Melon has released its overall chart results for the past decade!

On December 1, Melon—Korea’s largest music streaming service—revealed its chart of the top 100 songs of the 2010s (the 10 years from 2010 to 2019).

IU was the artist who landed the most songs on the chart by far, with 11 of her songs making it into the top 100. BOL4 came in second place with five songs, while TWICE and Park Hyo Shin tied for third with four songs on the list each. BTS, BLACKPINK, Paul Kim, and Busker Busker came next, with each artist landing three songs on the chart.

Congratulations to all of the artists who made the chart! The full list of 100 songs is as follows:

1. Busker Busker’s “Cherry Blossom Ending”
2. IU’s “Through the Night”
3. Park Hyo Shin’s “Wildflower”
4. BTS’s “Spring Day”
5. IU’s “Friday” (featuring HISTORY’s Jang Yi Jeong)
6. Ailee’s “I Will Go to You Like the First Snow”
7. IU and HIGH4’s “Not Spring, Love, or Cherry Blossoms”
8. Paul Kim’s “Every Day, Every Moment”
9. MC the Max’s “No Matter Where”
10. Naul’s “Memory of the Wind”
11. MeloMance’s “Gift”
12. VIXX, Sung Si Kyung, Park Hyo Shin, Seo In Guk, and Lee Seok Hoon’s “Because It’s Christmas”
13. IU’s “Meaning of You” (featuring Kim Chang Wan)
14. Yoon Jong Shin’s “Like It”
15. Heize’s “You, Clouds, Rain” (featuring Shin Yong Jae)
16. TWICE’s “Cheer Up”
17. BOL4’s “Galaxy”
18. IU’s “Merry Christmas in Advance” (featuring Thunder)
19. Im Chang Jung’s “Love Again”
20. Urban Zakapa’s “I Don’t Love You”
21. Soyou and Junggigo’s “Some”
22. iKON’s “Love Scenario”
23. IU’s “Good Day”
24. San E and Raina’s “A Midsummer Night’s Sweetness”
25. Shaun’s “Way Back Home”
26. Han Dong Geun’s “Making a New Ending for This Story”
27. Kim Bum Soo’s “Last Love”
28. BTS’s “DNA”
29. Red Velvet’s “Red Flavor”
30. Im Chang Jung’s “The Love I Committed”
31. Primary’s “Johnny” (featuring Dynamic Duo)
32. IU’s “Palette” (featuring G-Dragon)
33. BOL4’s “Tell Me You Love Me”
34. Lee Juck’s “Don’t Worry”
35. Busker Busker’s “Yeosu Night Sea”
36. IU’s “You & I”
37. Crush’s “Beautiful”
38. BLACKPINK’s “DDU-DU DDU-DU”
39. TWICE’s “TT”
40. Paul Kim’s “Me After You”
41. Nilo’s “Pass”
42. Jang Deok Cheol’s “Good Old Days”
43. BOL4’s “Hard to Love”
44. Lee Hi’s “Breathe”
45. Dean’s “D (Half Moon)” (featuring Gaeko)
46. WINNER’s “Really Really”
47. Jung Seung Hwan’s “If It Was You”
48. BOL4’s “Travel”
49. BTOB’s “Missing You”
50. BLACKPINK’s “As If It’s Your Last”
51. BIGBANG’s “BANG BANG BANG”
52. Park Hyo Shin’s “Snow Flower”
53. Wanna One’s “Energetic”
54. Seo In Guk and Jung Eun Ji’s “All for You”
55. BLACKPINK’s “Playing With Fire”
56. Zion.T’s “Yanghwa Bridge”
57. Jung Joon Il’s “Hug Me”
58. Oh Hyuk’s “A Little Girl”
59. GFRIEND’s “Me Gustas Tu”
60. BEAST’s “On Rainy Days”
61. BOL4’s “Some”
62. Woo Won Jae’s “We Are” (featuring Loco and Gray)
63. PSY’s “What Would Have Been” (featuring Park Jung Hyun)
64. Heize’s “Don’t Come Back” (featuring Yong Junhyung)
65. Taeyang’s “Eyes, Nose, Lips”
66. Paul Kim’s “Rain”
67. GFRIEND’s “Rough”
68. IU’s “BBIBBI”
69. Park Hyo Shin’s “Breath”
70. Baek A Yeon’s “Shouldn’t Have…” (featuring Young K)
71. Taeyeon’s “I” (featuring Verbal Jint)
72. Hyukoh’s “Wi Ing Wi Ing”
73. MOMOLAND’s “BBoom BBoom”
74. Kyuhyun’s “At Gwanghwamun”
75. Davichi’s “This Love”
76. TWICE’s “Like OOH-AHH”
77. MC the Max’s “Wind That Blows”
78. GFRIEND’s Yuju and Loco’s “Spring is Gone by Chance”
79. Han Dong Geun’s “Amazing You”
80. IU’s “Twenty-Three”
81. TWICE’s “Dance the Night Away”
82. 4Men’s “I Can’t” (featuring Mi)
83. Busker Busker’s “Love, At First”
84. Sung Si Kyung’s “Every Moment of You”
85. Roy Kim’s “Only Then”
86. Lee Sun Hee’s “Meet Him Among Them”
87. Suran’s “Wine” (produced by BTS’ Suga)
88. IU’s “My Old Story”
89. BTS’s “Blood Sweat & Tears”
90. AKMU’s “200%”
91. Zico’s “Boys and Girls” (featuring Babylon)
92. Maktub and Gu Yoon Heo’s “Marry Me”
93. Primary’s “Question Mark” (featuring Dynamic Duo’s Choiza and Zion.T)
94. MAMAMOO’s “Starry Night”
95. AKMU’s “Last Goodbye”
96. Park Won’s “All of My Life”
97. Naul’s “Living in the Same Time”
98. Zion.T’s “Eat”
99. 10cm’s “What the Spring??”
100. Gummy’s “You Are My Everything”

What were your favorite songs of the past decade? Share your thoughts with us in the comments below!

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The Recording Industry Association of Japan (RIAJ) has announced its latest batch of official certifications!

Earlier this year, the RIAJ implemented a new certification system for online streaming of songs, as an addition to its pre-existing certification systems for physical album shipments and digital download sales. According to the new system, songs are certified silver once they reach 30 million streams, gold at 50 million streams, and platinum at 100 million streams.

In the RIAJ’s newly announced batch of certifications (dated October 2020), BTS’s hit single “Dynamite” received an official gold certification after surpassing 50 million streams—making it the fastest song by a Korean artist ever to achieve the feat. It is also BTS’s second track to earn a gold streaming certification from the RIAJ, following their 2019 song “Boy With Luv.”

BTS also received a silver certification for their 2018 title track “IDOL” after surpassing 30 million streams. Apart from “Dynamite” and “Boy With Luv,” which have now both been certified gold, BTS has also gone silver in Japan with “DNA,” “Fake Love,” “Lights,” and “Stay Gold.”

Meanwhile, TWICE earned official silver certifications for both the Korean version of “TT” and their recent Japanese song “Fanfare.” TWICE has previously gone silver in Japan with the Japanese version of “TT,” as well as their songs “YES or YES,” “What Is Love?“, “Likey,” “MORE & MORE,” “Dance the Night Away,” and “Heart Shaker“—in addition to going gold with their hits “Feel Special” and “FANCY.”

Finally, BIGBANG earned their very first RIAJ streaming certification with their 2015 hit “BANG BANG BANG.”

Congratulations to all three artists!

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