BLACKPINK’s Jennie Makes History As First Female K-Pop Solo Artist to Chart 3 Songs Simultaneously on Billboard Hot 100

BLACKPINK’s Jennie has achieved a groundbreaking milestone in Okay-pop historical past, turning into the primary feminine solo artist to chart three songs concurrently on the Billboard Scorching 100.This historic feat was introduced Tuesday after two tracks from her debut solo album Ruby ranked on the Billboard Scorching 100. A pre-release single additionally re-entered the rankings. Particularly, “Handlebars feat. Dua Lipa” entered the chart at No. 80, and the title monitor “Like JENNIE” debuted at No. 83. Moreover, her music “ExtraL that includes Doechii” re-entered the Scorching 100 at No. 99.This achievement makes Jennie the primary Okay-pop soloist to have three songs charting on the Scorching 100 on the similar time. It additionally makes her the primary feminine Okay-pop soloist to have six songs on the Scorching 100, together with three earlier entries like “One of many Women,” “Mantra,” and “Love Hangover.”Launched on March 7, Ruby is Jennie’s first full-length solo album. It options 15 tracks, together with collaborations with artists like Dua Lipa, Dominic Fike, and Doechii. The album debuted at No. 7 on the Billboard 200 and No. 3 on the UK Official Albums Chart. It additionally topped iTunes charts in 21 international locations and digital gross sales charts in China.Outdoors of charts, Jennie was honored with the World Drive Award on the Billboard Ladies in Music 2025 ceremony, turning into the primary Korean soloist to obtain this accolade.”From rising stars to legendary icons, this 12 months’s honorees are redefining what it means to be a trailblazer within the trade,” Billboard’s Editor-in-Chief Hannah Karp stated. “It is a privilege to proceed Billboard’s custom of recognizing the ladies who’re pushing the boundaries of music and tradition, and we will not wait to share this unimaginable night time with our world viewers.”Jennie not too long ago held the “Ruby Expertise” live performance sequence, which befell in Los Angeles, New York, and Seoul from March 6 to fifteen. Proceeds from the live performance had been devoted to supporting wildfire restoration efforts in Los Angeles.