BLACKPINK joins Taylor Swift and BTS in Spotify’s Billions Club with How You Like That

BLACKPINK’s How You Like That has joined Spotify’s Billions Club, alongside Taylor Swift’s Cruel Summer and BTS’ Dynamite.

BLACKPINK has made history by joining Spotify’s Billions Club, with iconic music stars such as Taylor Swift and Justin Timberlake. The famed K-pop girl trio attained the milestone after their 2020 hit track How You Like That received over one billion streaming this week. The four-member group is the first and only K-pop girl group to accomplish this achievement thus far.

BLACKPINK makes Spotify history, reaches the Billions Club.
The group comprises of four K-pop idols: Jisoo, Jennie, Rosé, and Lisa. BLACKPINK is considered the “biggest girl group in the world” due to their global success. With their new Spotify record, How You Like That becomes the first song by a female K-pop trio and the first Korean song without collaboration by a K-pop artist to reach 1 billion streams.

With their 2020 hit, the trio joins another K-pop and global superstar, BTS, who has two Billions Club tracks, Dynamite and Butter. While BLACKPINK has only recently been added to the elite list, Lisa, one of the group’s members, has smashed the record with her solo tune Money. Jennie has also earned over a billion views on YouTube for the music video for her song, Solo.

Fans applaud BLACKPINK on the new milestone.
Fans swarmed social media with congratulatory messages after BLACKPINK’s How You Like That joined the Billions Club alongside Swift’s Cruel Summer and Timberlake’s Mirrors. One fan remarked on X, formerly Twitter, “That is an incredible accomplishment for BLACKPINK! Their music continues to resonate with audiences all throughout the world, transcending cultural barriers and having an effect.”

Another fan commented, “The only kpop group to have all members charting on AM, UK off chart, and more. “No one does it like them.” One more commented, “Wow, BLACKPINK is ruling Spotify! Guess I need to improve my streaming skills!”