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&& group’s “Aoarashi” debuts atop the Billboard Japan Hot 100, datedAug 14, providing the nine-member child band its initialNo 1 on the tally.
The title track from the HYBE LABELS JAPAN team’s 2nd solitary went downAug 7 and marketed 461,863 CDs throughout its initial week, greater than its initial solitary, to strikeNo 1 up for sale. The track likewise can be found in atNo 16 for downloads,No 45 for video clip sights,No 71 for radio airplay, andNo 78 for streaming.
Staying atNo 2 for the 4th straight week isMrs ECO-FRIENDLY APPLE’s “Lilac,” with downloads down somewhat at 90% week-over-week, streaming at 99%, and video clip at 94%, while radio is up 198% and karaoke up 102%.
Creepy Nuts’ “Bling-Bang-Bang-Born” is back atNo 3, seeing boosts in downloads, radio, and karaoke, while decreasing in streaming and video clip..
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Boku ga Mitakatta Aozora’s “Supea no nai koi” bows at No.4. The title track off the woman team’s 3rd solitary introduced with 68,355 duplicates after going downAug 7, going beyond both its initial and 2nd songs and debuting at the greatest placement on the Japan Hot 100 for the team.
Kocchinokento’s “Hai Yorokonde” remains to border up the graph, today relocating 9-5 to burglarize the leading 5. Debuting atNo 97 on the listing launched June 26, the viral hit has actually reached its existing placement after 7 week on the tally. While sights for the talked-about video clip is decreasing, downloads and streaming have actually raised 144% and 112%, specifically, from the previous week.
Perhaps as a result of the scorching summertime warm in Japan, factors for karaoke have actually raised throughout the board today. The leading 24 tracks, consisting of Vaundy’s long-running hit “Kaiju no Hanauta” atNo 1, held their particular settings while factors raised for all.
The Billboard Japan Hot 100 combines physical and electronic sales, audio streams, radio airplay, video clip sights and karaoke information.
See the complete Billboard Japan Hot 100 graph, tallying the week fromAug 5 to 11, right here. For a lot more on Japanese songs and graphes, check out Billboard Japan’s English Twitter account.
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