Clean sweeps of a week

84 weeks in which one song took every trophy awarded, most recently “Bloody Paradise” by Enhypen (Aug 25–30, 2026).

Updated Sep 6, 202684 entriesSource: Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 4.0

Weeks in which one song won every trophy awarded, newest first.
Week	Song	Trophies
Aug 25–30, 2026	“Bloody Paradise” Enhypen	5 of 5
May 12–17, 2026	“RedRed” Cortis	5 of 5
Apr 21–26, 2026	“Stick with You” Tomorrow X Together	5 of 5
Mar 31 – Apr 5, 2026	“Swim” BTS	5 of 5
Mar 24–29, 2026	“Swim” BTS	4 of 4
Feb 24 – Mar 1, 2026	“Bang Bang” Ive	4 of 4
Jan 27 – Feb 1, 2026	“Crown” Exo	5 of 5
Sep 9–14, 2025	“Iconik” Zerobaseone	6 of 6
Jun 3–8, 2025	“Thunder” Seventeen	5 of 5
Apr 29 – May 4, 2025	“Countdown” TWS	6 of 6
Jan 21–26, 2025	“Rebel Heart” Ive	4 of 4
Jun 25–30, 2024	“Boom Boom Bass” Riize	5 of 5
Feb 27 – Mar 3, 2024	“Easy” Le Sserafim	5 of 5
Oct 31 – Nov 5, 2023	“God of Music” Seventeen	5 of 5
May 23–28, 2023	“Queencard” (G)I-dle	6 of 6
May 9–14, 2023	“Unforgiven” Le Sserafim	6 of 6
May 2–7, 2023	“Super” Seventeen	5 of 5
Apr 18–23, 2023	“I Am” Ive	6 of 6
Apr 11–16, 2023	“Flower” Jisoo	5 of 5
Feb 14–19, 2023	“Fighting” BSS	5 of 5
Oct 25–30, 2022	“Nxde” (G)I-dle	5 of 5
Aug 16–21, 2022	“Attention” NewJeans	4 of 4
Jun 21–26, 2022	“Yet to Come” BTS	4 of 4
Jun 14–19, 2022	“Yet to Come” BTS	4 of 4
Dec 14–19, 2021	“Eleven” Ive	4 of 4
Sep 28 – Oct 3, 2021	“Sticker” NCT 127	6 of 6
Apr 27 – May 2, 2021	“Inside Out” NU'EST	4 of 4
Apr 20–25, 2021	“Antidote” Kang Daniel	5 of 5
Jan 19–24, 2021	“Hwaa” (G)I-dle	5 of 5
Dec 15–20, 2020	“Panorama” Iz*One	4 of 4
Jun 23–28, 2020	“Secret Story of the Swan” Iz*One	6 of 6
Apr 21–26, 2020	“Dumhdurum” Apink	6 of 6
Apr 14–19, 2020	“Oh My God” (G)I-dle	4 of 4
Oct 1–6, 2019	“Feel Special” Twice	4 of 4
Sep 10–15, 2019	“Flash” X1	4 of 4
Sep 3–8, 2019	“Flash” X1	5 of 5
Aug 27 – Sep 1, 2019	“Umpah Umpah” Red Velvet	6 of 6
Jul 9–14, 2019	“Fever” GFriend	6 of 6
Jan 22–27, 2019	“Sunrise” GFriend	6 of 6
Sep 25–30, 2018	“Lullaby” Got7	5 of 5
Aug 21–26, 2018	“Power Up” Red Velvet	5 of 5
May 15–20, 2018	“Time for the Moon Night” GFriend	4 of 4
May 8–13, 2018	“Time for the Moon Night” GFriend	6 of 6
Jan 16–21, 2018	“Tell Me” Infinite	5 of 5
Dec 19–24, 2017	“Heart Shaker” Twice	4 of 4
Nov 7–12, 2017	“Likey” Twice	4 of 4
Sep 26 – Oct 1, 2017	“DNA” BTS	5 of 5
Sep 12–17, 2017	“Power” Exo	5 of 5
Aug 22–27, 2017	“Energetic” Wanna One	6 of 6
Aug 15–20, 2017	“Energetic” Wanna One	5 of 5
Aug 1–6, 2017	“Ko Ko Bop” Exo	6 of 6
Jul 25–30, 2017	“Ko Ko Bop” Exo	5 of 5
Jul 18–23, 2017	“Red Flavor” Red Velvet	6 of 6
Mar 28 – Apr 2, 2017	“Plz Don't Be Sad” Highlight	5 of 5
Feb 7–12, 2017	“Rookie” Red Velvet	5 of 5
Nov 1–6, 2016	“TT” Twice	5 of 5
Oct 11–16, 2016	“1 of 1” Shinee	4 of 4
Jul 19–24, 2016	“Navillera” GFriend	5 of 5
Jun 21–26, 2016	“Monster” Exo	5 of 5
Mar 29 – Apr 3, 2016	“Fly” Got7	5 of 5
Mar 22–27, 2016	“One of These Nights” Red Velvet	5 of 5
Feb 16–21, 2016	“Rough” GFriend	5 of 5
Feb 2–7, 2016	“Rough” GFriend	5 of 5
Aug 25–30, 2015	“Lion Heart” Girls' Generation	6 of 6
Jul 14–19, 2015	“Party” Girls' Generation	6 of 6
Jun 16–21, 2015	“Love Me Right” Exo	6 of 6
Mar 3–8, 2015	“Love Equation” VIXX	6 of 6
Dec 16–21, 2014	“Luv” Apink	4 of 4
Dec 9–14, 2014	“Luv” Apink	4 of 4
Dec 2–7, 2014	“Luv” Apink	4 of 4
Sep 9–14, 2014	“Mamacita” Super Junior	5 of 5
Sep 2–7, 2014	“I Swear” Sistar	5 of 5
Jul 15–20, 2014	“Red Light” f(x)	5 of 5
May 13–18, 2014	“Overdose” Exo-K	4 of 4
Apr 8–13, 2014	“Mr. Chu” Apink	5 of 5
Feb 18–23, 2014	“Some” Soyou & Junggigo	5 of 5
Dec 17–22, 2013	“Miracles in December” Exo	4 of 4
Nov 5–10, 2013	“Now” Trouble Maker	4 of 4
Oct 15–20, 2013	“The Red Shoes” IU	4 of 4
Oct 1–6, 2013	“Love, At First” Busker Busker	4 of 4
Aug 20–25, 2013	“Growl” Exo	4 of 4
Jun 25–30, 2013	“Give It To Me” Sistar	4 of 4
Jun 18–23, 2013	“Give It To Me” Sistar	4 of 4
Apr 23–28, 2013	“Gentleman” Psy	4 of 4

Methodology. Six weekly shows since 2005 – The Show, Show Champion, M Countdown, Music Bank, Show! Music Core and Inkigayo – as listed on Wikipedia; a tie counts as one trophy for each winner. A sweep needs every trophy of a broadcast week (Tuesday to Sunday) and at least four of them, so weeks with only two or three shows on air do not count.

Winners compiled from Wikipedia's per-year winner lists (CC BY-SA 4.0); points and episode numbers as published there, each row links to its source. Where a broadcast is listed without a winner, the source lists none.

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What counts as a clean sweep?: One song takes every trophy awarded in a single broadcast week (Tuesday to Sunday). On this site a sweep needs at least four trophies, so a week with only two shows on air does not count.
Which shows and years are counted?: Six weekly shows since 2005 – The Show, Show Champion, M Countdown, Music Bank, Show! Music Core and Inkigayo – as listed on Wikipedia; a tie counts as one trophy for each winner. A sweep needs every trophy of a broadcast week (Tuesday to Sunday) and at least four of them, so weeks with only two or three shows on air do not count.

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