NewJeans’ “OMG” Performance Video Hits 400 Million Views — Their First MV to Reach the Milestone

On June 5, 2026, the official performance video for “OMG” (the Performance Ver. 1 released in early 2023) officially surpassed 400 million views on YouTube. This makes it the first NewJeans music video to reach the milestone, highlighting the group’s incredible longevity and the staying power of one of their most beloved tracks.

The performance video, known for its clean choreography, adorable styling, and the members’ infectious charm, continues to attract new viewers even years after release. It’s a perfect showcase of NewJeans’ signature “easy listening” concept that feels both timeless and fresh.

NewJeans MV View Milestones

This achievement is especially meaningful because “OMG” was never their most heavily promoted title track at the time, yet it has quietly become their biggest video. The performance version’s simple but addictive choreography clearly resonated with both fans and casual viewers worldwide.

The news arrives during one of the most competitive periods in K-pop. While we’ve been celebrating strong runs from CORTIS breaking Billboard records, AND2BLE scoring back-to-back wins, XLOV tripling their sales record, TREASURE shattering first-day sales with “WAV”, SHINee topping global iTunes, and LE SSERAFIM’s “Boompala” victory, NewJeans continues to show that quality and genuine connection can lead to remarkable long-term success.

For more on their remarkable journey from “Attention” to becoming one of the most influential 4th-generation groups, visit the NewJeans page on Wikipedia. Catch every chart milestone, comeback update, and veteran success story in our K-pop News Hub.

Conclusion

Watching “OMG” quietly climb to 400 million views feels like proof that real connection beats short-term hype every single time. NewJeans didn’t need constant promotion or trends — they just needed great music and authentic charm. This milestone isn’t just about numbers. It’s about a group that continues to grow their legacy years after debut. Shawols, ONCEs, and MYs — we’re all eating well in 2026, but NewJeans just served a quiet, elegant reminder of why we fell in love with K-pop in the first place.

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