NMIXX Blue Valentine Music Bank 10th Win: A Dominant Start to 2026
NMIXX achieves their 10th music show trophy for 'Blue Valentine' on Music Bank. Despite no broadcast on Jan 2, 2026, the group topped the charts with 3,918 points.
Ten trophies and they're just getting started. NMIXX has officially claimed their tenth music show win for their hit track 'Blue Valentine.' Even without a live broadcast on January 2, 2026, the group's chart dominance remains undisputed as they kick off the new year at the summit.
Breaking Down the NMIXX Blue Valentine Music Bank 10th Win
According to the official website of KBS 2TV’s 'Music Bank,' NMIXX secured the No. 1 spot on the K-Chart with a total of 3,918 points. The points were calculated from the tracking period starting December 22, reflecting high scores in digital streaming, physical album sales, and social media engagement.
This latest victory is particularly significant as it marks a double-digit milestone for 'Blue Valentine.' The group's fandom, NSWER, has shown relentless support, ensuring the track stays relevant in a highly competitive winter chart season.
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