Blackpink Singer Jennie Blasts Back Into The Top 40

All four members of Blackpink have released music on their own, in addition to climbing charts all around the world with the girl group that made them famous. Jennie scored the biggest hit on her own as a featured artist on a tune fronted by another global superstar, and it’s that song that returns her to the charts this week.

“One of the Girls” bounds back onto two musical rankings in the United Kingdom this frame. The tune is one of dozens that rise and mount comebacks after Christmas songs declined in popularity again.

Jennie finds herself inside the top 40 on both U.K.-based charts she appears on this frame. “One of the Girls” bounds onto the Official Vinyl Singles list at No. 29. It’s also present on the Official Physical Singles ranking, where it settles at No. 39, sneaking into the top 40 region once more.

The Blackpink singer experiences massive growth on the charts this week—even more impressive than many other stars that gain after the holidays. The fact that her hit reappears on two rankings is a big enough show of support from fans, but to break into the top 40 after not finding a home on either ranking last period is a surefire sign that British fans still love her cut.

In the past, “One of the Girls” came very close to hitting No. 1 on both of the tallies it reaches this frame, though it couldn’t quite conquer them. The smash peaked at No. 2 on the list of the top-selling songs on vinyl, and just one space lower on the roster that focuses on all forms of sales on physical formats (which includes vinyl, but which isn’t exclusive to wax).

Between the two rankings, “One of the Girls” has spent more time on the Official Physical Singles chart. Jennie’s hit is up to 14 frames somewhere on that roster, while it has yet to rack up double-digit turns on the vinyl list.

Jennie is included on “One of the Girls” in part because she co-starred in the TV series The Idol with both The Weeknd and Depp. He created the show, and also helped write it and led the cast, as well as crafting the music that was spun off of the title. “One of the Girls” was one of the biggest hits from that era, and it helped make Jennie even more popular than she already was.