List of Inkigayo Chart winners (2018)

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Inkigayo Chart winners (2018)
Highlights
Artist(s) with most wins Twice (8)
Song with highest score"Fake Love" by BTS (10,918)
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Girl group Twice ranked four singles at number one, the most of any act in 2018. Three of the songs achieved a Triple Crown. 180717 yeolrineumaghoe teuwaiseu 02.jpgMinaMomoSanaFile:180717 열린음악회 트와이스 02.jpg
Girl group Twice ranked four singles at number one, the most of any act in 2018. Three of the songs achieved a Triple Crown.

The Inkigayo Chart is a music program record chart that gives an award to the best-performing single of the week in South Korea. The chart measured digital performance in domestic online music services (55%), social media via YouTube views (35%), network on-air time (10%), advanced viewer votes (5%), and album sales (5%) in its ranking methodology. [1] Songs that spend three weeks at number one are awarded a Triple Crown and are removed from the chart and ineligible to win again. Got7 member Park Jin-young, Blackpink member Jisoo and NCT member Doyoung had hosted the show since February 5, 2017, and continued to do so until February 4, 2018. Actor Song Kang, Seventeen member Mingyu and DIA member Jung Chae-yeon were announced as new hosts beginning the February 18 broadcast. Kang left the show on November 4, 2018.

In 2018, there were 30 singles that ranked number one on the chart and 21 music acts received award trophies for this feat. 10 songs collected trophies for three weeks and earned a Triple Crown: Twice's "Heart Shaker", [2] "What Is Love?", [3] and "Dance the Night Away"; [4] iKon's "Love Scenario"; [5] Mamamoo's "Starry Night"; [6] BTS's "Fake Love" [7] and "Idol"; [8] Blackpink's "Ddu-Du Ddu-Du"; [9] IU's "Bbibbi"; [10] and Jennie's "Solo". [11] Six artists ranked more than one single at number one in 2018. Former Wonder Girls member Sunmi was the only soloist to have more than one chart topper in 2018 with "Heroine" and "Siren" from her album Warning . Three boy groups had ranked two singles at number one in 2018; iKon with "Love Scenario" and "Goodbye Road", Winner with "Everyday" and "Millions", and BTS with "Fake Love" and "Idol". Both singles by BTS ranked number one for three consecutive weeks each and achieved a triple crown. Their single "Fake Love" achieved 10,918 points on the June 3 broadcast making it the single with the highest score of the year. iKon's third consecutive win with "Love Scenario" granted the group their first Triple Crown since their debut. [5]

Red Velvet had three singles rank number one on the chart; "Peek-a-Boo", "Bad Boy" and "Power Up". Meanwhile, girl group Twice ranked four singles at number one on the chart in 2018 achieved with "Heart Shaker", "What Is Love?", "Dance the Night Away", and "Yes or Yes". The former three singles ranked number one for three weeks on the chart and achieved a triple crown. The four song spent a total of eight weeks atop the chart making them the artist with the most wins of the year. Three soloists ranked number one on the chart for the first time in 2018. Musician Paul Kim earned his first award with "Me After You" despite a lack of promotional activities on music shows. [12] [13] Blackpink member Jennie made her debut performance as a soloist on the November 25 broadcast of Inkigayo, where she won her first music show award with "Solo". [14] Upon topping the ranking with "180 Degree", soloist Ben won her first music show award over nine years after her debut. [15]

Chart history

"Fake Love" accumulated 10,918 points on the June 3 broadcast, earning boy group BTS the highest score of 2018. 181201 BTS at the MelOn Music Awards.jpgVJinJinFile:181201 BTS at the MelOn Music Awards.jpg
"Fake Love" accumulated 10,918 points on the June 3 broadcast, earning boy group BTS the highest score of 2018.
iKon earned its first Triple Crown of its career with "Love Scenario". nepa ddaddeushan sesang kaempein roncing balpyohoe (IKON).jpgB.IBobbyJayJun-hoeYunhyeongDonghyukChan-wooFile:네파 따뜻한 세상 캠페인 론칭 발표회 (IKON).jpg
iKon earned its first Triple Crown of its career with "Love Scenario".
Musician Paul Kim earned his first music show award with "Me After You". (jigkaem)(4K 60P) polkim - keopi han jan halraeyo (180415 2018 H.A.N.D peseutibeol) by.JAS 23s.jpg
Musician Paul Kim earned his first music show award with "Me After You".
Blackpink member Jennie received her first music show award as a soloist with "Solo". Jennie at a fansigning event on June 24, 2018.jpg
Blackpink member Jennie received her first music show award as a soloist with "Solo".
Key
†Indicates a Triple Crown
‡Indicates the highest score of the year
—No show was held
EpisodeDateArtistSongPointsRef.
940January 7 Twice "Heart Shaker" †7,926 [16]
941January 14 Red Velvet "Peek-a-Boo"6,477 [17]
942January 21 Infinite "Tell Me"6,428 [18]
943January 28 Sunmi "Heroine"7,017 [19]
944February 47,146 [20]
—February 11 Red Velvet "Bad Boy"9,490 [21]
945February 18 iKon "Love Scenario" †8,543 [22]
946February 258,986 [23]
947March 49,091 [24]
948March 11 Momoland "Bboom Bboom"9,051 [25]
949March 18 Mamamoo "Starry Night" †9,158 [26]
950March 256,853 [27]
951April 17,265 [28]
952April 8 Momoland "Bboom Bboom"7,409 [29]
953April 15 Winner "Everyday"8,799 [30]
954April 22 Twice "What Is Love?" †10,527 [31]
955April 299,752 [32]
956May 69,575 [33]
957May 13 GFriend "Time for the Moon Night"8,811 [34]
958May 206,972 [35]
959May 27 BTS "Fake Love" †7,068 [36]
960June 310,918 ‡ [37]
961June 108,681 [38]
962June 17 Bolbbalgan4 "Travel"7,427 [39]
963June 24 Blackpink "Ddu-Du Ddu-Du" †6,886 [40]
964July 110,170 [41]
965July 89,753 [42]
966July 15 Apink "I'm So Sick"8,812 [43]
967July 22 Twice "Dance the Night Away" †10,571 [44]
968July 299,086 [45]
969August 59,221 [46]
970August 12 Zico "SoulMate"6,816 [47]
—August 19 Red Velvet "Power Up"10,494 [48]
971August 268,684 [49]
972September 2 BTS "Idol" †6,038 [50]
973September 99,513 [51]
974September 168,320 [52]
975September 23 Sunmi "Siren"7,426 [53]
976September 30 Got7 "Lullaby"6,228 [54]
977October 7 Im Chang-jung "There Has Never Been a Day I Haven't Loved You"6,723 [55]
978October 14 iKon "Goodbye Road"8,953 [56]
UHD Special [57] October 21 IU "Bbibbi" †9,341 [58]
979October 287,905 [59]
—November 49,648 [60]
980November 11 Paul Kim "Me After You"6,076 [61]
—November 18 Twice "Yes or Yes"10,303 [62]
981November 25 Jennie "Solo" †10,002 [63]
982December 29,719 [64]
983December 9 Mino "Fiancé"9,492 [65]
984December 16 Jennie "Solo" †7,113 [66]
—December 23 Ben "180 Degree"6,360 [67]
—December 30 Winner "Millions"7,314 [68]
"—" denotes an episode did not air that week.

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  64. ↑ 12월 첫째 주 인기가요 차트 [Inkigayo chart for the first week of December] (in Korean). Seoul Broadcasting System. December 5, 2018. Archived from the original on June 13, 2020. Retrieved April 28, 2019.
  65. ↑ 12월 둘째 주 인기가요 차트 [Inkigayo chart for the second week of December] (in Korean). Seoul Broadcasting System. December 12, 2018. Archived from the original on June 13, 2020. Retrieved April 28, 2019.
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