Spotify has released its Spotify Wrapped 2022, which includes the most-streamed K-pop artists globally. Read on to see which artists made it to the top 10.

Spotify Wrapped 2022: 10 Most-Streamed K-pop Artists Globally (Top 10-Top 6)

On Dec. 1, Spotify issued its yearly Spotify Wrapped on its official app. Wrapped is described to be a feature where "listeners get a deep dive into their most memorable listening moments of the year."

On the list of most-streamed K-pop artists globally this 2022, (G)I-DLE took the No. 10 spot. "TOMBOY" is currently the group's most-streamed song, having cumulative streams of 25,426,578. So far, G)I-DLE's average monthly listeners reached 8,457,686.

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Coming in at No. 9 is the only K-pop soloist in the top 10, BTS Jungkook. Although he is yet to release a solo album, he is earning streams from fans for his collaboration song "Left and Right" with Charlie Puth and his other previous solo projects.

"Left and Right" is Jungkook's most-streamed song with cumulative streams of 401,569,776. His average monthly listeners are 19,830,674.

ITZY is also one of the most-streamed K-pop artists on Spotify globally this 2022. While they have new releases this year, including "Sneakers" and "Boys Like You," their most-streamed song to date is their 2020 smash hit "WANNABE," which has garnered over 271 million streams. The girls have 6,156,787 average monthly listeners.

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Two-year-old boy group ENHYPEN sits at No. 7 on the list. Their Korean songs this year include the title tracks "Blessed-Cursed" and "Future Perfect (Pass the MIC)." Their most-streamed song on Spotify, however, is a B-side song, specifically "FEVER," which exceeded 200 million streams in late November. ENHYPEN's average monthly listeners have reached 5,834,260.

Occupying the No. 6 spot is TOMORROW X TOGETHER (TXT). Their 2021 title track "0X1=LOVESONG (I Know I Love You)" has the highest number of streams among their songs, having more than 165 million streams so far. The quintet's average monthly listeners are 7,265,439.

Spotify Wrapped 2022: 10 Most-Streamed K-pop Artists Globally (Top 5-Top 1)

SEVENTEEN is the fifth most-streamed K-pop artist on Spotify globally this 2022, marking their first time to appear in the top 5 of Spotify Wrapped. Their 2017 hit song "Don't Wanna Cry" has the biggest number of streams in their discography, with 152,001,230 streams to date. They have 5,856,462 average monthly listeners.

The only fourth-generation K-pop group in the top 5, Stray Kids takes No. 4. Their current most-streamed song on Spotify is their 2020 hit song "God's Menu," which has accumulated over 218 million streams. Their average monthly listeners have reached 7,302,669.

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According to Spotify Wrapped 2022, TWICE is the third most-streamed K-pop artist globally this 2022. Their 2019 title track "FANCY" has the highest number of streams among their releases, with over 353 million cumulative streams. Average monthly listeners of the group have surpassed 9.7 million.

Claiming the No. 2 spot in the top 10 is BLACKPINK, whose average monthly listeners are 23,115,203, making them the only second K-pop artist to surpass 20 million listeners. Their 2020 global hit "How You Like That" is their most-streamed song so far, with over 708 million streams.

And last but certainly not the least, the No. 1 most-streamed K-pop artist on Spotify globally this 2022 is none other than BTS. Their Spotify account has attracted average monthly listeners of 41,017,086. Their 2020 English smash hit "Dynamite" has garnered the most streams among their releases, having more than 1.5 billion streams so far.

Is your favorite act included in the top 10 most-streamed K-pop artists on Spotify globally this 2022?

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Written by Maria Scott