K-Pop Radar, a platform that shows the growth of K-pop groups and idol's social media accounts, updated their monthly charts on Apr. 1 at 12 MN KST to show the results for Mar. 2021.

Want to know which music videos by female K-pop acts garnered the most YouTube views that month? Then keep on reading!

BLACKPINK Rosé's Music Video for "On The Ground" is the Most Viewed Music Video by a Female K-pop Artist in March 2021 + Members Occupy No. 2-6 Spots

Rosé's music video for "On The Ground," which was released on Mar. 12, 2021, was the most viewed music video by a female K-pop artist in Mar. 2021. In that month, the music video amassed 127,558,525 views.

As of the time of writing, the "On The Ground" music video has 130,732,063 views.

Within the first twelve hours of the music video's release, "On The Ground" surpassed 23 million views, making it the fastest music video by a K-pop soloist to reach 20 million views. When the music video premiered, it amassed 1.2 million peak concurrent views.

Within the first 24 hours of its release, "On The Ground" surpassed 41.6 million views, making it the most-viewed Korean music video by a soloist in 24 hours. Rosé broke PSY's record for "Gentleman," which he has for eight years.

The "On The Ground" music video became the fastest music video by a K-pop female soloist to surpass 100 million views, doing so seven days after it was released.

Following Rosé are music videos from her group, BLACKPINK. BLACKPINK consecutively charted five music videos, from number two to number six.

Sitting in second place is BLACKPINK's music video for "How You Like That," which was released on Jun 26, 2020.

In Mar. 2021, the music video snagged 32,260,184 views.

In third place is BLACKPINK's music video for "Kill This Love." The said music video was released on Apr. 4, 2019. In Mar. 2021, the "Kill This Love" music video garnered 31,246,431 views.

Coming in at fourth place is BLACKPINK's music video for "DDU-DU DDU-DU." The "DDU-DU DDU-DU" music video was released on Jun. 18, 2018.

In Mar. 2021, the aforementioned music video snagged 31,103,500 views.

Fifth place went to the music video for "BOOMBAYAH," which is known as BLACKPINK's debut song. The music video for "BOOMBAYAH" was released on Aug. 8, 2016.

In Mar. 2021, the "BOOMBAYAH" music video snagged 25,771,301 views.

Sitting in sixth place is BLACKPINK's music video for "Lovesick Girls." The "Lovesick Girls" music video was released on Oct. 2, 2020, and in Mar. 2021, had garnered 23,423,514 new views.

The Top 30 Music Videos by Female K-Pop Artists That Gained The Most YouTube Views in March 2021:

1. Rosé - "On The Ground" (127,558,525 gained)

2. BLACKPINK - "How You Like That" (32,260,184 gained)

3. BLACKPINK - "Kill This Love" (31,246,431 gained)

4. BLACKPINK - "DDU-DU DDU-DU" (31,103,500 gained)

5. BLACKPINK - "BOOMBAYAH" (25,771,301 gained)

6. BLACKPINK - "Lovesick Girls" (23,423,514 gained)

7. TWICE - "I CAN'T STOP ME" (23,281,501 gained)

8. Weeekly - "After School" (23,052,947 gained)

9. BLACKPINK - "Ice Cream (With Selena Gomez)" (21,785,991 gained)

10. Jessi - "What Type of X" (20,275,573 gained)

11. PURPLE KISS - "Ponzona" (18,460,661 gained)

12. IU - "LILAC" (17,446,060 gained)

13. Jennie - "SOLO" (17,200,770 gained)

14. BLACKPINK - "As If It's Your Last" (17,005,984 gained)

15. Sunmi - "TAIL" (16,362,445 gained)

16. ITZY - "WANNABE" (16,161,830 gained)

17. IU - "Celebrity" (15,934,286 gained)

18. Hwasa - "Maria'" (13,649,496 gained)

19. aespa - "Forever" (12,792,912 gained)

20. BLACKPINK - "WHISTLE" (12,756,504 gained)

21. Red Velvet - "Psycho" (11,856,070 gained)

22. MAMAMOO - "HIP" (11,159,536 gained)

23. BLACKPINK - "Playing With Fire" (11,020,574 gained)

24. TWICE - "FANCY" (10,195,542 gained)

25. aespa - "Black Mamba" (9,922,567 gained)

26. Jessi - "NUNU NANA" (9,764,189 gained)

27. TWICE - "What Is Love?" (9,763,290 gained)

28. TWICE - "Feel Special" (9,615,276 gained)

29. TWICE - "MORE & MORE" (7,695,454 gained)

30. EVERGLOW - "DUN DUN" (6,770,828 gained)

Did your favorite music video by a female K-pop artist make it to the list? Let us know in the comments!

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Written by Alexa Lewis