List of M Countdown Chart winners (2023)

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.

In 2023, 25 singles ranked number one on the chart and 17 music acts received first-place trophies. "Fighting" by Seventeen BSS received the highest score of the year, with 10,669 points, on the February 16 broadcast. Six songs have collected trophies for three weeks and achieved a Triple Crown: "Fighting" by Seventeen BSS, "Take Two" by BTS, "Seven" and "3D" by Jungkook, "Love Me Again" and "Slow Dancing" by V.

Scoring system

Period covered	Chart system
	Broadcast	Digital sales	Physical album	Video views	Voting
April 14, 2022 – December 28, 2023	10%	50%	15%	10%	25% (15% pre-vote + 10% live-vote)

Chart history

BSS (pictured) won their first M Countdown trophy and their first Triple Crown for "Fighting."

Le Sserafim (top), and Enhypen (bottom) won their first M Countdown trophy with "Unforgiven," and "Bite Me," respectively.

(From left to right) J-Hope, Jimin, Jungkook and V of BTS won their first music show trophy as solo artists with "On the Street", "Set Me Free Pt. 2", "Seven" and "Love Me Again".

Blackpink's Jisoo (pictured) won her first M Countdown trophy as a soloist with her song "Flower".

Key

	Triple Crown
	Highest score of the year
—	No show was held

Episode	Date	Artist	Song	Points	Ref.
—	January 5	No Broadcast or Winner			[citation needed]
779	January 12	NewJeans	"OMG"	7,834	[1]
780	January 19	Taeyang	"Vibe"	5,737	[2]
781	January 26	NewJeans	"OMG"	—	[3]
782	February 2	TXT	"Sugar Rush Ride"	6,870	[4]
783	February 9			9,489	[5]
784	February 16	BSS	"Fighting"	10,669	[6]
785	February 23			8,894	[7]
786	March 2			8,265	[8]
787	March 9	J-Hope & J. Cole	"On the Street"	8,500	[9]
788	March 16			7,767	[10]
789	March 23	Jimin	"Set Me Free Pt. 2"	8,414	[11]
790	March 30		"Like Crazy"	9,855	[12]
791	April 6			—	[citation needed]
792	April 13	Jisoo	"Flower"	8,890	[13]
793	April 20	Ive	"I Am"	8,941	[14]
794	April 27			7,139	[15]
795	May 4	Seventeen	"Super"	9,603	[16]
796	May 11	Le Sserafim	"Unforgiven"	8,575	[17]
797	May 18	Aespa	"Spicy"	8,207	[18]
798	May 25	(G)I-dle	"Queencard"	9,207	[19]
799	June 1	Enhypen	"Bite Me"	8,813	[20]
800	June 8	Stray Kids	"S-Class"	6,720	[21]
801	June 15			—	[citation needed]
802	June 22	BTS	"Take Two"	7,500	[22]
803	June 29			7,750	[23]
804	July 6			7,671	[citation needed]
805	July 13	NewJeans	"Super Shy"	5,848	[24]
806	July 20	Jungkook	"Seven"	6,068	[25]
807	July 27			7,606	[26]
808	August 3			7,737	[27]
809	August 10	NewJeans	"ETA"	6,136	[28]
810	August 17			—	[29]
811	August 24	V	"Love Me Again"	7,864	[30]
812	August 31			7,751	[31]
813	September 7			7,618	[32]
814	September 14		"Slow Dancing"	9,557	[33]
815	September 21			9,096	[34]
816	September 28			—	[35]
817	October 5	Jungkook	"3D"	—	[36]
818	October 12			8,436	[37]
819	October 19			7,874	[38]
820	October 26	Ive	"Baddie"	—	[39]
821	November 2	Seventeen	"God of Music	—	[40]
822	November 9	Jungkook	"Standing Next to You"	9,622	[41]
823	November 16			8,237	[42]
—	November 23	No Broadcast or Winner			[citation needed]
—	November 30				[citation needed]
—	December 7				[citation needed]
—	December 14				[citation needed]
—	December 21				[citation needed]
—	December 28				[citation needed]

See also

• List of Inkigayo Chart winners (2023)
• List of Music Bank Chart winners (2023)
• List of Show Champion Chart winners (2023)
• List of Show! Music Core Chart winners (2023)
• List of The Show Chart winners (2023)