# BLACKPINK Wins 3rd Trophy for “GO” on Inkigayo March 15 — Beating IVE & Hearts2Hearts With 5,935 Points!

URL: https://technosports.co.in/blackpink-wins-3rd-trophy-for-go-on-inkigayo/  
Published: 2026-03-16  
Updated: 2026-03-16  
Author: Reetam Bodhak

[BLACKPINK](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blackpink) is on a roll and showing no signs of slowing down. On the **March 15, 2026** episode of SBS’s *Inkigayo*, the legendary K-pop quartet claimed their **third music show trophy** for their comeback track **“GO”** — beating strong competition from IVE and Hearts2Hearts to take the crown with a commanding **5,935 points**. BLINK, this era is giving everything!

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## Inkigayo March 15, 2026 — Winner & Top 3

| Rank | Artist | Song | Points |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| 🥇 **1st** | **BLACKPINK** | **“GO”** | **5,935** |
| 🥈 2nd | IVE | “BANG BANG” | — |
| 🥉 3rd | Hearts2Hearts | “RUDE!” | — |

## BLACKPINK’s “GO” — Why This Win Matters

BLACKPINK first teased “GO” from their latest mini album *DEADLINE* ahead of their February 2026 comeback, and the track has since proven to be one of their most consistent chart performers of the post-hiatus era. Winning for the third consecutive week on a major music show is a clear signal that the song has strong and sustained fan engagement — not just an opening week surge.

![BLACKPINK](https://technosports.co.in/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/bllxlc.webp)

With IVE’s “BANG BANG” and Hearts2Hearts’ “RUDE!” both making serious pushes on the charts, BLACKPINK’s win wasn’t a foregone conclusion. Accumulating 5,935 total points across digital performance, physical sales, broadcast scores, and fan voting, the group demonstrated that even after years at the top, their global fanbase BLINK still shows up when it counts.

## Full March 15 Inkigayo Performance Lineup

The episode was packed with exciting stages from a wide range of artists, making it one of the more memorable Inkigayo lineups of the month:

Yena performed “Catch Catch,” KickFlip brought energy with “Twenty,” P1Harmony delivered “UNIQUE,” SHINee’s Onew showcased “TOUGH LOVE,” and Baby DONT Cry performed “Shapeshifter.” The lineup also featured NouerA with “POP IT LIKE,” H1-KEY’s emotional “To. My First Love,” and MADEIN performing “Super Obvious.” Additional stages came from ODD YOUTH, Dragon Pony, In A Minute, TUNEXX, SKINZ, LAVIN, Song ziu, and V01D — making for a genuinely diverse and entertaining show from start to finish.

The breadth of the lineup — spanning established artists like SHINee’s Onew and buzzy new acts like KickFlip — is a reminder of just how rich and varied the current K-pop music ecosystem is right now.

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## FAQs

### **Q: How many Inkigayo wins does BLACKPINK have for “GO”?**

With their March 15, 2026 victory, BLACKPINK now has **3 consecutive Inkigayo wins** for “GO” from their latest mini album *DEADLINE*, beating IVE and Hearts2Hearts with 5,935 points.

### **Q: Who performed on Inkigayo on March 15, 2026?**

 The episode featured stages from Yena, KickFlip, P1Harmony, SHINee’s Onew, Baby DONT Cry, NouerA, H1-KEY, MADEIN, ODD YOUTH, Dragon Pony, In A Minute, TUNEXX, SKINZ, LAVIN, Song ziu, and V01D — alongside BLACKPINK’s trophy win.