BLACKPINK Popular Song Rankings [2026]
BLACKPINK is a K-pop group under YG Entertainment, which is home to many K-pop artists.
Their appeal lies in their cool songs centered on hip-hop and R&B, and many K-pop fans are probably curious about them.
We’ll introduce their popular tracks in a ranking format!
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BLACKPINK Popular Song Rankings [2026] (41–50)
Don’t Know What To Do -JP Ver.-BLACKPINK43rank/position
Let me introduce the moving mid-tempo ballad “Don’t Know What To Do -JP Ver.-.” This track is included on the Japan-targeted second album “KILL THIS LOVE -JP Ver.-.” It portrays the frustration of days that just don’t go as planned.
That bittersweet feeling is something anyone can relate to.
Despite its melancholy theme, the catchy, upbeat chorus is a major draw.
Put it on when you want to forget the bad stuff and lift your spirits.
Hope NotBLACKPINK44rank/position
From their second Japanese mini-album released in 2019, KILL THIS LOVE, this is a heart-wrenching love song that can bring you to tears.
The simple guitar sound highlights the members’ vocal prowess.
The lyrics tell of parting with a man she loved very much, yet still cherishing him.
Amid the sadness, she wishes for his happiness nonetheless.
Hope Not (Japan Version)BLACKPINK45rank/position
Among BLACKPINK’s Japanese versions, “Hope Not” pairs well with scoring systems.
It’s a mature, gentle song with a relaxed tempo, so you can focus on the pitch bar and sing carefully.
The high notes use falsetto rather than belting, and the way the line endings are handled is distinctive.
For the falsetto parts in the chorus, if you sing lightly and make sure to release the endings cleanly, it should be easier to match pitch and land cleanly.
Also, the opening of the A-melody is quite low, so if you push your breath and voice forward as you sing, it will resonate and you’ll hear your own voice more clearly.
Try to keep a mindful, careful delivery.
Kick It -JP Ver.-BLACKPINK46rank/position
“Kick It” portrays the resolve to break free from someone who doesn’t cherish you.
It’s included on the second mini album “KILL THIS LOVE,” released in 2019.
The song may feel challenging at first due to its relatively wide vocal range and its idiosyncratic melodic lines, but once you catch the groove, you’ll be able to ride the wave.
It’s recommended for those who find more distinctive songs easier to sing than classic, mainstream styles.
There’s also a Japanese version available for karaoke, so take your time and give it a try!
Love To Hate MeBLACKPINK47rank/position
A track included on their first full album, THE ALBUM.
It expresses the mixed emotions of love and hate in romance through a dance sound that brilliantly fuses a bass-forward trap beat with synth-pop.
Their bold declaration that “I don’t need love that doesn’t cherish me” is sure to inspire courage in listeners.
Lisa’s distinctive rap part further elevates the song’s appeal.
With lyrics entirely in English, it strongly conveys their global ambitions.
The song was widely supported by fans, even breaking into the upper ranks of Billboard’s global charts.
It’s perfect for moments when you want to feel confident or be energized by a powerful message.
It’s a captivating work that bursts with BLACKPINK’s signature coolness and the passion burning beneath the surface.
Playing With Fire (Live)BLACKPINK48rank/position
BLACKPINK debuted in August 2016 and made a comeback with this single in November.
It starts with a lively piano and builds into an increasingly energetic, uptempo track.
It’s a song about a girl who falls head over heels in love and bursts into flames with passion.
The sharp, powerful choreography is a must-see!
Ready For LoveBLACKPINK49rank/position
Ready for love? This heart-racing track shows a new side of BLACKPINK.
Starting with a gentle piano intro, it suddenly bursts into a powerful beat—an irresistible blend of house-pop and EDM that makes your body move on its own! The lyrics convey a strong determination to embrace a new love and overcome the challenges that come with it, giving you courage along the way.
The song took shape through a special collaboration with the battle royale game PUBG MOBILE in July 2022 and was later included on their second album, BORN PINK.
It’s the perfect pick-me-up when you want to try something new or need an energy boost—it’s sure to give you power!