Creepy Nuts’ “Bling-Bang-Bang-Born” stays atop the Billboard Japan Sizzling 100 for the sixth week on the chart dated March 6.
The MASHLE Season 2 opener slips to No. 2 for downloads with 16,031 items, down by about 17.8% from the earlier week, whereas streaming stays virtually unchanged at 21,256,220 streams (No. 1), down by about 1.8%. The observe is available in at No.11 for radio airplay and No. 3 for karaoke, sustaining a robust lead on the Japan Sizzling 100.
A lot of new releases have entered the highest 10 for the primary time this week. Debuting on the checklist at No. 2 is SKE48’s “Ai no Hologram,” launching with 399,984 CDs — the second highest first-week file for the group after their earlier launch — to hit No. 1 for gross sales. The group’s thirty second single additionally is available in at No. 4 for radio.
Bowing at No. 3 is NCT WISH’s “WISH.” The world boy band’s first single in Japan offered 93,186 copies in its first week to come back in at No. 3 for gross sales. The observe guidelines radio and is available in at No. 68 for video views, which helped overturn the distinction in CD gross sales between the observe debuting at No. 4 on the Japan Sizzling 100 this week, ATEEZ’s “NOT OKAY,” which launched with 307,329 CDs (No. 2 for the metric). This determine for the eight-member Ok-pop group’s third single in Japan (and the primary in a few yr) is a profession excessive. It additionally is available in at No. 48 for downloads with 1,011 weekly items.
Vaundy’s “Time Paradox” strikes 25-9. The “Kaiju no hanauta” hitmaker’s newest launch is the theme music for the newest animated Doraemon function movie referred to as Doraemon the Film: Nobita’s Earth Symphony that hit home theaters Mar. 1. After first charting at No. 39 on Jan. 17, the observe steadily climbed the tally and broke into the highest 10 this week after the CD dropped Feb. 28. First-week gross sales for the observe totaled 5,286 copies to hit No. 13 for the metric, whereas additionally coming in at No. 13 for downloads with 2,625 items and No. 11 for streaming with 5,532,741 weekly streams. It additionally hits No. 3 for radio and No. 23 for video with 530,108 views.
Whereas nonetheless outdoors the highest 10 on the Japan Sizzling 100 at No. 12, BE:FIRST’s “Set Sail” is that this week’s No. 1 music for downloads. The newest launch by the seven-member J-pop boy band was written as a collaborative effort with ONE PIECE CARD GAME, and is the lead observe off the group’s upcoming idea single referred to as “Masterplan,” due Apr. 24. The observe debuts on the charts after being launched Feb. 26, coming in at No. 24 for streaming, No. 53 for radio, and No. 37 for video.
The Billboard Japan Sizzling 100 combines bodily and digital gross sales, audio streams, radio airplay, video views and karaoke information.
See the complete Billboard Japan Sizzling 100 chart, tallying the week from Feb. 26 to March 3, right here. For extra on Japanese music and charts, go to Billboard Japan’s English Twitter account.
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