BLACKPINK Are Closing In on a Historic Spotify Clean Sweep

34 of BLACKPINK’s 37 original group tracks have now surpassed 100 million streams on Spotify — leaving just three DEADLINE B-sides between the group and a remarkable 100M milestone across their entire core discography.

Few artists can claim the kind of streaming consistency that BLACKPINK have built across a decade of releases. From their explosive 2016 debut to their latest era, the group’s catalog has continued to accumulate streams at extraordinary rates, turning individual songs into long-running global hits.

Now, with 34 out of 37 original group tracks already above 100 million Spotify streams, BLACKPINK are just three songs away from an unprecedented clean sweep of their core group discography.

34 Out of 37: The Numbers Behind the Milestone

BLACKPINK’s original group catalog currently consists of 37 tracks, excluding major collaborations and featured appearances. Of those songs, 34 have crossed the 100 million-stream threshold, representing approximately 91.9% of the entire catalog.

That figure becomes even more striking when looking at the group's singles.

Every BLACKPINK title track and pre-release single has already surpassed 100 million streams.

The remaining three songs are all B-sides from the group’s latest DEADLINE EP:

• “Champion” — approximately 49.5 million streams
• “Me and My” — approximately 35 million streams
• “Fxxxboy” — approximately 25.3 million streams

While they still have ground to cover, all three continue to accumulate daily streams, keeping the possibility of a complete 100M catalog firmly within reach.

A Catalog Where Even the Deep Cuts Thrive

What makes BLACKPINK’s numbers particularly notable isn't simply the success of their biggest singles. It is the sheer consistency across their albums and EPs.

Their earliest releases already established the pattern.

From “WHISTLE” and “BOOMBAYAH” to “PLAYING WITH FIRE” and “STAY,” BLACKPINK’s debut-era music has maintained enormous streaming longevity years after its original release.

The momentum continued with SQUARE UP, whose complete tracklist has crossed the 100 million mark. That means not only the era-defining “DDU-DU DDU-DU,” but also tracks such as “Forever Young,” “Really,” and “See U Later” have reached the same nine-figure milestone.

The same phenomenon can be seen throughout KILL THIS LOVE. Every track on the EP — including “Don’t Know What To Do,” “Kick It,” and “Hope Not” — has surpassed 100 million streams.

For an artist whose biggest hits dominate global playlists, the ability of their less-promoted songs to maintain such strong streaming numbers is arguably just as impressive.

THE ALBUM: A Complete 100M Streaming Era

BLACKPINK’s first full-length studio album, THE ALBUM, provides perhaps the clearest example of their catalog strength.

Every track on the project has crossed 100 million Spotify streams.

That includes global singles such as “How You Like That” and “Lovesick Girls,” alongside album tracks including “Pretty Savage,” “Crazy Over You,” “Love To Hate Me,” and “You Never Know.”

Even “Bet You Wanna,” featuring Cardi B, has joined the nine-figure club.

The achievement effectively turns THE ALBUM into a completely 100M+ streaming project — a feat that demonstrates how strongly listeners continued to engage with the album beyond its promotional singles.

BORN PINK Continues the Pattern

The group's second studio album, BORN PINK, has followed the same trajectory.

Its major singles “Pink Venom” and “Shut Down” became immediate global streaming forces, but the album’s deeper cuts have proven equally durable.

“Typa Girl,” “Yeah Yeah Yeah,” “Hard to Love,” “The Happiest Girl,” and “Tally” have all crossed the 100 million mark.

That gives BORN PINK another complete album run in which every listed track has surpassed nine figures on Spotify.

For BLACKPINK, the distinction between a “hit” and a “deep cut” has become increasingly blurred. Songs that may have received less promotional attention can still generate hundreds of millions of streams over time.

Even Their Standalone Releases Have Endured

The group's streaming dominance extends beyond their major albums.

Standalone releases such as “As If It’s Your Last,” “Ready For Love,” and “THE GIRLS” have all cleared 100 million streams.

Their international collaborations have also contributed to the group's enormous streaming footprint.

Both “Kiss and Make Up” with Dua Lipa and “Sour Candy” with Lady Gaga have surpassed 100 million Spotify streams, highlighting BLACKPINK’s ability to remain highly competitive even outside their own albums.

DEADLINE Is the Final Frontier

The only remaining gap in BLACKPINK’s 100M catalog comes from their newest project, DEADLINE.

The EP has already produced two songs that have crossed the milestone: “JUMP” and “GO.”

Now, attention turns toward the three remaining B-sides.

“Champion” — ~49.5M

Sitting at roughly 49.5 million streams, “Champion” is currently the closest of the three remaining tracks to the 100 million mark.

It has already established a substantial streaming audience and needs approximately another 50 million streams to complete its journey.

“Me and My” — ~35M

“Me and My” has accumulated around 35 million streams, placing it further behind “Champion” but still firmly on the road toward the milestone.

Its continued daily streaming will be crucial as the DEADLINE era develops.

“Fxxxboy” — ~25.3M

At approximately 25.3 million streams, “Fxxxboy” currently has the longest journey ahead.

Nevertheless, the song represents one of the final pieces of a much larger catalog achievement: bringing every original BLACKPINK group track beyond 100 million Spotify streams.

The Significance of 100 Million

Crossing 100 million Spotify streams has become one of the clearest indicators of sustained consumption in the modern music industry.

But reaching the milestone once is very different from doing it repeatedly across an entire catalog.

BLACKPINK's numbers demonstrate that their streaming power is not concentrated exclusively around one or two signature hits. Their audience continues to return to music from different eras, allowing songs released years apart to accumulate streams simultaneously.

A listener discovering BLACKPINK today can move from SQUARE ONE to BORN PINK to THE ALBUM and find an extraordinary number of tracks already sitting above the same nine-figure benchmark.

From Debut to DEADLINE

Perhaps the most remarkable part of the achievement is its timeline.

BLACKPINK's catalog spans music released across different stages of their career, yet their older songs continue to generate substantial consumption alongside newer releases.

The result is a catalog with remarkable longevity.

• 37 original group tracks.
• 34 already above 100 million streams.
• 91.9% of the core catalog completed.
• And just three songs remaining.

Once “Champion,” “Me and My,” and “Fxxxboy” each cross 100 million, BLACKPINK will have reached a striking milestone: every original group track in their core 37-song catalog will have surpassed 100 million Spotify streams.

The Final Stretch

BLACKPINK have already demonstrated that their biggest songs can become streaming giants.

Now, their B-sides are carrying the final chapter of the story.

The race to 100 million is no longer about whether BLACKPINK can produce another massive streaming hit. They have already done that dozens of times.

Instead, it is about whether the group's newest deep cuts can join the same club as their biggest global anthems.

With 34 of 37 tracks already across the line, the finish is clearly visible.

Three songs remain. One milestone awaits.

And when the final DEADLINE B-side reaches 100 million Spotify streams, BLACKPINK’s core group catalog will have achieved something exceptionally rare: a complete 100M+ streaming record from their first releases through their latest era.