Most viewed K-pop songs 2026: K-Ville Entertainment’s October Week 2 video offers a snapshot of music-video viewing activity. In the uploader’s separate weekly-gains list, LISA’s “SaWaDiKa” leads with 7,202,628 additional views, followed by ILLIT’s “It’s Me.” This article summarizes the video’s published description and explains how to read its figures.
Source edition: October Week 2, published October 18, 2026. Summary prepared October 19, 2026 (KST). Figures below are the uploader’s reported weekly increases, excluding new entries; they are not live YouTube counts or an independently audited chart.
Watch the original K-Ville chart video
Open the original video on YouTube · Creator: K-Ville Entertainment · Running time: 33 minutes 37 seconds.
Most viewed K-pop songs 2026: weekly view gains
The video title refers to the year’s most-viewed songs. The following table reproduces the weekly increase list supplied in its description. A higher position here means a larger increase during the source’s reporting week, rather than a higher all-time or year-to-date total.
| Position | Artist | Song | Additional views |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | LISA | SaWaDiKa | 7,202,628 |
| 2 | ILLIT | It’s Me | 6,401,433 |
| 3 | LE SSERAFIM, ILLIT & KATSEYE | ICONIC BY MISTAKE | 5,188,083 |
| 4 | BTS | 2.0 | 4,367,836 |
| 5 | IU | Unknown Planet | 4,249,184 |
| 6 | ATEEZ | BAD | 4,163,997 |
| 7 | Stray Kids | This & That | 3,561,141 |
| 8 | TUIDE | SUN KISS | 3,085,288 |
| 9 | ENHYPEN | Bloody Paradise | 2,970,923 |
| 10 | LE SSERAFIM | BOOMPALA | 2,785,611 |
What stands out in this edition?
LISA and ILLIT lead the reported weekly momentum
LISA and ILLIT occupy the first two positions in the description’s weekly-gains list. Together with the LE SSERAFIM, ILLIT and KATSEYE collaboration in third place, these entries provide a useful starting point for exploring the week’s viewing activity. These figures describe views of the counted videos; they do not measure unique listeners or paid sales.
Group releases and solo tracks share the list
BTS, ATEEZ, Stray Kids and ENHYPEN appear alongside solo performers LISA and IU. This mix makes the compilation useful for discovering different artists in a single sitting. It does not, by itself, establish why a song gained views, how much activity came from any country, or whether advertising contributed.
New entries deserve a separate look
The uploader names A2O LITE, MEOVV, NCT WISH and Mark Lee among this edition’s new entries. Since new entries are excluded from the weekly-gains table above, their absence from that table should not be read as weak performance. The description’s alphabetical song list is also not a ranking.
For more background, read our A2O LITE and NEON guide, or browse the K-pop section.
How K-Ville defines this chart
- The uploader excludes OSTs, dance-practice videos and advertising or brand collaborations.
- Identical music videos on official channels may have their views combined.
- Where a music video has multiple versions, the uploader counts the version with the highest views and includes one entry per song.
- Eligible releases are Korean- or English-language songs promoted in Korea and/or by Korean artists and former K-pop idols.
- Live-performance inclusion is restricted by the uploader’s stated promotion and special-performance criteria.
These editorial rules affect the comparison. Treat this as K-Ville’s curated YouTube-view chart, rather than a comprehensive industry chart covering every release, platform or language.
How to use the video as a listening guide
Start with the embedded compilation to sample the featured releases. When a track catches your attention, look for the artist’s official music video for the full release and current view count. Comparing several editions using the same counting rules can provide context, but one week’s increase alone is insufficient to establish a sustained trend.
Frequently asked questions
Is LISA number one for total 2026 views?
The verified description places LISA first for weekly view gains excluding new entries. That statement does not establish her position in the video’s cumulative 2026 ranking.
Is this an official Billboard or Circle Chart ranking?
No. The source is a compilation published by K-Ville Entertainment using its own inclusion and counting rules.
Are the view counts updated automatically?
No. The figures are a fixed snapshot reported for this video edition. Check the original uploader and official artist channels for later updates.
Can I watch the full compilation here?
The original YouTube player is embedded above. Playback availability depends on YouTube, your location and the uploader’s embedding settings. The direct source link is provided if playback is unavailable.
Editorial note: This is an independent summary and interpretation of the original video’s description. The embedded video remains hosted on YouTube; music, footage and other rights belong to their respective owners. No lyrics or full transcript are reproduced. Source: K-Ville Entertainment, “MOST VIEWED K-POP SONGS OF 2026 (OCTOBER | WEEK 2)”.