Triple crowns
100 times a song has won the same show three times or more, most recently “Bloody Paradise” by Enhypen on M Countdown.
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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 triple crown here is three first-place trophies for one song on one show, consecutive or not; the date shown is the third win. Most shows retire a song after its third win, so the count usually stops at three; Music Bank has no limit. The table shows the newest 100 of 329; every year's own crowns are listed on its year page.
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 is a triple crown in K-pop?
- A song wins first place three times on one show, usually in three consecutive weeks. On Inkigayo, M Countdown, Show Champion and (since April 2024) Music Core the song then leaves the chart; Music Bank has no limit. Korean press counts total trophies separately as N관왕 (3관왕, 4관왕).
- 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 triple crown here is three first-place trophies for one song on one show, consecutive or not; the date shown is the third win. Most shows retire a song after its third win, so the count usually stops at three; Music Bank has no limit. The table shows the newest 100 of 329; every year's own crowns are listed on its year page.
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