YouTube Legends: The Ultimate 24-Hour Debut Ranking

In the world of digital music, the first 24 hours of a music video release are the ultimate test of a fandom's strength. For BLACKPINK, this 24-hour window has become a recurring demonstration of their global dominance. Every time a new video drops, the entire internet watches as the numbers climb into the tens of millions. This is not just about music; it is about a cultural shift where a single group can command the attention of the entire planet in one day.

Here is the definitive ranking of BLACKPINK's most successful 24-hour debuts. This list tracks their journey from early hits to the record-breaking milestones that redefined the industry standards.

1. Pink Venom (90.4 Million Views)

The absolute ruler of the rankings. Pink Venom remains a masterclass in how to execute a global comeback. After a long period of waiting, the fandom responded with unprecedented force, making it the most-viewed video in 24 hours for the group and one of the highest in history.

2. How You Like That (86.3 Million Views)

The song that changed everything. In 2020, How You Like That set a world record and proved that BLACKPINK was in a league of their own. It was a massive digital event that solidified their status as the most dominant musical act on YouTube.

3. Ice Cream (79.0 Million Views)

A collaboration that showcased the group's versatility. By joining forces with Selena Gomez, BLACKPINK expanded their reach even further into the Western market. The vibrant visuals and catchy melody of Ice Cream drew in nearly 80 million viewers on the first day alone.

4. Lovesick Girls (61.4 Million Views)

This track proved that the group does not need an aggressive club beat to achieve massive success. The emotional resonance and storytelling of Lovesick Girls captured the hearts of fans worldwide, maintaining their streak of high-performing debuts.

5. Kill This Love (56.7 Million Views)

A cinematic masterpiece that put the entire industry on notice. When Kill This Love dropped in 2019, it broke existing records and set a new visual standard for music videos globally, serving as a gateway for many new fans into the fandom.

6. Shut Down (Approx. 50 Million Views)

As a celebratory track that referenced their past achievements, Shut Down was a nostalgic hit. Reaching the 50 million mark in 24 hours ensured that the group remained at the very top of the global charts during their major anniversary cycles.

7. DDU-DU DDU-DU (36.2 Million Views)

While the numbers might seem lower than their more recent hits, DDU-DU DDU-DU was the foundation of their digital empire. In 2018, these figures were groundbreaking and marked the beginning of their era as billion-view legends.

8. JUMP (29.4 Million Views)

A standout from the recent DEADLINE project. Even after a decade in the spotlight, the group continues to generate massive immediate interest. This debut of JUMP showed that the group's current era is just as potent as their earlier years.

9. GO (21.3 Million Views)

Another powerful entry from the 2026 activities. GO focused on high energy and performance, leveraging the massive audience from their stadium world tours to achieve a strong 24-hour debut.

10. Ready For Love (15.7 Million Views)

Even a specialized collaboration for a gaming platform managed to break into the top ten. Ready For Love proves that any content released by the group, regardless of the format, is guaranteed to go viral instantly.

The evolution of BLACKPINK’s digital records serves as a fascinating timeline of their growth from ambitious rookies to global music icons. These numbers represent more than just technical data; they reflect a decade of hard work, strategic artistic choices, and an unbreakable bond with a global community. From the early energy of As If It’s Your Last to the sophisticated production of the DEADLINE era, each milestone has paved the way for the next. As we stand on the threshold of the group's 10th anniversary, the consistency of these record-breaking debuts suggests that their influence is far from peaking. Whether it is a solo project, a high-profile collaboration, or a group comeback, the world continues to watch in unprecedented numbers, proving that BLACKPINK’s legacy is firmly etched into the history of the digital age. We now look forward to what the future holds, as the foundation they have built over the years remains stronger than ever.