KPop Demon Hunters Unleash Sixth Consecutive Week of Glory at UK No. 1

KPop Demon Hunters Slay the Competition as 'Golden' Hits 6th Week at No. 1 Single in U.K. LONDON - The KPop Demon Hunters have claimed another "golden" week on the U.K.'s Singles Chart, with their hit song "Golden" securing its sixth non-consecutive week at No. 1 on Friday (Sept. 12). This achievement solidifies the group's position as one of the most successful K-pop acts in the country. According to the Official Charts Company, "Golden," credited to HUNTRX and sung by EJAE, Audrey Nuna, and Rei Ami, has become the most successful K-pop song ever on the U.K. charts, surpassing PSY's "Gangnam Style" as only the second No. 1 single in the country. "We're thrilled to see 'Golden' continue its reign at the top of the chart," said a spokesperson for HUNTRX. "The response from fans has been incredible, and we're grateful for their support." In addition to "Golden," two other songs from the Netflix animated film, "Saja Boys" and "Your Idol," have also made it into the top 10, with "Saja Boys" reaching No. 4 and "Your Idol" at No. 7. Industry experts attribute the group's success to their unique blend of K-pop and Western influences, which has resonated with a broad audience. "The KPop Demon Hunters have managed to tap into a global market, appealing to fans from diverse backgrounds," said music analyst Mark Mulligan. "Their ability to adapt and innovate has been key to their success." Meanwhile, Olivia Deans' "Man I Need" holds strong at No. 2 on the chart, while Sabrina Carpenter's "Tears" remains at No. 3. The song currently sits at No. 55 on the Hot 100, up 27 places week-on-week. The KPop Demon Hunters' dominance of the U.K. charts is a testament to their growing influence in the global music scene. As they continue to break records and push boundaries, fans can expect more exciting developments from this talented group. With "Golden" now in its fourth week at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100, it's clear that the KPop Demon Hunters are here to stay - and their reign shows no signs of slowing down anytime soon. *Reporting by Billboard.*