List of Show Champion Chart winners (2023)

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Blackpink's Jisoo (pictured) won her first ever music show and achieved her first triple crown as a soloist with her song "Flower". Kim Jisoo in July 2023 05 (cropped).jpg
Blackpink's Jisoo (pictured) won her first ever music show and achieved her first triple crown as a soloist with her song "Flower".
Nmixx (pictured) received their first ever music show win and had the highest score of the year with "Love Me Like This" on Show Champion March 29 episode. enmigseu - myujigbaengkeu culgeungil jigkaem NMIXX MusicBank Fancam 220624.jpg
Nmixx (pictured) received their first ever music show win and had the highest score of the year with "Love Me Like This" on Show Champion March 29 episode.

The Show Champion Chart is a record chart on the South Korean MBC M television music program Show Champion . Every week, the show awards the best-performing single on the chart in the country during its live broadcast. [1]

Contents

In 2023, 30 singles reached number one on the chart, and 26 acts were awarded first-place trophies. "Love Me Like This" by Nmixx had the highest score of the year, with 9,176 points on the March 29 broadcast. "Flower" by Jisoo is the song to achieve a triple crown.

Chart history

BSS (pictured) won their first ever music show with their Show Champion award for "Fighting." 230216 BSS (buseogsun).jpg
BSS (pictured) won their first ever music show with their Show Champion award for "Fighting."
Key
Indicates a Triple Crown
Highest score of the year
—No show was held
EpisodeDateArtistSongPointsRef.
—January 4No Broadcast or Winner[ citation needed ]
—January 11[ citation needed ]
—January 18[ citation needed ]
—January 25[ citation needed ]
—February 1[ citation needed ]
462February 8 NCT 127 "Ay-Yo"4,751 [2]
463February 15 BSS "Fighting"5,963 [3]
464February 22 STAYC "Teddy Bear"6,240 [4]
465March 1 The Boyz "Roar"4,839 [5]
466March 8 STAYC "Teddy Bear"6,083 [6]
467 [lower-alpha 1] March 15No Winner [7]
468March 22 Twice "Set Me Free"5,120 [8]
469March 29 Nmixx "Love Me Like This"9,176 [9]
470 [lower-alpha 1] April 5 Jisoo "Flower"6,990 [10]
471April 127,058 [11]
472April 19 Ive "I Am"6,607 [12]
473April 26 Jisoo "Flower" 4,870 [13]
474May 3 Seventeen "Super"5,706 [14]
475May 10 Le Sserafim "Unforgiven"7,521 [15]
—May 17No Broadcast or Winner[ citation needed ]
476May 24 (G)I-dle "Queencard"8,141 [16]
477May 31 Dreamcatcher "Bon Voyage"4,732 [17]
478June 7 Stray Kids "S-Class"4,790 [18]
479June 145,149 [19]
480June 21 Ateez "Bouncy (K-Hot Chilli Peppers)"5,821 [20]
481June 28 Lim Young-woong "Grain of Sand"5,310 [21]
482July 5 Shinee "Hard"7,946 [22]
483July 126,578 [23]
484July 19 Zerobaseone "In Bloom"6,425 [24]
485July 26 NCT Dream "ISTJ"5,387 [25]
486August 2 Jungkook "Seven"5,545 [26]
487August 95,311 [27]
488 [lower-alpha 1] August 16 NewJeans "Super Shy"3,779 [28]
—August 23No Broadcast or Winner[ citation needed ]
489August 30 Everglow "Slay"4,392 [29]
490September 6 NCT U "Baggy Jeans"4,982 [30]
491September 13 BoyNextDoor "But Sometimes"4,486 [31]
492September 20 V "Slow Dancing"4,599 [32]
493September 27 Tempest "Vroom Vroom"5,317 [33]
494 [lower-alpha 1] October 4No Winner [34]
495October 11NCT 127"Fact Check"7,059 [35]
496October 185,082 [36]
497October 25Ive"Baddie"4,958 [37]
498November 1Seventeen"God of Music"7,061 [38]
499November 8 NiziU "Heartris"4,149 [39]
500November 15Stray Kids"Lalalala"5,500 [40]
—November 22No Broadcast or Winner[ citation needed ]
—November 29[ citation needed ]
501December 6Ateez"Crazy Form"5,051 [41]
—December 13No Broadcast or Winner[ citation needed ]
—December 20[ citation needed ]
—December 27[ citation needed ]

Notes

  1. 1 2 3 4 Highlight episode.

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