The Top 40 K-POP songs - Week 33 of 2024 – OnlyHit K-Pop Charts

This week, stability defines the top tier, with Jimin's "Who" holding steady at number one for the fourth consecutive week, followed closely by LISA's "Rockstar" at number two, maintaining its position for seven weeks. Stray Kids' "Chk Chk Boom" remains unmoved at number three. Meanwhile, ILLIT's "Magnetic" makes a slight rise to fourth, nudging Jimin and Loco's collaboration "Smeraldo Garden Marching Band" down to fifth.

In the broader top 20, notable upward movements include Jung Kook's "Never Let Go," jumping to number seven, and ENHYPEN's "XO (Only If You Say Yes)," moving up to eighth place. NewJeans sees momentum with two of their tracks, "How Sweet" and "Supernatural," advancing to ninth and tenth positions, respectively. Stray Kids' "SLASH" moves up the ranks to twelfth from fifteenth, showing a significant upward trend.

Lower down the list, KATSEYE's "Touch" makes the most significant leap, vaulting from 28th to 18th, while LE SSERAFIM's "Perfect Night" jumps from 33rd to 24th. Despite these upward moves, there are those that remain in position, such as BABYMONSTER's "BATTER UP" and ENHYPEN's "Fatal Trouble," both unmoved at their existing placements. Other tracks, like Stray Kids and Charlie Puth's "Lose My Breath," have seen a slight drop to 27th. The chart is observing a series of steady placements from 25th downward, with entries like SEVENTEEN's "MAESTRO" and KISS OF LIFE's "Midas Touch" holding their ground. A spectrum of stable representatives includes (G)I-DLE's tracks "Klaxon" and "Super Lady," alongside others like Red Velvet's "Cosmic" and RIIZE's "Boom Boom Bass," exhibiting minimal motion. Few tracks have slipped slightly but continue their presence, setting the stage for potential future climbs or drops.