KiiiKiii Scores Back-to-Back Spotify Korea No. 1s With "Pop Off Pop Off"

KiiiKiii is continuing its upward momentum with new track "Pop Off Pop Off," securing the top spot on major Korean streaming charts while also drawing attention for its recent U.S. festival appearance.

According to Starship Entertainment, the title track from KiiiKiii's third mini album "WhyKiiiKiii," released on August 10, reached No. 1 on Spotify's Korea chart on August 20.

The milestone follows "Pop Off Pop Off" surpassing 450,000 daily streams on Spotify a day earlier. It also marks KiiiKiii's second consecutive title track to reach No. 1 on Spotify Korea following previous release "404 (New Era)," further highlighting the group’s growing streaming performance.

The song has also found success on Apple Music, reaching No. 1 across the platform's popularity chart, "Top 100: South Korea" and regional Top 25 charts for Seoul and Busan. All tracks from "WhyKiiiKiii" have additionally remained on Apple Music's "Top 100: South Korea," while the EP itself topped the platform's album chart.

Alongside its domestic streaming momentum, KiiiKiii has continued to expand its presence internationally following its appearance at "Head In The Clouds LA 2026" in California.

Forbes recently highlighted the group’s performance at the festival, which marked KiiiKiii’s debut on the HITC main stage and its first performance in the United States approximately a year after debut.

During the set, KiiiKiii performed tracks including "DANCING ALONE," "Delulu" and "404 (New Era)," receiving enthusiastic reactions from the festival crowd. Forbes also pointed to the group’s previous recognition from Billboard, where "404 (New Era)" and "Delulu Pack" were included among its selections for standout K-POP songs and albums, respectively.

The combination of rising streaming numbers at home and growing visibility overseas signals another step in KiiiKiii’s expansion beyond the Korean market.

Meanwhile, KiiiKiii will continue promotions for "Pop Off Pop Off" through music shows and additional content.