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).
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Methodology. The weekly shows since 2005 – The Show, Show Champion, M Countdown, Music Bank, Show! Music Core and Inkigayo as listed on Wikipedia, plus Show K-Pop since October 2026 from its broadcasts; a tie counts as one trophy for each winner. A sweep needs every trophy of a broadcast week (Monday 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. Show K-Pop (Arirang TV, since October 2026) has no Wikipedia list yet; its winners and points are taken from the broadcast. Show logos are the trademarks of their broadcasters and identify the programmes only.
Quick answers
- What counts as a clean sweep?
- One song takes every trophy awarded in a single broadcast week (Monday to Sunday; Tuesday to Sunday before Show K-Pop). 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?
- The weekly shows since 2005 – The Show, Show Champion, M Countdown, Music Bank, Show! Music Core and Inkigayo as listed on Wikipedia, plus Show K-Pop since October 2026 from its broadcasts; a tie counts as one trophy for each winner. A sweep needs every trophy of a broadcast week (Monday 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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