Blackpink’s Lisa Soars To A New Career Peak At Pop Radio

In just a few weeks, “Priceless” has become not only a hit for Lisa, but one of her most successful U.S. radio releases to date. The tune, fronted by pop band Maroon 5 and featuring the Thai rapper and Blackpink member, continues to climb several of Billboard’s airplay rankings. After a short time on the charts, the single hits a new, never-before-seen peak for her.

“Priceless” Becomes Lisa’s Biggest Radio Hit

“Priceless” rises from No. 22 to No. 19 on the latest edition of the Pop Airplay chart. That roster ranks the most successful tunes on top 40 pop radio stations across the U.S., and it’s where Lisa now earns a brand new career-best.

Last week, “Priceless” sat in second place among Lisa’s five appearances on the Pop Airplay chart. It landed just one spot behind the No. 21 peak of “Moonlit Floor,” a position that track reached in February. Now, as it jumps three spots, the Maroon 5 collaboration allows Lisa to enter the top 20 for the first time.

Lisa Follows Blackpink Bandmates Jennie and Rosé

“Priceless” is now the third-highest-rising hit in Pop Airplay chart history by a solo female K-pop musician. It’s just one spot shy of matching the No. 18 peak of “One of the Girls,” which credits fellow Blackpink singer Jennie, as well as both The Weeknd, and Lily-Rose Depp.

The all-time best showing by any female soloist from the K-pop scene on this ranking belongs to Rosé. Her team-up with Bruno Mars, “Apt.,” is, so far, the only cut to ever hit No. 1 that credits a K-pop musical act of any kind.

Just last week, “Priceless” ranked as the fourth-highest-rising win that fits this description, sitting between Lisa’s own “Moonlit Floor” and “Toxic Till the End” by Rosé, which was stationed at No. 23. That ranking has changed, and “Priceless” could very well continue its forward surge in the coming weeks, and perhaps even months.

Lisa and Maroon 5 Hit the Radio Songs Chart

Lisa and Maroon 5 are currently climbing all three of Billboard’s pop radio lists. The collaboration may break into the top 10 on the Adult Pop Airplay chart next week, as it now sits at a new high of No. 11. The track, which has spent just two frames on the Adult Contemporary list, is up to No. 28. At the same time, the song debuts at No. 45 on the all-genre Radio Songs roster, marking Lisa’s first career appearance on that ranking.