# BLACKPINK’s “DEADLINE” Debuts at No. 11 on UK Official Albums Chart & “GO” Enters Singles Chart — Full UK Chart History Explained

URL: https://technosports.co.in/blackpinks-deadline-debuts-at-no-11/  
Published: 2026-03-08  
Updated: 2026-03-08  
Author: Reetam Bodhak

BLACKPINK are back — and the UK has noticed. The group’s highly anticipated comeback album **“DEADLINE”** has debuted at **No. 11 on the UK’s Official Albums Chart**, while their title track **“GO”** has entered the **Official Singles Chart at No. 44**, making it their **12th song** to chart in the United Kingdom. This week’s chart announcements confirm what BLINKs already knew — BLACKPINK’s return is a global event, not just a K-pop one.

## BLACKPINK “DEADLINE” & “GO” — UK Chart Debut at a Glance

| Detail | Info |
| --- | --- |
| **Album** | DEADLINE |
| **UK Albums Chart Debut** | No. 11 |
| **Title Track** | GO |
| **UK Singles Chart Debut** | No. 44 |
| **Total BLACKPINK Songs on UK Singles Chart** | 12 |
| **Total BLACKPINK Albums on UK Albums Chart** | 4 |
| **Chart Source** | UK Official Charts Company |

## BLACKPINK’s Complete UK Albums Chart History

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

“DEADLINE” is BLACKPINK’s **fourth album** to enter the UK Official Albums Chart — and their trajectory on it tells the story of one of K-pop’s most remarkable international ascents:

| Album | UK Albums Chart Peak |
| --- | --- |
| Kill This Love | No. 40 |
| THE ALBUM | No. 2 |
| BORN PINK | **No. 1** 🏆 |
| **DEADLINE** | **No. 11** |

With *BORN PINK* making BLACKPINK the **first K-pop girl group ever to top the UK Official Albums Chart** in 2022, “DEADLINE” debuting at No. 11 continues their remarkable UK presence — even if the number is lower, charting at No. 11 in one of the world’s most competitive music markets is an achievement most global artists would celebrate.

## “GO” — BLACKPINK’s 12th UK Singles Chart Entry

The title track “GO” debuting at **No. 44** makes it BLACKPINK’s **12th song to enter the UK Official Singles Chart** — a staggering number for a K-pop group in a market historically dominated by Western pop and UK homegrown artists. For context, most international non-English-language acts rarely manage even one entry on this chart.

The consistent ability to chart singles in the UK underlines BLACKPINK’s crossover appeal — their music reaches British listeners not just through dedicated K-pop fandom but through genuine mainstream radio and streaming consumption.

## Why This Matters for K-Pop

The UK Official Charts are widely considered the British equivalent of the US Billboard charts — rigorous, transparent, and based on combined streaming, download, and physical sales data. Every BLACKPINK entry on these charts is a data-backed reflection of real UK listener engagement, making each new placement a meaningful marker of the Korean Wave’s reach into Western mainstream music.

Learn more about how the UK music chart system works on the [UK Singles Chart Wikipedia page](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UK_Singles_Chart).

For more BLACKPINK comeback updates, chart milestones, and K-pop global records, check out our [K-pop girl group brand reputation rankings March 2026 on technosports.co.in](https://technosports.co.in) and our [BLACKPINK DEADLINE album — full track review and comeback guide](https://technosports.co.in).

## FAQs

### **Q: What position did BLACKPINK’s “DEADLINE” debut at on the UK Official Albums Chart?**

 A: BLACKPINK’s album “DEADLINE” debuted at **No. 11** on the UK Official Albums Chart, making it the group’s **fourth album** to enter the chart — following *Kill This Love* (No. 40), *THE ALBUM* (No. 2), and *BORN PINK* (No. 1), which made BLACKPINK the first K-pop girl group to ever top the UK Albums Chart.

### **Q: How many BLACKPINK songs have charted on the UK Official Singles Chart?**

 A: As of March 2026, BLACKPINK have had **12 songs** enter the UK Official Singles Chart, with their latest title track **“GO”** debuting at No. 44 — continuing their record as the K-pop girl group with the most entries on the prestigious UK chart.