 72nd week. "뛰어 (JUMP)" — a separate BLACKPINK video — appeared at 21st with 5,844,589 views in its 21st week on the video chart.

What the data means for the marketing community

The BLACKPINK debut illustrates a dynamic PPC Land has tracked since the platform's withdrawal from Billboard chart data sharing on January 16, 2026: YouTube's global chart aggregates consumption from markets with entirely different listening patterns, which means a global number one can still fail to crack the top 10 in the majority of individual territories.

"GO" debuted at number one globally on the strength of its aggregate view total — 43 million views distributed across all markets. Yet it reached the top 10 in only four of the 13 individual territory charts where it appeared (Netherlands at 3rd, Germany at 4th, Australia at 5th, Indonesia at 10th). It ranked 11th in the UK, 17th in the US, 18th in Japan, 21st in Portugal, 23rd in Spain, and 39th in Brazil. It did not register a chart position at all in India, Kenya, or South Africa. The gap between global rank and local rank is pronounced — a consequence of how view totals from large markets compress into a single worldwide figure that obscures territorial distribution.

The four simultaneous BLACKPINK global entries in one week are also instructive. "GO" at 1st, "뛰어 (JUMP)" at 31st, "Champion" at 46th, and "Me and my" at 92nd — all in the same tracking period — reflect the standard K-pop album release mechanism, where a label deploys multiple videos simultaneously to maximise chart presence. PPC Land has documented how the KPop Demon Hunters Cast similarly spread multiple album tracks across charts simultaneously, accumulating chart positions for "Golden," "Soda Pop," and other tracks in parallel. For advertisers and labels, the multi-entry strategy means a single release campaign must account for multiple video assets and distinct audience discovery patterns per track.

The absence of any BLACKPINK entry in India, Kenya, or South Africa is not a failure condition — it reflects the structural reality of how those markets consume music on YouTube. India's top 10 this week was entirely Bollywood and Bhojpuri folk content shaped by the Holi season. Kenya and South Africa were entirely local African content. These patterns are consistent across every tracking period covered by PPC Land since late 2025. Campaigns targeting those markets require locally specific content strategies rather than reliance on a global release to carry penetration.

On the Global Weekly Top Artists chart, BLACKPINK entered at 16th with 124,260,304 weekly views. Alka Yagnik remained first with 426,649,306 views in week 494 — a figure rooted in India's scale, where number-one tracks generate 27 million views in a single week. Bruno Mars reached tenth with 141,695,936 views in week 524. Arijit Singh held third with 274,655,240 views. The artists chart reflects catalog depth as much as current releases; artists with decades of indexed video content accumulate views continuously, which affects how new-release artists like BLACKPINK compare on a weekly basis.

Timeline

Summary

Who: BLACKPINK — the South Korean quartet of Jisoo, Jennie, Rosé, and Lisa, formed by YG Entertainment and active since 2016 — debuted four chart entries in YouTube's Global Weekly Top Songs chart simultaneously, with "GO" at number one. The group had not released an official project since the full-length album Born Pink in 2022. The competing chart stories involve ZXKAI and slxughter's "NO BATIDÃO" falling from the global number one after 19 consecutive weeks, and the KPop Demon Hunters Cast continuing at third globally in week 37 of "Golden."

What: YouTube's Global Weekly Top Songs chart placed BLACKPINK's "GO" at number one with 43,074,419 views in its first week — ending "NO BATIDÃO"'s 19-week run at the top. The Global Weekly Top Music Videos chart simultaneously placed "GO" at number one with 33,502,232 views. Three additional BLACKPINK tracks — "뛰어 (JUMP)," "Champion," and "Me and my" — also charted globally in the same tracking period. The data covers 15 territories and four chart formats.

When: The chart data covers the weekly tracking period ending in early March 2026. BLACKPINK released Deadlineand the "GO" music video on February 27, 2026, following the group's announcement of the album in January 2026 and the release of lead single "Jump" in July 2025.

Where: YouTube's global chart system, operating independently since January 16, 2026 following the platform's withdrawal from Billboard data sharing. The data covers the Global Weekly Top Songs, Global Weekly Top Music Videos, Global Weekly Top Artists, Global Weekly Top Shorts Songs, and territory charts for the United States, United Kingdom, Brazil, India, Japan, Germany, France, Spain, Portugal, Netherlands, Australia, Indonesia, Kenya, and South Africa.

Why: The charts matter as the primary public record of music consumption on YouTube, a platform that terminated its Billboard partnership in January 2026 and now operates its own independent measurement system across more than 60 global markets. For marketing professionals, the BLACKPINK data demonstrates how a globally ranked number-one track can still reach only four individual territory top-10 positions out of 13 measured, illustrating why territory-specific strategies and multi-asset campaigns are structurally necessary on the platform.

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