Creepy Nuts' 'Bling-Bang-Bang-Born' Scores 10th Week at No. 1 on Japan Hot 100

Creepy Nuts' dominance of the Billboard Japan Hot 100 continues as “Bling-Bang-Bang-Born” marks its 10th week atop the Japan Hot 100, on the chart released on April 3.

The MASHLE The season 2 opener returned to No. 1 in downloads this week, though figures were down about 9.8% from last week to 17,122 units. The hip-hop hit also continues to dominate streaming for a tenth straight week with 22,797,748 streams, down about 1%, and video and karaoke views for a third straight week. The song also climbs 12-6 at radio this week.

Omoinotake's “IKUOKU KOEN” climbs 4-2, the three-member group's highest spot on the Japan Hot 100 to date. The theme of the drama series Eye Love You holds at No. 2 for streaming for a fourth consecutive week, second only to “Bling-Bang-Bang-Born” with 12,482,594 streams. Downloads for the love song rise 4-3 with 6,818, up 7.6%, and the video moves 9-7 with 1,359,223 views, up 28%. The track also rises in other metrics, including radio (36-18) and karaoke (56-30), possibly influenced by airing of the latest episode of the fictional love story the song serves as a theme.

“EDEN” by Knight A, a group produced by Nanamori of SutoPuri, debuts at No. 5. The song is at No. 1 in sales with 124,876 copies sold in the first week, which is about 2.8 times more from the track to No. 2 for the measurement.

ILLIT's 'Magnetic' Bows at No. 8 ILLIT, pronounced 'I'll-it', is a brand new girl group created by HYBE's audition program RU Next? The group consisting of three South Korean and two Japanese members released their debut mini-album called SUPER REAL ME on March 25, and “Magnetic” is the first single from the set. The song made a spectacular debut, coming in at No. 7 on streaming with 7,308,883 streams, No. 23 on downloads with 1,973 units, No. 12 on video with 1,085,090 views and No. 84 on radio.

The Billboard Japan Hot 100 combines physical and digital sales, audio streams, radio airplay, video views and karaoke data.

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