BLACKPINK 'JUMP' Gets U.S. RIAA Gold Certification

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While BLACKPINK (Ji-Soo, Jennie, Rosé, and Lisa) excited fans around the world with the news of the release of the full report, they warmed up the comeback atmosphere by obtaining gold certification from the Recording Industry Association of the United States (RIAA) with "JUMP."

RIAA announced on its official website on the 15th (local time) that BLACKPINK's "JUMP" had accumulated more than 500,000 units as of December 11, 2025 and obtained gold certification.

RIAA comprehensively aggregates record sales in the United States, paid digital downloads, and audio and video streaming figures to qualify for certification. The single "JUMP," released without a physical album, achieved 75 million episodes, equivalent to 500,000 units, with streaming figures alone.

"JUMP" has achieved Canadian Music Canada Platinum certification and has achieved SNEP Single Platinum certification with 30 million streams in France. In addition, gold certification was added in Australia, Belgium, New Zealand, and the Netherlands, once again imprinting Black Pink's overwhelming status across major global music markets such as North America and Europe.

"JUMP" has surpassed 300 million streams of Spotify in the shortest period of time among K-pop girl group songs, and has now exceeded 470 million times. The Billboard Hot 100 charted for 10 weeks, setting the team's own longest record, and has also been in Billboard Global 200 and Billboard Global Excl. U.S. for 26 weeks.

Meanwhile, Blackpink will release its third mini album [DEADLINE] on February 27. It is the first full album in about three years and five months since its second full-length album [BORN PINK], and the return of those who have stood as the world's top artists is already hot. It is expected to once again capture everyone's hearts by clearly imprinting Black Pink's present and future direction.

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