Some groups chase records. BLACKPINK seems to collect them. On November 4 KST, the music video for “GO” crossed 100 million views on YouTube, adding another milestone to an already crowded trophy shelf.
BLACKPINK Milestone : Overview
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Song | “GO” |
| Milestone | 100 million YouTube views |
| Date reached | November 4 KST |
| MV release | February 27, 2 p.m. KST |
| Time taken | About eight months and eight days |
| Ranking | 16th full-group MV to hit 100 million |
Eight Months to 100 Million
“GO” reached the mark roughly eight months and eight days after its February 27 release. That’s a steady climb rather than an overnight spike, which suggests sustained interest from fans well after the comeback buzz faded.
Number 16 in a Legendary Lineup
The group has now hit 100 million with 16 full-group music videos. The earlier entries read like a greatest-hits list: “BOOMBAYAH,” “Playing with Fire,” “Whistle,” “As If It’s Your Last,” “Stay,” “DDU-DU DDU-DU,” “Kill This Love,” “How You Like That,” “Ice Cream,” “Lovesick Girls,” “Pink Venom,” “Shut Down,” “Ready For Love,” “THE GIRLS” and “JUMP.”
“BOOMBAYAH” was the first of their videos to reach the milestone, and several others later set speed records for K-pop groups. Seeing a newer release join that list shows the group’s pull hasn’t slowed.
Why This Matters?
A hundred million views is impressive for any video. Doing it sixteen times with full-group releases highlights the consistency of the group’s fan base. It also suggests they keep attracting new listeners alongside their loyal followers, which is hard to manage across a decade-spanning catalog.
How Fans Can Celebrate?
The simplest way to mark the occasion is to rewatch the “GO” video on YouTube. Fans also like to share the milestone on social media and revisit older hits, since a surge in one video often lifts others.
More From the Group
Individual members keep busy too. Jisoo stars in Omniscient Reader: The Prophecy, which is streaming on Viki, if you want to catch her on screen.
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FAQs
Q1. How long did “GO” take to reach 100 million views?
About eight months and eight days after its February 27 release.
Q2. How many BLACKPINK MVs have passed 100 million views?
“GO” is their 16th full-group music video to reach the milestone.





