KiiiKiii Dominates Korean Charts With ‘404 (New Era)’

The five-member group Jiyu, Isol, Sui, Haum, and Kiya continues its chart dominance with the title track ‘404 (New Era)’ from their second mini album ‘Delulu Pack.’

Two Weeks at No. 1 on Melon Weekly Chart

According to Starship Entertainment, ‘404 (New Era)’ topped the Melon Weekly Chart (February 16–22), marking its second consecutive week at No. 1. The song first hit No. 1 on Melon TOP100 just 16 days after release, signaling its rapid rise. It then secured its first weekly No. 1 (February 9–15) before maintaining the top position for a second week.

Beyond streaming numbers, KiiiKiii also claimed No. 1 in Melon’s Weekly Popularity Award for two consecutive weeks, demonstrating both digital power and strong public buzz.

Success across platforms

The momentum extended to Circle Chart, where ‘404 (New Era)’ ranked No. 1 on both the Digital Chart and Streaming Chart for two straight weeks (Week 7–8 of 2026).

The track continues to perform strongly across major Korean platforms including Apple Music, YouTube Music, Spotify Korea, Bugs, Genie, Vibe, and Flo.

Global Popularity

KiiiKiii’s impact is also expanding internationally. On China’s QQ Music Korea Chart (February 13–19), ‘404 (New Era)’ ranked No. 3, while album tracks ‘Delulu’ and ‘Underdogs’ both landed within the Top 20.

Additionally, ‘Delulu Pack’ is gaining traction on Billboard Japan’s Hot Albums chart and has entered the Japan Hot 100, further solidifying the group’s cross-market appeal.

Beyond Promotions

Although KiiiKiii concluded official promotions for ‘404 (New Era)’ on February 15 after earning three music show wins, the song continues to thrive through viral challenges online and sustained streaming.

Earlier tracks such as ‘I DO ME’ and ‘DANCING ALONE’ are also experiencing renewed attention, highlighting the group’s diverse musical identity.

Celebrating their first pre-debut anniversary on February 24, KiiiKiii’s recent achievements underscore a year of steady growth and suggest that their rise is far from over.