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The Gaon Chart is the national chart of South Korea and serves as a chart similar to that of Japan’s Oricon and United States’ Billboard. Check out the chart rankings for the week of March 18th to March 24th below! More »

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The Gaon Chart is the national chart of South Korea and serves as a chart similar to that of Japan’s Oricon and United States’ Billboard. Check out the chart rankings for the week of March 11th to March 17th below! More »

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The Gaon Chart is the national chart of South Korea and serves as a chart similar to that of Japan’s Oricon and United States’ Billboard. Check out the chart rankings for the week of February 26th to March 3rd below! More »

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The Gaon Chart is the national chart of South Korea and is intended to serve as a chart similar to that of Japan’s Oricon and United States’ Billboard. Check out the chart rankings for the third week of February below! More »

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The Gaon Chart is the national chart of South Korea and is intended to serve as a chart similar to that of Japan’s Oricon and United States’ Billboard. Check out the chart rankings for the fourth week of January below! More »

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Instiz has revealed its chart rankings for the month of January! The Instiz Chart is a combination of various charts that South Korea uses to rank music sales and therefore, is often used by fans to determine if their favorite artist has achieved a certified “All-Kill”. More »

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Instiz has revealed its chart rankings for the month of January! The Instiz Chart is a combination of various charts that South Korea uses to rank music sales and therefore, is often used by fans to determine if their favorite artist has achieved a certified “All-Kill”. More »

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The Gaon Chart is the national chart of South Korea and is intended to serve as a chart similar to that of Japan’s Oricon and United States’ Billboard. Check out the chart rankings for the second week of January below! More »

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On December 29th, the first European K-Pop Award Show, So-Loved Awards 2011, was held at the Korean Cultural Center in Berlin, Germany. So-loved and K-Colors of Korea opened up voting for the awards from November 1st until November 30th. More »

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