ENHYPEN tops August Music Bank monthly chart
ENHYPEN claims first place in the August Music Bank monthly chart, followed by Stray Kids and KiiiKiii in a month of dynamic K-pop performances.
The records for August 2026, a month when K-pop fever burned most intensely, have been compiled. The monthly TOP10 chart, capturing the artists who graced the Music Bank stage throughout the month, has been released, drawing significant attention from music fans.

ENHYPEN stood at the pinnacle of this chart. Their performance of 'Bloody Paradise' on the August 21 broadcast proved their unrivaled presence, securing 1st place on the monthly chart. Through the overwhelming energy displayed on stage, ENHYPEN solidified their status as the most beloved artist of August.
Intense competition and diverse musicality
Stray Kids also delivered a dazzling performance, taking 2nd place. Their 'This & That' stage, broadcast on August 7, showcased the group's unique color to the fullest, placing them high on the chart. Following them, KiiiKiii secured 3rd place, as 'Pop Off Pop Off' captured the public's attention during the August 14 broadcast.
Red Velvet rose to 4th place with 'Surfin’ Boy' on August 7. The performance, which captured the essence of summer, delivered refreshing energy to fans and received steady acclaim. Hearts2Hearts continued the fresh momentum, taking 5th place with '15-LOVE' on August 28.
Rising rookies and powerful fandoms
In the middle of the chart, KiiiKiii and TUIDE stood out. Following their 3rd place finish, KiiiKiii proved their active presence by also placing 'Candy Pink Magic Hole Flip Phone (Na Eotteokhae)' at 6th. TUIDE showed a formidable upward trend, simultaneously entering the chart at 7th and 8th place with 'SUN KISS' and 'GRLS' on August 28.
Rounding out the chart were KISS OF LIFE and NCT 127. KISS OF LIFE recorded 9th place with 'SWEAT' on August 7, while NCT 127 settled into 10th place with 'Blingy' on August 28. This monthly chart reflects a dynamic month where the rapid rise of rookie groups and the solid fandoms of established powerhouses harmonized without being dominated by a single act.