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List of M Countdown Chart winners (2022)

Winners of South Korean music program M Countdown From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

List of M Countdown Chart winners (2022)
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The M Countdown Chart is a record chart on the South Korean Mnet television music program M Countdown. Every week, the show awards the best-performing single on the chart in the country during its live broadcast.

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BTS' (pictured) win for "Yet to Come" had the highest score of 2022 so far, with 11,000 points on the June 23rd broadcast. The song also marked BTS' first Triple Crown on M Countdown.

In 2022, 31 singles ranked number one on the chart and 26 music acts received first-place trophies. "Yet to Come" by BTS had the highest score of the year, with 11,000 points on the June 23 broadcast. Four songs collected trophies for three weeks and achieved a Triple Crown: Big Bang's "Still Life", BTS' "Yet to Come", and Blackpink's "Pink Venom" and "Shut Down".

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Scoring system

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Kep1er (top) and NewJeans (bottom) won their first ever music show trophies for "Wa Da Da" and "Attention," respectively.
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Got the Beat (pictured) earned their first M Countdown trophy for "Step Back."
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Wheein of Mamamoo (left), Yena (middle), and Jin of BTS (right) won their first ever music show trophies as soloists with their awards for "Make Me Happy," "Smiley," and "The Astronaut," respectively.
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Viviz (top), Ive (second from top), Fromis 9 (third from top), and Aespa (bottom) won their first M Countdown trophies with "Bop Bop!," "Love Dive," "Stay This Way," and "Girls," respectively.
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Lim Young-woong (left) and Nayeon of Twice (right) won their first M Countdown trophies as soloists with their awards for "If We Ever Meet Again" and "Pop!," respectively.
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Chart history

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Triple Crown
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