List of Music Bank Chart winners (2018)

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The Music Bank Chart is a record chart established in 1998 on the South Korean KBS television music program Music Bank. Every week during its live broadcast, the show gives an award for the best-performing single on the South Korean chart. The chart includes digital performance on domestic online music services (65%), album sales (5%), number of times the single was broadcast on KBS TV (20%), and viewers' choice (10%) in its ranking methodology.[1][2] The score for domestic online music services is calculated using data from Melon, Bugs, Genie Music and Soribada.[3] Laboum member Ahn Sol-bin hosted the show from July 2016 until June 8, 2018.[4] Actor Lee Seo-won, who had been hosting the show alongside Solbin since November 2016 continued to do so till May 11, 2018, when he was removed from his role as a host after it was revealed that he was being investigated for sexual assault and intimidation.[5] For the next four weeks after his departure, VIXX member N, Highlight member Son Dong-woon, Shinee member Taemin and BTS member Jin each appeared on one show as a guest host alongside Solbin.[6][7][8][9] On June 15, Lovelyz member Kei and actor Choi Won-myeong became the new hosts of the show.[10]

Songs with most wins"Boomerang" by Wanna One, "Fake Love" & "Idol" by BTS (3)
Artist(s) with most winsBTS, Exo & Wanna One (6)
Song with highest score"Fake Love" by BTS (15,019)
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Music Bank Chart winners (2018)
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Songs with most wins"Boomerang" by Wanna One, "Fake Love" & "Idol" by BTS (3)
Artist(s) with most winsBTS, Exo & Wanna One (6)
Song with highest score"Fake Love" by BTS (15,019)
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BTS going to a Music Bank recording session in 2018
BTS's (pictured) "Fake Love" won the highest score of 2018, with 15,019 points on the June 1 broadcast.

In 2018, 36 singles achieved a number one on the chart and 25 music acts were awarded first-place trophies. Of all releases for the year BTS's "Fake Love" acquired the highest point total on the June 1 broadcast with a score of 15,019. The single along with their succeeding single "Idol" and Wanna One's "Boomerang" spent a total of 3 weeks atop the chart each, the most of any act in 2018. Three acts had three number one singles on the chart in 2018: Exo with "Universe", "Tempo" and "Love Shot", Got7 with "Look", "Lullaby" and "Miracle", and Wanna One with "Boomerang", "Light" and "Spring Breeze". Boy group iKon had two number one singles on the chart in 2018. Their hit single "Love Scenario" ranked number one on the chart on the March 2 broadcast. The song would go on to rank number one on major music streaming services and achieve a perfect all-kill.[11] They went on to achieve another number one single on October 12 with "Goodbye Road".

A number of acts achieved their first number ones on Music Bank in 2018. Boy group JBJ won their first music program trophy with "My Flower" on the January 26 broadcast.[12] Infinite member Kim Sung-kyu won for the first time on Music Bank with "True Love" after it debuted at number one on the March 9 broadcast.[13] Soloist Sunmi achieved her first number one on the chart with "Siren" on the September 21 broadcast.[14] Boy groups NCT 127 and Monsta X received their first ever number one on Music Bank with "Regular" and "Shoot Out" respectively.[15][16] Two girl groups gained their first number one on the chart in 2018: Momoland with "Bboom Bboom" and Blackpink with "Ddu-Du Ddu-Du" on the February 23 and June 29 broadcast respectively.[17][18]

Chart history

JBJ at a fan meeting in 2017
JBJ (pictured) won on the January 26 broadcast for "My Flower", which served as the group's first and only music show trophy.
Blackpink at a fan meeting in 2018
Momoland going to a Music Bank recording session in 2018
Blackpink (top) and Momoland (bottom) won their first Music Bank trophy with "Ddu-Du Ddu-Du" and "Bboom Bboom", respectively.
NCT 127 going to a Music Bank recording in 2018
Monsta X on stage at the 2017 Dream Concert
NCT 127 (top) and Monsta X (bottom) received their first broadcast music show wins on Music Bank for "Regular" and "Shoot Out", respectively.
Kim Sung-kyu at his album showcase in 2018
Lee Sun-mi performing at Keimyung University in 2018
Kim Sung-kyu of Infinite (left) and Sunmi (right) won Music Bank for the first time with "True Love" and "Siren", respectively.
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Episode Date Artist Song Points Ref.
913 January 5 Exo "Universe" 10,371 [19][20]
914 January 12 6,324 [21][22]
915 January 19 Infinite "Tell Me" 5,393 [23][24]
916 January 26 JBJ "My Flower" 5,531 [25][12]
917 February 2 Jonghyun "Shinin'" 5,560 [26][27]
[a] February 9 Red Velvet "Bad Boy" 5,962 [28][29]
[a] February 16 Seventeen "Thanks" 7,540 [30][31]
918 February 23 Momoland "Bboom Bboom" 7,633 [32][17]
919 March 2 iKon "Love Scenario" 6,056 [33][34]
920 March 9 Kim Sung-kyu "True Love" 5,831 [35][13]
[a] March 16 Mamamoo "Starry Night" 6,015 [36][37]
921 March 23 Got7 "Look" 9,927 [38][39]
922 March 30 Wanna One "Boomerang" 10,298 [40][41]
923 April 6 7,103 [42][43]
924 April 13 6,151 [44][45]
925 April 20 Twice "What Is Love?" 9,335 [46][47]
926 April 27 8,367 [48][49]
927 May 4 Hwang Chi-yeul "Star, You (The Only Star)" 6,552 [50][51]
928 May 11 GFriend "Time for the Moon Night" 8,690 [52][53]
929 May 18 6,154 [54][55]
930 May 25 BTS "Fake Love" 10,493 [56][57]
931 June 1 15,019 [58][59]
932 June 8 10,647 [60][61]
933 June 15 Wanna One "Light" 11,260 [62][63]
934 June 22 7,528 [64][65]
935 June 29 Blackpink "Ddu-Du Ddu-Du" 10,095 [66][18]
936 July 6 NU'EST W "Dejavu" 10,151 [67][68]
937 July 13 Apink "I'm So Sick" 5,930 [69][70]
938 July 20 Twice "Dance the Night Away" 11,347 [71][72]
939 July 27 Seventeen "Oh My!" 11,345 [73][74]
940 August 3 Twice "Dance the Night Away" 5,338 [75][76]
941 August 10 Shaun "Way Back Home" 4,729 [77][78]
942 August 17 Red Velvet "Power Up" 8,882 [79][80]
943 August 24 6,536 [81][82]
944 August 31 BTS "Idol" 9,567 [83][84]
945 September 7 11,949 [85][86]
946 September 14 5,275 [87][88]
947 September 21 Sunmi "Siren" 5,433 [89][14]
948 September 28 Got7 "Lullaby" 9,751 [90][91]
949 October 5 5,323 [92][93]
950 October 12 iKon "Goodbye Road" 5,239 [94][95]
951 October 19 IU "Bbibbi" 4,338 [96][97]
952 October 26 NCT 127 "Regular" 6,585 [98][15]
953 November 2 Monsta X "Shoot Out" 7,067 [99][16]
954 November 9 Exo "Tempo" 8,561 [100][101]
955 November 16 9,417 [102][103]
956 November 23 BtoB "Beautiful Pain" 6,680 [104][105]
957 November 30 Wanna One "Spring Breeze" 11,509 [106][107]
958 December 7 NU'EST W "Help Me" 6,686 [108][109]
959 December 14 Got7 "Miracle" 4,679 [110][111]
960 December 21 Exo "Love Shot" 7,267 [112][113]
[a] December 28 7,742 [114][115]
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Notes

  1. This week's winners were announced on the station's official website.

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