ENHYPEN, ALLDAY PROJECT, aespa, HUNTR/X, Doyoung, 10CM, And Rosé Top Circle Monthly And Weekly Charts

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Circle Chart (formerly known as Gaon Chart) has revealed its latest monthly and weekly chart rankings!

Monthly Album Chart

ENHYPEN topped the physical album chart for the month of June with their new mini album “DESIRE : UNLEASH,” which debuted at No. 1.

aespa’s new single album “Dirty Work” debuted at No. 2, followed by the POCA version of ATEEZ’s “GOLDEN HOUR : Part.3” at No. 3.

ITZY’s “Girls Will Be Girls” entered the monthly chart at No. 4, with ILLIT’s “bomb” debuting at No. 5.

Weekly Album Chart

NouerA claimed two of the top four spots on the weekly physical album chart with their new mini album “n: number of cases.” The POCA version of the mini album debuted at No. 1, while the regular version charted separately at No. 4.

The SMC version of SHINee’s special single “Poet | Artist” debuted at No. 2, while “Universe League” group AHOF’s debut mini album “WHO WE ARE” entered the chart at No. 3.

Finally, the SMC version of NCT WISH’s debut single album “WISH” re-entered the chart at No. 5 this week.

Monthly Digital Chart

10CM achieved a double crown on the Circle charts for June with “To Reach You,” which remained No. 1 on both the overall digital chart and the streaming chart.

WOODZ (Cho Seung Youn)’s “Drowning” held onto its spot at No. 2 on the monthly overall digital chart, with IU’s “Never Ending Story” rising to No. 3 and Maktub’s “Starting With You” climbing to No. 4.

Finally, ZO ZAZZ’s “Don’t you know” stayed strong at No. 5 for June.

Weekly Digital Chart

ALLDAY PROJECT earned a double crown on the weekly charts with their debut track “FAMOUS,” which rose to No. 1 on both the overall digital chart and the streaming chart.

aespa’s new single “Dirty Work” shot to No. 2 on the overall digital chart, followed by WOODZ’s “Drowning” at No. 3, 10CM’s “To Reach You” at No. 4, and Maktub’s “Starting With You” at No. 5.

Monthly Streaming Chart

The top three songs on the streaming chart for June were exactly the same as the overall digital chart: 10CM’s “To Reach You” came in at No. 1, WOODZ’s “Drowning” at No. 2, and IU’s “Never Ending Story” at No. 3.

ZO ZAZZ’s “Don’t you know” maintained its position at No. 4 on the monthly chart, and BLACKPINK’s Jennie’s “like JENNIE” rounded out the top five for June.

Weekly Streaming Chart

The top five songs on this week’s streaming chart were almost exactly the same as the overall digital chart, except WOODZ’s “Drowning” and aespa’s “Dirty Work” swapped places to take No. 2 and No. 3 respectively.

Monthly Download Chart

NCT’s Doyoung topped the digital download chart for June with his solo song “Memory,” which entered the monthly chart at No. 1.

fromis_9’s new title track “LIKE YOU BETTER” debuted at No. 2, trailed by SEVENTEEN’s “THUNDER” at No. 3, Kang Daniel’s “Episode” at No. 4, and ENHYPEN’s “Bad Desire (With or Without You)” at No. 5.

Weekly Download Chart

aespa topped the weekly digital download chart with “Dirty Work,” which debuted at No. 1.

AHOF’s debut track “Rendezvous” entered the chart at No. 2, followed by Park Ji Hyeon’s “Melt Away” at No. 3.

“KPop Demon Hunters” girl group HUNTR/X’s song “Golden” (sung by EJAE, Audrey Nuna, and Rei Ami) rose to No. 4 for the week, with ALLDAY PROJECT’s “FAMOUS” staying strong at No. 5.

Monthly Global K-Pop Chart

BLACKPINK’s Rosé and Bruno Mars’ “APT.” continued its reign at No. 1 on the global K-pop chart for June, while Jennie’s “like JENNIE” held onto its spot at No. 2.

BTS’s Jin’s “Don’t Say You Love Me” climbed to No. 3, trailed by aespa’s “Whiplash” at No. 4 and SEVENTEEN’s “THUNDER” at No. 5.

Weekly Global K-Pop Chart

The “KPop Demon Hunters” soundtrack dominated this week’s global K-pop chart, sweeping four out of the top five spots. HUNTR/X’s “Golden” rose to No. 1, Saja Boys’ “Your Idol” (sung by Andrew Choi, Neckwav, Danny Chung, U-KISS’s Kevin Woo, and samUIL Lee) to No. 2, Saja Boys’ “Soda Pop” to No. 3, and HUNTR/X’s “How It’s Done” to No. 5.

Finally, Rosé and Bruno Mars’ “APT.” stayed strong at No. 4 for the week.