ATEEZ, ILLIT, RIIZE, CORTIS, BTS, SEVENTEEN, and More Dominate Circle’s Monthly & Weekly Charts

Circle Chart (formerly Gaon Chart) just dropped its latest monthly and weekly rankings for 2026, and K-pop is absolutely thriving right now! From record-breaking album sales to viral digital hits, some of your favorite acts are dominating across the board.

From ATEEZ’s impressive physical sales to ILLIT’s streaming power, here’s a breakdown of who came out on top this month.

ATEEZ, ILLIT, RIIZE, CORTIS, BTS, SEVENTEEN Monthly Album Chart (Top 5)

The monthly album chart tracks total physical album sales over the past month, and these groups proved just how dedicated their fandoms are.

ATEEZ has once again claimed the top spot, showing their massive global reach and ATINY’s unwavering support. SEVENTEEN isn’t far behind either, continuing their legendary album-selling streak with HAPPY BURSTDAY.

Circle Weekly Album Chart (Top 5)

The weekly album rankings show which releases are making the biggest splash right now.

This week’s numbers show ATEEZ still comfortably leading the pack, while RIIZE and rookie powerhouse CORTIS are quickly making their mark.

Circle Monthly Digital Chart (Top 5)

When it comes to streams, downloads, and background music, these songs were absolutely everywhere throughout the month.

SEVENTEEN’s “Cherish (My Love)” dominated the month with its addictive hook and stunning vocals, while ILLIT’s “Magnetic” continues to prove their viral staying power. It’s also great to see BTS back on the charts with “Butterfly Effect,” a testament to their enduring global appeal.

Circle Weekly Digital Chart (Top 5)

Looking at just the past week, these tracks had everyone hitting replay.

ILLIT has overtaken SEVENTEEN for the top spot this week, proving their breakout hit is still going strong. Meanwhile, BTS’s V is also making waves with his solo track “Meteor” soaring into the top five.

Key Takeaways From This Month’s Circle Charts

• ATEEZ is unstoppable: Their album sales are on another level right now, comfortably leading both monthly and weekly album charts.
• Rookies are thriving: CORTIS and ILLIT are proving they’re more than just buzzworthy—they’re legitimate chart contenders already.
• SEVENTEEN remains consistent: Whether it’s albums or digital, SEVENTEEN continues to be one of K-pop’s most reliable powerhouses.
• BTS members are still dominating digitally: Between BTS’ “Butterfly Effect” and V’s “Meteor,” the group’s influence is still going strong even during individual activities.
• RIIZE is on the rise: The group is showing impressive growth in both physical and digital categories, cementing their place among Gen 5 favorites.

Why Circle Chart Rankings Matter

The Circle Chart (formerly Gaon Chart) is South Korea’s official music chart. It tracks real album sales, streaming numbers, downloads, and background music, making it one of the most accurate reflections of a song or album’s popularity in Korea. Landing at the top here is a huge achievement and a true testament to both the artist and their fandom.

For more K-pop chart updates, comeback breakdowns, and milestone news, be sure to check out our K-pop entertainment coverage here at TechnoSports.

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