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Billboard 200 and Hot 100
Nov 10, 2026
BTS has seven No. 1 albums on the Billboard 200 on its Billboard page, from Love Yourself: Tear (June 2, 2018) to ARIRANG, which was No. 1 for three weeks from April 4, 2026; it also lists nine top-10 albums in all.1 BLACKPINK's page lists one No. 1 album, Born Pink (October 1, 2022), and two more top-10 albums: The Album (No. 2, 2020) and Deadline (No. 8, 2026).3
On the Hot 100, BTS's page lists seven No. 1 songs and 11 top-10 entries, and "Dynamite" and "Butter" were No. 1 for three and ten weeks.2 BLACKPINK's page lists no top-10 entry; its highest is "Ice Cream" with Selena Gomez at No. 13.4 For every Korean act that has reached the top 10, see DabPop's Billboard Hot 100 top-10 timeline.
The most-viewed official music video by BTS is "Dynamite" (2,163,938,246 views) and by BLACKPINK is "DDU-DU DDU-DU" (2,418,929,227).56 Counting official group M/Vs past one billion views gives eight for BTS and seven for BLACKPINK.56
kworb lists BTS's "Dynamite" at 2,380,829,880 streams and BLACKPINK's "How You Like That" at 1,304,678,504 as each group's most-streamed song. On the "as lead" total, BTS has 51,196,653,593 across 297 tracks and BLACKPINK 16,785,849,900 across 105.78
Among completed tours, BTS's Love Yourself World Tour grossed $246.5 million from 62 shows in 2018–19, and BLACKPINK's Born Pink World Tour $330.0 million from 66 shows in 2022–23.9 BTS's Arirang World Tour is still running: the first 50 of its 88 shows had grossed $637.5 million, which is a partial figure and isn't compared here.9
In DabPop's MAMA Awards archive, BTS holds 21 daesang and BLACKPINK none; in the Melon Music Awards archive the counts are 13 and none.1011 Both groups' 2026 nominations are still to be decided at the November shows, so these counts are as of 2025.
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What the numbers leave out
Context
The two groups differ in career length and size: BTS debuted in June 2013 with seven members and BLACKPINK in August 2016 with four.1213 The figures above are cumulative, so they reflect years active and catalogue size as well as popularity, and none of them measures musical quality or fan numbers.