K-pop rules the charts — and it’s not just ‘KPop Demon Hunters,’ either

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This time around, KPop Demon Hunters indeed surpasses I’m the Problem at long last — but a different K-pop juggernaut swoops in to seize the chart’s top spot. TOP SONGSThis week, the lion’s share of the chart action is taking place on the Billboard 200 albums chart. That’s great news for KPop Demon Hunters — which, if you’ll recall, just became the first soundtrack in Billboard chart history to land four songs in the top 10 simultaneously. Look for that album’s arrival, and the release of the saucy “Tears” as a single, to shake up next week’s Hot 100. Which means that we’ve just gotten the final, definitive summer chart for the year — and it tells us what we’ve known for months now.