Most Viewed K-pop Music Videos June 2022: BTS, PSY, More!
On July 1, KST, K-pop Radar's monthly charts for the most viewed K-pop music videos on Youtube has been updated to reflect the data that was garnered for the month of June. From BTS' "Yet to Come" to PSY's "That That," these K-pop music videos garnered the most views on Youtube in June 2022!
BTS' 'Yet to Come' is the Most Viewed K-pop Music Video in June 2022
Snagging the top spot to become the most viewed K-pop music video for the month of June are global superstars BTS and their latest hit song "Yet to Come."
According to K-pop Radar on July 1, "Yet to Come," which was recently released on June 10, had garnered a total of 115,405,501 views on its music video on Youtube for the month of June.
"Yet to Come" is the title track of BTS' first-ever anthology album "Proof," which was released a year after their hit English single "Permission to Dance." This also marks the seven-piece boy group's latest album after announcing their indefinite hiatus from group activities.
"Yet to Come" is also the group's first Korean-language song since "Life Goes On" in 2020.
Described as an alternative hip-hop song, the lyrics of "Yet to Come" is inspired by the members' reflection of their nine-year career as BTS and looking forward to the future.
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BTS
Following the release of the song "Yet to Come," the song went on to take home nine Korean music show wins. Aside from that, the song also peaked on numerous music charts worldwide.
"Yet to Come" peaked at No. 1 on Billboard's World Digital Song Sales and on several of Billboard's Hot 100 charts in several countries. In addition, it peaked at No. 2 on Billboard's Global 200, No. 4 on Gaon's Digital Chart, No. 13 on the Hot 100 in the U.S., and No. 27 on the Official Singles Chart, among others.
PSY's 'That That' is the Second Most Viewed K-pop Music Video in June 2022
Remaining at the top as one of the most viewed K-pop music videos is PSY and his latest single "That That", which features BTS Suga!
"That That," which was released back on April 29, continues to garner numerous views. This month, the song garnered 57,309,997 views on Youtube, bringing the music video's total number of views to 252,371,458 since its release.
The song is the title track of PSY's eighth studio album, "PSY 9th," and marks his first comeback and album release in five years. Before that, his latest release was his seventh studio album, "4x2=8," back in May 2017.
"That That" features Suga, who produced the song alongside PSY and El Capitxn. It was revealed that Suga was also the one who approached PSY to produce a song for him.
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PSY (left) and BTS Suga (right)
At first, Suga was only meant to produce the song. However, he gradually became more involved in "That That," with Suga eventually recording a rap verse and starring in the music video.
"That That" peaked at No. 1 on Billboard's World Digital Song Sales chart and Gaon's Digital Chart. It also landed at No. 5 on Billboard's Global 200, No. 61 on the Official Singles Chart, and No. 80 on Billboard's Hot 100, among others.
Top 15 Most Viewed K-pop Music Videos in June 2022:
*gained in June
1. BTS - "Yet to Come" (+115,405,501)
2. PSY feat. BTS Suga - "That That" (+57,309,997)
3. Charlie Puth feat. BTS Jungkook - "Left and Right" (+50,800,610)
4. TWICE Nayeon - "POP!" (+43,331,891)
5. LOONA - "Flip That" (+34,452,060)
6. aespa - "Life's Too Short (English ver.)" (+32,391,047)
7. PSY - "Gangnam Style" (+30,859,656)
8. KARD - "Ring the Alarm" (+27,926,527)
9. BTS - "Dynamite" (+25,346,478)
10. Jessi - "ZOOM" (+24,966,280)
11. Kep1er - "Up!" (+24,966,082)
12. NCT DREAM - "Beatbox" (+24,504,348)
13. SEVENTEEN - "HOT" (+21,792,125)
14. BLACKPINK - "Kill This Love" (+20,714,212)
15. IVE - "LOVE DIVE" (+19,774,892)
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Written by Robyn Joan
