Jin’s track appears in another major global sports setting.Jin’s “Don’t Say You Love Me” played inside a Milan-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics venue on February 9, immediately following the free skate by Canadian pair Lia Pereira and Trent Michaud.According to the report, the song was heard in the arena right after the pair’s program, adding to the atmosphere of the Olympic moment.“Don’t Say You Love Me” is the title track from Jin’s solo mini-album ‘Echo’, released on May 16, 2025 (KST). The article states the song reached No. 1 on Spotify’s global chart dated May 25, 2025, and describes it as the most-streamed K-pop track worldwide in 2025.The report also notes additional broadcast exposure, including the song’s use as background music on ‘La France a un incroyable talent’ (France’s Got Talent) in December 2025.More global placements cited in the reportJin’s first solo single ‘The Astronaut’ was included on Amazon Web Services’ (AWS) official SKO 23 playlist of 98 songs, listed as the only Asian solo artist on that playlist, which was played over several days for tens of thousands of attendees.At CES 2025 in Las Vegas, Jin’s campaign as a global Dolby model featured his solo track “I’ll Be There,” which was played continuously during the expo.The article adds that “Running Wild” appeared during a December 2024 NFL broadcast (Buffalo Bills vs. Detroit Lions) on CBS prime time, and also aired multiple times during MBC’s coverage of the 21st presidential election in June 2025.It further mentions Jin’s Olympic connection as a torchbearer at the 2024 Paris Summer Olympics, including his role as the first runner in the Louvre section on Bastille Day, with additional coverage referenced from Billboard and Paris Match.

“Studio 54” teaser posted February 12.T.O.P has released a teaser titled “Studio 54,” spotlighting his signature low-toned voice and an atmospheric concept as anticipation grows for his solo return. The short clip was released on February 12 and quickly drew attention for its sleek, refined mood and vocal focus.The report also references an earlier preview shared on January 1 that included the message *“A NEW ALBUM IS ON THE WAY”*, later followed by the phrase *“ANOTHER DIMENSION”*.Separately, a representative from Sublime, Nana’s agency, confirmed to iMBC Entertainment on the morning of February 9 that Nana will appear in T.O.P’s new music video. The article adds that filming was completed last year, marking the first on-screen collaboration between the two.The same coverage notes that this comeback arrives 13 years after his 2013 solo single “DOOM DADA,” and mentions BIGBANG’s 20th debut anniversary this year as fans continue to watch for more activity.

IVE adds another major streaming milestone with “I AM”.IVE’s “I AM” has surpassed 200 million cumulative streams and received a Double Platinum certification in Circle Chart’s streaming category, based on the latest certifications released on February 12.“I AM” is the title track from IVE’s 2023 first full-length album ‘I’ve IVE’. With the 200-million mark confirmed, the report states it becomes IVE’s second song to hit that level after “LOVE DIVE” (2022).Streaming certifications across IVE’s catalogThe same update notes that “ELEVEN” (2021), “After LIKE” (2022), and the 2023 pre-release single “Kitsch” each surpassed 100 million streams, earning Platinum certifications. “LOVE DIVE” and “I AM” are both listed above 200 million.IVE featured image included in the certification coverage.2025 Circle Chart highlights and momentum into 2026The group’s digital strength was also reflected in 2025 year-end rankings. “REBEL HEART,” the pre-release title track from their third mini album ‘IVE EMPATHY’, ranked No. 8 on the annual digital chart and No. 9 on the annual download chart. The report adds that it stayed within the Top 5 of the digital chart for eight consecutive weeks after release and later took No. 1 on the February 2025 monthly digital chart.In the Artist Circle Index share survey, IVE placed eight songs within the Top 400 of the 2025 annual chart. On the album side, ‘IVE EMPATHY’ ranked No. 7 on the annual album chart, and four IVE albums landed within the Top 400, placing the group No. 7 in album sales share.The report also states that both ‘IVE EMPATHY’ and their fourth mini album ‘IVE SECRET’ surpassed 1 million in cumulative sales, extending IVE’s record to seven consecutive million-selling releases.Looking ahead, the article points to continued activity in 2026, including new releases and a world tour. Ahead of IVE’s second full-length album ‘REVIVE+’ (scheduled for February 23), the pre-release track “BANG BANG” (released February 9) topped YouTube Korea’s daily trending music video chart on February 10 and held No. 1 on the trending music chart for three consecutive days.As of 9 AM on February 12, “BANG BANG” ranked No. 2 on Melon TOP100, No. 1 on Flo’s daily chart, and No. 2 on Bugs’ daily chart, while also charting strongly on platforms including Genie and Vibe. Internationally, it entered iTunes’ Top K-pop Song chart rankings in 27 countries and regions and charted highly on the overall Top Song chart in nine countries and regions.IVE is currently promoting “BANG BANG” while preparing for full-scale activities tied to ‘REVIVE+’.

T.O.P is reported to be preparing a solo comeback with ‘ANOTHER DIMENSION’.T.O.P is reportedly gearing up for a long-awaited solo comeback, with an upcoming studio album titled ‘ANOTHER DIMENSION’—described as his first since debut—and Nana is said to appear in the new music video.As anticipation builds, listeners have been revisiting the work that shaped his identity outside BIGBANG and GD&T.O.P—tracks that underline his range from experimental hip-hop to emotive collaborations.Signature solo picks“DOOM DADA” (2013) is still viewed as a defining solo statement, pairing unconventional hip-hop energy with a bold artistic approach that set him apart.“Big Boy” highlights an earlier, rawer side—driven by assertive rap and a performance-forward style.Standout collaborations“PRETENDED” featuring Ji-eun leans into storytelling, blending intense rap with a more sentimental tone.“I’M SORRY” with Gummy brings a softer, reflective mood; its music video is also noted for featuring 2NE1’s Sandara Park.“D.I.S.C.O” with Uhm Jung-hwa taps into retro flair, mixing disco color with pop brightness while keeping his delivery sharp.“Digital Bounce” with Se7en rides an energetic electronic beat, capturing the upbeat experimentation of early-2010s K-pop.With ‘ANOTHER DIMENSION’ now in the conversation, these selections offer a compact refresher on the musical lanes T.O.P has explored over the years.