List of Inkigayo Chart winners (2020)

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Inkigayo Chart winners (2020)
Highlights
Artist(s) with most wins BTS and Blackpink (9)
Song with highest score"On" by BTS (10,627)
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"On" by BTS had the highest score of 2020, with 10,627 on the March 8 broadcast. The song also earned a Triple Crown. Their succeeding singles "Dynamite" and "Life Goes On" also received Triple Crowns. BTS on the Billboard Music Awards red carpet, 1 May 2019.jpg
"On" by BTS had the highest score of 2020, with 10,627 on the March 8 broadcast. The song also earned a Triple Crown. Their succeeding singles "Dynamite" and "Life Goes On" also received Triple Crowns.

The Inkigayo Chart is a music program record chart on Seoul Broadcasting System (SBS) that gives an award to the best-performing single of the week in South Korea. The chart measures digital performance in domestic online music services (55%), social media via YouTube views (30%), album sales (10%), network on-air time (10%), and advanced viewer votes (5%) in its ranking methodology. [1]

In 2020, 26 singles have ranked number one on the chart and 21 music acts received an award trophy for this feat. Eleven songs have collected trophies for three weeks and earned a Triple Crown: Red Velvet's "Psycho", [2] Zico's "Any Song", [3] BTS's "On", [4] "Dynamite", [5] and "Life Goes On", [6] Itzy's "Wannabe", [7] IU's "Eight", [8] Blackpink's "How You Like That", [9] "Ice Cream" [10] and "Lovesick Girls", [11] and Hwasa's "María". [12]

Chart history

Blackpink received three Inkigayo Triple Crowns for "How You Like That," "Ice Cream" and "Lovesick Girls," making them the only female act with the most number of wins in 2020, and the first act to win six trophies in a row. Blackpink in 2020 for PUBG Mobile (derived).jpg
Blackpink received three Inkigayo Triple Crowns for "How You Like That," "Ice Cream" and "Lovesick Girls," making them the only female act with the most number of wins in 2020, and the first act to win six trophies in a row.
Red Velvet achieved their first Inkigayo Triple Crown with "Psycho". Red Velvet at Dream Concert on May 18, 2019.png
Red Velvet achieved their first Inkigayo Triple Crown with "Psycho".
(G)I-dle received their first Inkigayo trophy with "Oh My God". 190424 deopaegteu myujig eoweojeu redeukapes yeojaaideul.jpg
(G)I-dle received their first Inkigayo trophy with "Oh My God".
Iz*One won their first Inkigayo award with "Secret Story of the Swan." 190106 33hoe goldeundiseukeu sisangsig redeukapes aijeuweon 02.png
Iz*One won their first Inkigayo award with "Secret Story of the Swan."
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Suho at 24th Busan Internation Film Festival red carpet on October 3, 2019.png
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Suga of BTS (top left), Hwasa of Mamamoo (top right), Suho of Exo (bottom left) and Taemin of Shinee (bottom right) received their first Inkigayo awards as soloists with "Eight", "María", "Let's Love" and "Idea", with the former two earning a Triple Crown.
Key
Indicates a Triple Crown
Indicates the highest score of the year
EpisodeDateArtistSongPointsRef.
1,029January 5 Red Velvet "Psycho"10,028 [13]
1,030January 128,992 [14]
1,031January 197,644 [2]
—January 26 Zico "Any Song"7,038 [15]
1,032February 29,033 [16]
1,033February 98,464 [3]
1,034February 16 GFriend "Crossroads"5,999 [17]
1,035February 23 Noel "Late Night"5,864 [18]
1,036March 1 BTS "On"7,393 [19]
1,037March 810,627 [20]
1,038March 159,682 [4]
1,039March 22 Itzy "Wannabe"10,108 [21]
1,040March 299,315 [22]
1,041April 57,752 [7]
1,042April 12 Suho "Let's Love"5,707 [23]
1,043April 19 (G)I-dle "Oh My God"8,332 [24]
1,044April 26 Apink "Dumhdurum"9,103 [25]
1,045May 36,553 [26]
1,046May 10 Oh My Girl "Nonstop"9,737 [27]
1,047May 17 IU feat. Suga "Eight"8,853 [28]
1,048May 248,834 [29]
1,049May 317,588 [8]
1,050June 7 Baekhyun "Candy"7,767 [30]
1,051June 14 Twice "More & More"10,558 [31]
1,052June 219,309 [32]
1,053June 28 Iz*One "Secret Story of the Swan"6,911 [33]
1,054July 5 Blackpink "How You Like That"6,027 [34]
1,055July 128,973 [35]
1,056July 198,929 [9]
1,057July 26 Hwasa "María"6,936 [36]
1,058August 27,889 [37]
1,059August 98,045 [12]
1,060August 16(G)I-dle"Dumdi Dumdi"7,143 [38]
1,061August 237,007 [39]
1,062August 30BTS"Dynamite"6,397 [40]
1,063September 68,935 [41]
1,064September 138,626 [5]
1,065September 20Blackpink and Selena Gomez "Ice Cream"6,484 [42]
1,066September 276,428 [43]
—October 46,267 [10]
1,067October 11Blackpink"Lovesick Girls"6,376 [44]
1,068October 1810,239 [45]
1,069October 257,532 [11]
—November 1 Seventeen "Home;Run"6,889 [46]
1,070November 8Twice"I Can't Stop Me"7,460 [47]
1,071November 156,965 [48]
1,072November 22 Taemin "Idea"5,911 [49]
1,073November 29BTS"Life Goes On"6,758 [50]
1,074December 610,234 [51]
1,075December 139,196 [6]
—December 20Iz*One"Panorama"6,907 [52]
—December 27 Taeyeon "What Do I Call You"5,744 [53]
"—" denotes an episode did not air that week.

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