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LISA and JISOO Dominate YouTube Charts as Maroon 5 Hits 1B Views
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LISA's 'SaWaDiKa' tops US and global YouTube charts, JISOO's 'CLICK' debuts at No. 4 worldwide, and Maroon 5's 'Payphone' video joins the Billion Views Club.

AceShowbiz - LISA has claimed the top spot on both the US and Global Top Songs charts with her high-energy single SaWaDiKa, according to YouTube Music's chart recap for the week ending September 16, 2026. The BLACKPINK star's new track propelled her to a re-entry at No. 8 on the Global Top Artists chart.

Fellow BLACKPINK member JISOO also made a major solo impact, debuting at No. 4 on Global Top Songs and No. 27 on US Top Songs with CLICK. The stylish official video, set at an abandoned carnival, has garnered over 40 million views since its release.

In milestone news, Maroon 5 and Wiz Khalifa's classic Payphone video officially joined the Billion Views Club, marking the band's sixth entry into the 1B club. The Samuel Bayer-directed visual also re-entered both the US chart at No. 93 and the Global chart at No. 100.

Girl group KATSEYE continued an explosive run with five distinct entries on the upper reaches of the charts, led by Animal at No. 5 in the US and No. 13 globally. Hootie Frutti sat at No. 6 in the US and No. 10 globally, while Pinky Up followed at No. 36 in the US. The all-star collab Iconic By Mistake hit No. 17 in the US and No. 24 globally, and Debut landed at No. 39 in the US and No. 72 globally.

Karol G's BbY WOW, a collaboration with Spanish singers Judeline and rusowsky, climbed further to No. 7 on US Top Songs and No. 6 on Global Top Songs. The breakout single from her new album No Me Arrepiento de Sentir Tanto garnered over 29.8 million views across territories in the charting period.

Miley Cyrus, who has recently re-dubbed her musical projects as MILEY, returned to the charts with the neon-lit synth-pop single Bass Persuades, claiming No. 29 on US Top Songs and No. 54 on Global Top Songs. The official video, directed by fashion photographer Mert Alas, has amassed over 12 million views since its release.

Elsewhere on the charts, Earth, Wind & Fire's 1978 hit September continued its climb, hitting No. 64 on US Top Songs on the back of more than 1.1 million views in the country. Rising singer-songwriter Alyssa Grace's folk-pop daydream bloodstream rose to No. 26 on US Top Songs with over 1.8 million views, also landing at No. 14 on US Top Songs on Shorts.

Atlanta rapper Belly Gang Kushington's WTF Goin, a collaboration with fellow ATL-based star 21 Savage, rose to No. 11 on US Top Songs. The lighthearted video has garnered over 10.5 million views since its June release. Dallas rapper Dolly Babe's club-ready cut Pink Blush climbed to No. 12 on US Top Songs and No. 13 on US Top Songs on Shorts, powered in part by an ongoing dance challenge.

Memphis rap star Pooh Shiesty continued to generate views following the release of his debut studio album All Eyes on Shiest. His single Reap What You Sow jumped to No. 23 on US Top Songs, powered in part by a new video for the track. A pair of other singles also impacted the same chart, including FDO at No. 42 and Back in Blood at No. 85.

Singer-songwriter Stella Lefty's ongoing country hit Boston continued its journey up US Top Songs, claiming the No. 25 slot. The emotional track, which appears on her new album Long Way Home, garnered over 1.9 million views in the US in the charting period.

Dua Lipa's 2024 track Training Season continued its belated climb, rising to No. 8 on Global Top Songs and No. 65 on US Top Songs around a surge of usage on shortform video. Rising pop star ADÉLA made an impact with her new Nicole Kidman, which debuted at No. 44 on US Weekly Top Music Videos. The whispery rap track, taken from her debut album PRIMA, has amassed over 5 million views across territories since its release.

California-born rap star Yeat returned to the charts with the fiery diss track On Nothing, which debuted at No. 85 on US Weekly Top Music Videos with over 1.5 million views since its release. Songs connected to Spider-Man: Brand New Day also continued their run, with Post Malone's Sunflower, originally released for Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, climbing to No. 4 on US Top Songs. Tame Impala's Loser vaulted to No. 15 in the US and No. 27 on Global Top Songs, while Indian band Banjaare charted Barsaat at No. 15 on Global Top Songs.

Uzbekistani star Xamdam Sobirov's folk-inflected pop song Peshta cracked the top 10 of Global Top Songs, rising to No. 9 with over 25.3 million views across territories. Masked Egyptian singer-rapper-producer TUL8TE continued to generate views with a pair of recent singles, as Nano, a collaboration with Saint Levant, claimed No. 55 on Global Top Songs.

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