The Top 40 K-POP songs - Week 04 of 2026 – Only Hits K-Pop Charts

This week's K-Pop chart is buzzing with activity, maintaining excitement with both familiar and fresh sounds. Internet Girl by KATSEYE continues to hold the crown at number one, sustaining its top position for the second consecutive week. Following closely, JUMP by BLACKPINK maintains its stronghold at number two for a remarkable fifth consecutive week. Notably, the chart welcomes several new entries, with FREAK ALARM by ALPHA DRIVE ONE making a stunning debut at number three, making it the highest new entry this week.

Among the climbers, GO! by CORTIS takes a significant leap from 21st to 13th position, and LOOK AT ME by ALLDAY PROJECT exhibits an impressive rise from 28th to 16th. Another notable advancement comes from BOYNEXTDOOR's Hollywood Action, which ascends from 10th to 7th. In contrast, there's a noticeable drop as Good Goodbye by HWASA slides from 4th to 11th, and Don’t Say You Love Me by Jin takes a striking fall from 11th to 39th position.

The chart remains dynamic with considerable shifts that keep listeners eagerly anticipating what each week might bring. The debut of XO, My Cyberlove by CHUU at number five and six other new entries, including doo-wop-inspired Moonwalkin' by LNGSHOT at number nine, enliven the scene, providing fans with a fresh auditory palette. Love Me More by Apink enters at a commendable sixth place, highlighting the continued appeal of established artists. Finally, further down the chart, we witness longer-tenured tracks facing declines. Beat It Up by NCT DREAM moves down from 15th to 23rd, while Gnarly by KATSEYE slides from 14th to 35th. Nonetheless, the essential takeaway is clear: the K-Pop landscape is continuously evolving, full of surprises, and ever-attuned to the taste of its passionate audience.