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
“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.
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 and our BLACKPINK DEADLINE album — full track review and comeback guide.
