Circle Chart rankings December 2025: CORTIS makes a stunning comeback to No. 1
Circle Chart rankings December 2025 show rookie group CORTIS returning to No. 1 on the Album Chart. Hwasa, ILLIT, and HUNTR/X lead digital and social rankings.
Gone but not forgotten. CORTIS proved that debut momentum can strike twice by reclaiming the top spot on the Circle Album Chart, signaling a shift in how new artists sustain popularity.
Examining Circle Chart rankings December 2025 Leaders
According to the latest data from Circle Chart for the week of December 21 to 27, 2025, the rookie group CORTIS has achieved a significant milestone. Their debut EP, 'COLOR OUTSIDE THE LINES,' re-entered the physical album chart at No. 1. It's a rare feat for a debut project to regain the peak position weeks after its initial release.
Similarly, the global girl group KATSEYE continues to show strong chart presence. Their latest EP, 'BEAUTIFUL CHAOS,' also made a successful re-entry into the album chart, highlighting the growing influence of internationally-focused K-pop projects.
Hwasa and ILLIT Dominate Digital Categories
The charts weren't just about physical sales. Solar powerhouses and rising digital stars took the lead in other categories. Hwasa, ILLIT, and HUNTR/X all topped various weekly rankings, including the digital and download charts. ILLIT's performance on the social chart remains particularly strong, reflecting their massive online engagement.
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