K-pop sensation NewJeans has made a remarkable splash on the UK Official Charts for six consecutive weeks.

The five-member girl group NewJeans, consisting of Minji, Hanni, Danielle, Haerin, and Hyein, secured the 77th spot on the UK Official Singles 'Top 100' chart with "Super Shy", one of the triple title tracks from their second mini-album 'Get Up'. After initially entering the chart at 59th (as of July 14th), the song quickly peaked at its highest position of 52nd (as of July 28th), enjoying consistent popularity for over a month.

Regarded with high esteem alongside the US Billboard charts, the UK Official Charts denote global recognition. And NewJeans isn't just stopping at the UK; the group is also cruising along the American music highway. "Super Shy" achieved a respectable 66th position on the Billboard Main Song Chart 'Hot 100' for five consecutive weeks. Additionally, their mini-album 'Get Up' reached the pinnacle of the main 'Billboard 200' album chart, maintaining its upper tier status for three weeks. This indicates a steady and growing influence in the mainstream pop market.

Furthermore, NewJeans is enjoying a marathon of hits on Spotify, the world's largest music streaming platform. "Super Shy" ranked 13th on Spotify's Global 'Weekly Top Songs' (as of August 17th) and also clinched the 30th spot on Spotify's US 'Weekly Top Songs', maintaining a high position for six weeks on both charts.

Released as a preview on July 7th, "Super Shy" achieved a staggering 100 million streams on Spotify in just 26 days, setting various records and causing quite a stir on multiple global charts.

NewJeans is set to continue their global domination as they are slated to perform at Japan's premier music festival 'Summer Sonic 2023' in Tokyo at 12 PM on the 19th. Even before their official debut in Japan, being invited to such a prestigious event is a testament to their rising global prominence and is sure to solidify their status as global rising stars.

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