As of November 21, 2024, the K-pop scene continues to dominate YouTube with impressive viewership numbers across a variety of artist releases. From the powerhouse collaborations to dance performances, K-pop fans are engaging in full force. Here are some key trends from today’s YouTube data:
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Rosé + Bruno Mars Lead with “APT.”
The collaboration between BLACKPINK's Rosé and Bruno Mars, titled "APT.", has gained substantial traction, accumulating an impressive 384 million views with 6.37 million views per day. The collaboration continues to engage audiences worldwide, maintaining its top spot.BIBI's "Derre" and BABYMONSTER's "DRIP" Rise in Popularity
BIBI's "Derre" is steadily gaining views, now at 20.7 million with 3.4 million views per day. Similarly, rookie group BABYMONSTER is breaking out with their track "DRIP", which has amassed 94.7 million views, averaging 3.3 million views daily. Both tracks are showing consistent growth and garnering attention for their unique sounds.ATEEZ and MEOVV Make Their Mark
ATEEZ's “Ice On My Teeth” has received over 21.7 million views, maintaining a solid 2.1 million views per day. Meanwhile, MEOVV's "Toxic" has also caught the eye of fans, reaching 4.96 million views and generating 1.8 million views daily.BABYMONSTER's Dance Performances and Stray Kids' Global Impact
BABYMONSTER’s "CLIK CLAK" continues to engage fans with its 77.5 million views, while their dance performance video has reached 33.7 million views. Stray Kids’ “Chk Chk Boom” and "Giant" are also performing well, with "Chk Chk Boom" hitting 119.3 million views and "Giant" at 8.1 million. Stray Kids remains a dominant force on the platform with both impressive music videos and dance practices.Jennie, Lisa, and Other Solo Projects Shine
Jennie’s "Mantra" is drawing attention with 96.4 million views, while Lisa continues to shine with multiple tracks, including the "Rockstar" (229.2 million views) and “Moonlit Floor Remake” (36.8 million views). Her dynamic range and engagement with her audience through different genres are clear reasons for her ongoing success.Jin’s Emotional Tracks and Aespa’s Global Reach
Jin’s "Running Wild" and "I’ll Be There" continue to attract steady views, with 8.2 million and 21.2 million views respectively. Aespa’s "Whiplash" and "Supernova" continue to be fan favorites, racking up 68.5 million and 149.9 million views, respectively. Their innovative visuals and strong performances maintain their top positions in global K-pop trends.Group Performances: Enhypen, LE SSERAFIM, and More
Enhypen's “No Doubt” is another notable track, crossing 23.2 million views, while LE SSERAFIM's “CRAZY” continues to gather momentum with over 91.9 million views. Both groups continue to captivate global audiences, with their music and visuals pushing K-pop forward.K-Pop Dance Performances Keep Engaging Fans
Dance performances are a big trend, with ILLIT’s “Tick-Tack” (18.1 million views) and BABYMONSTER’s “DRIP” Dance Performance video leading the charge. The high energy and intricate choreography of K-pop are continually captivating audiences, showcasing the artistry of the genre.Rising Stars and New Releases
Newer tracks, like Steal Heart by PRIMROSE (2.6 million views) and Magnetic by ILLIT (172.9 million views), are gaining traction, and groups such as Stray Kids, TXT, and ATEEZ continue to show their ability to engage with a diverse global audience.
Conclusion:
The YouTube K-pop scene on November 21, 2024, is as dynamic and vibrant as ever, with established stars and rising artists continuing to capture global attention. From collaborations to powerful solo tracks, the trend shows that K-pop is not only expanding in popularity but also evolving in terms of style and engagement, keeping fans engaged and excited for what's next.
As the industry grows, YouTube remains a key platform for K-pop’s global dominance, with innovative visuals, performances, and collaborations driving viewership.