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Charts, milestones & playlists

Three singles, out between January and September 2026, and everything the platforms did with them. 350 chart entries, 21 of them at number one. 493 playlist placements, 133 still live and carrying 11.7M followers between them. 57 milestones, from a first hundred thousand streams to thirty million views.

The record in six numbersPulled 15 Sep 2026
  • 493Playlist placements133 live today
  • 11.7MCurrent playlist reach11,675,271 followers
  • 350Chart entries3 charting now
  • 21Number one peaks56 peaked in the top ten
  • 57Milestones21 at tier one
  • 209Radio playson 194 stations in 47 countries

493 placements, 350 chart entries and 57 milestones, every one of them computed from the rows of the export rather than typed into this page, so a corrected pull moves all six tiles together. Followers are reported by Spotify, Deezer and TIDAL only, which makes the 11.7M of current reach a floor rather than a total.

Milestones

57 milestones

What the singles crossed, on the day they crossed it. 30 million views on YouTube, 20 million on TikTok, 5 million streams on Spotify, 2,000 radio plays. 57 in all, and 4 of them belong to FANDOM rather than to any one release.

Release
Platform
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iTiming

When the record moved

The pulse26 Jan 2026 to 14 Sep 2026 · 2,090 events
26 Jan 202614 Sep 2026
  1. 1 Two Car Garage released · 29 Jan 2026
  2. 2 Something Special released · 22 May 2026
  3. 3 Distant Lover released · 10 Jul 2026
  4. 4 Something Special music video · 6 Aug 2026

The tallest week of the year is not a release week. It is the week of 23 March, when Apple Music put Two Car Garage on the New Releases shelf in 162 storefronts at once. The three release days each have their own smaller answer behind them, and the feed never goes quiet after one.

Milestone rungs57 milestones · 21 at tier one
Two Car Garage
  • Spotify streams3M
Something Special
  • TikTok views20M
  • YouTube views10M
  • Spotify streams5M
  • Shazams10K
  • Radio plays2K
  • TikTok videos750
Distant Lover
  • YouTube views10M
  • TikTok views3M
  • Spotify streams2M
  • Instagram views1M
  • Shazams5K
  • TikTok videos250
  • Radio plays200
FANDOM, all three
  • YouTube views30M
  • Radio plays2K
  • Chart entries, all releases150
  • Reported
  • Passed, not reported
  • Not reached

A milestone is posted when a number crosses a rung the feed recognises, so a pale rung under a filled one is a rung that was not posted, not a number that was not passed. Only the metrics each release actually has are drawn.

Chart entries

350 chart entries

Where the songs charted, and how high. 21 number ones: Hong Kong, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, the Philippines and Türkiye on iTunes, Luxembourg and nine American cities on Spotify, Canada on YouTube and Vanuatu on Apple Music. 56 peaked inside the top ten in all, out of 350 entries in 100 territories on Spotify, Apple Music, iTunes, YouTube and Shazam. Each plate names the chart as well as the peak, because a number one on one genre chart in one country is that and not a national chart.

Release
Platform
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iiDistribution

How high, on what, and where

Where it peakedLog scale · best on the left · stacks cap at 8 dots, largest markets first
  • Two Car Garage215 entries · 5 at #1
    +135
    #1#2#5#10#20#50#100#200
  • Something Special81 entries · 10 at #1
    +2
    #1#2#5#10#20#50#100#200
  • Distant Lover54 entries · 6 at #1
    #1#2#5#10#20#50#100#200

The left edge is where the record beat everything else in a storefront: 21 entries peaked at #1 and 56 in the top ten. A column stacks from the largest market up and draws 8 dots before printing the rest as a plus number, so the +135 at #56 on Two Car Garage is one Apple Music decision, the New Releases shelf, repeated across 162 storefronts on the same day.

Platform ledgerClick a bar to filter the page
Chart entries · 350
Playlist placements · 493
  • Two Car Garage
  • Something Special
  • Distant Lover

Apple Music and iTunes carry the charts, Spotify carries the placements, and no service does both. Two Car Garage owns most of the Apple Music bar because of the New Releases run; the Spotify bar is 389 placements built one add at a time.

Territories65 markets · 100 chart territories
Tier 1 · IFPI's ten largest markets10 markets
  • Global4 · best #4
  • USA69 · best #165 of them city charts
  • Japan2 · best #8
  • UK1 · best #65
  • China1 · best #78
  • France2 · best #47
  • South Korea3 · best #141 of them a city chart
  • Canada5 · best #1
  • Brazil3 · best #11
  • Australia1 · best #44
Tier 2 · Established and audience markets21 markets
  • Hong Kong4 · best #1
  • Philippines4 · best #1
  • Türkiye4 · best #1
  • Thailand4 · best #28
  • Taiwan3 · best #5
  • Indonesia3 · best #42
  • Saudi Arabia2 · best #1
  • India2 · best #4
  • Colombia2 · best #6
  • Ireland2 · best #6
  • Belgium2 · best #14
  • Singapore2 · best #19
  • New Zealand2 · best #30
  • Denmark2 · best #39
  • Greece1 · best #14
  • Malaysia1 · best #18
  • Sweden1 · best #31
  • South Africa1 · best #33
  • Poland1 · best #51
  • Finland1 · best #91
  • Mexico1 · best #96
34 markets in tier three are in the page, folded away until you ask for them.
Apple Music and iTunes storefronts · 62

Tier 1 · IFPI's ten largest marketsAustraliaBrazilCanadaChinaFranceGlobalJapanUKUSATier 2 · Established and audience marketsBelgiumColombiaDenmarkFinlandGreeceHong KongIndiaIndonesiaIrelandMalaysiaNew ZealandPhilippinesPolandSaudi ArabiaSingaporeSouth AfricaSwedenTaiwanThailandTürkiyeTier 3 · Everywhere elseAlgeriaAnguillaAntigua and BarbudaBahrainBelizeBeninBhutanBritish Virgin IslandsCameroonCayman IslandsDominicaGrenadaGuatemalaGuyanaIraqJamaicaLibyaMacaoMadagascarMaliNicaraguaNigerOmanPapua New GuineaSaint Kitts and NevisSaint LuciaSaint Vincent and the GrenadinesSolomon IslandsSurinameThe GambiaTunisiaTurks and Caicos IslandsVanuatu

Spotify Local Pulse cities · 33

AnaheimAtlantaAustinCharlotteChicagoClevelandDallasDenverDetroitHoustonIndianapolisLas VegasLos AngelesMemphisMiamiMinneapolisNashvilleNew OrleansNew York CityOmahaPhiladelphiaPhoenixPittsburghPortlandSacramentoSalt Lake CitySan AntonioSan DiegoSan FranciscoSeattleSt LouisTampaWashington

Apple Music also placed Two Car Garage on its New Releases shelf in 162 storefronts on one day, 27 March 2026. That run is counted in the 350 chart entries and held out of this ranking.

The record charted in 100 named places on its own consumption, and those places are 65 markets: 10 in tier one, 21 in tier two and 34 in tier three. Global heads tier one because a global chart is every country at once, and the USA's line is the length it is because 65 city charts are inside it: Spotify's Local Pulse is an American city chart, and a city is counted as the country it is in rather than as a country of its own. Two Shazam rows name a city inside a country the board already carries, so 100 is the number of distinct chart territories the export writes rather than the number of distinct places on a map. What the three tiers are, and where tier one's order comes from, is in the notes at the foot of the page.

Playlist placements

493 placements

Who put the record in front of listeners. 493 placements across 6 services, 133 of them still live and carrying 11.7M followers between them: K-Pop ON! at 6.1M, New Music Friday at 4.6M, Top 50 - USA at 3.2M. 146 were editorial, which is a platform's own desk choosing the record rather than an algorithm or a listener. Apple Music, Amazon Music and YouTube publish no follower counts at all, so 81 of those editorial picks carry no number and the reach above is a floor rather than a total.

Release
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iiiReach

What is still carrying it

Reach and retentionLog scale · followers where they are reported
  • Two Car Garage365,376 followers
    365.4K
    1M10M
    Two Car Garage placements365.4K reach
    44 liveof 250 won17%
  • Something Special1,570,284 followers
    1.6M
    1M10M
    Something Special placements1.6M reach
    32 liveof 118 won27%
  • Distant Lover9,739,611 followers
    9.7M
    1M10M
    Distant Lover placements9.7M reach
    57 liveof 125 won45%

Distant Lover holds the reach: 57 live placements carry 9.7M of the 11.7M total. Follower counts come from Spotify, Deezer and TIDAL only, so every Apple Music, Amazon Music and YouTube placement in these bars counts as a placement and contributes nothing to the reach.

Radio209 plays · 194 stations · 47 countries
  • USA97 on 94
  • UK9 on 9
  • Japan8 on 8
  • Indonesia8 on 8
  • South Korea5 on 3
  • Portugal5 on 5
  • Switzerland5 on 4
  • Mexico4 on 4
  • Croatia4 on 3
  • Germany3 on 3
A sample of the 194 stations
  • 103.7 The QBirmingham, USA
  • 106.5 Tri's JamzBristol, UK
  • DNA FMIndonesia
  • AFN The Source 1575 MisawaHachinohe, Japan
  • Clube Asas Do AtlânticoPortugal
  • IP musicGeneva, Switzerland
  • AFN The Eagle OsanCheongju, South Korea
  • Espectacular FM 91.7Rio Verde, Mexico

209 logged plays on 194 named stations in 47 countries, of which 97 were in the USA. The 2,000 Radio Plays milestone in the same feed comes off an airplay monitor's own running count, which is a larger and separate number. Neither one is evidence for the other.

ivThe whole record

The register

350 of 350 chart entries match these filters

Every chart entry the three FANDOM singles made, with its peak, its dates and its status.
PlatformReleaseChartKindPeakNowEnteredLeftStatusFinish
SpotifySomething SpecialLocal Pulse: San DiegoSan DiegoLocal Pulse#14 Jun 202618 Jun 2026PastPlatinum
SpotifySomething SpecialLocal Pulse: PortlandPortlandLocal Pulse#14 Jun 202618 Jun 2026PastPlatinum
SpotifySomething SpecialLocal Pulse: PhoenixPhoenixLocal Pulse#14 Jun 202618 Jun 2026PastPlatinum
SpotifySomething SpecialLocal Pulse: New York CityNew York CityLocal Pulse#14 Jun 202618 Jun 2026PastPlatinum
SpotifySomething SpecialLocal Pulse: CharlotteCharlotteLocal Pulse#14 Jun 202618 Jun 2026PastPlatinum
SpotifySomething SpecialLocal Pulse: SeattleSeattleLocal Pulse#14 Jun 202618 Jun 2026PastPlatinum
SpotifySomething SpecialLocal Pulse: IndianapolisIndianapolisLocal Pulse#14 Jun 202618 Jun 2026PastPlatinum
SpotifySomething SpecialLocal Pulse: AustinAustinLocal Pulse#14 Jun 202618 Jun 2026PastPlatinum
SpotifyTwo Car GarageLocal Pulse: Las VegasLas VegasLocal Pulse#116 Apr 202630 Apr 2026PastPlatinum
SpotifyTwo Car GarageLocal Pulse: New York CityNew York CityLocal Pulse#15 Feb 202630 Apr 2026PastPlatinum
YouTubeSomething SpecialDaily Top Songs on Shorts: CanadaCanadaChart#127 May 202629 May 2026PastPlatinum
YouTubeTwo Car GarageDaily Top Songs on Shorts: CanadaCanadaChart#116 Feb 202617 Feb 2026PastPlatinum
iTunesDistant LoverDance: Hong KongHong KongChart#16 Sep 20268 Sep 2026PastPlatinum
iTunesDistant LoverDance: TürkiyeTürkiyeChart#110 Jul 202621 Jul 2026PastPlatinum
iTunesDistant LoverMusic: Saudi ArabiaSaudi ArabiaChart#110 Jul 202611 Jul 2026PastPlatinum
iTunesDistant LoverDance: PhilippinesPhilippinesChart#110 Jul 202616 Jul 2026PastPlatinum
iTunesDistant LoverDance: Saudi ArabiaSaudi ArabiaChart#110 Jul 202621 Jul 2026PastPlatinum
iTunesDistant LoverDance: BahrainBahrainChart#110 Jul 202623 Jul 2026PastPlatinum
Apple MusicTwo Car GarageAlternative: VanuatuVanuatuChart#123 May 202616 Jul 2026PastPlatinum
Apple MusicSomething SpecialPop: VanuatuVanuatuChart#1#3523 May 2026ChartingPlatinum
SpotifyTwo Car GarageDaily Top Songs: LuxembourgLuxembourgCountry#122 Feb 202626 Feb 2026PastPlatinum
SpotifySomething SpecialLocal Pulse: ChicagoChicagoLocal Pulse#24 Jun 202618 Jun 2026PastGold
SpotifySomething SpecialLocal Pulse: NashvilleNashvilleLocal Pulse#24 Jun 202618 Jun 2026PastGold
SpotifySomething SpecialLocal Pulse: HoustonHoustonLocal Pulse#24 Jun 202618 Jun 2026PastGold
SpotifySomething SpecialLocal Pulse: Las VegasLas VegasLocal Pulse#24 Jun 202625 Jun 2026PastGold
iTunesDistant LoverMusic: BahrainBahrainChart#210 Jul 202619 Jul 2026PastGold
SpotifySomething SpecialLocal Pulse: San AntonioSan AntonioLocal Pulse#34 Jun 202618 Jun 2026PastGold
SpotifySomething SpecialLocal Pulse: PhiladelphiaPhiladelphiaLocal Pulse#34 Jun 202618 Jun 2026PastGold
SpotifySomething SpecialLocal Pulse: PittsburghPittsburghLocal Pulse#34 Jun 202618 Jun 2026PastGold
SpotifySomething SpecialLocal Pulse: DenverDenverLocal Pulse#34 Jun 202618 Jun 2026PastGold
SpotifyTwo Car GarageLocal Pulse: PhiladelphiaPhiladelphiaLocal Pulse#35 Feb 202630 Apr 2026PastGold
iTunesTwo Car GarageIndie Rock: GlobalGlobalChart#430 Jan 202612 Sep 2026PastGold
SpotifySomething SpecialLocal Pulse: AnaheimAnaheimLocal Pulse#44 Jun 202618 Jun 2026PastGold
SpotifySomething SpecialLocal Pulse: Los AngelesLos AngelesLocal Pulse#44 Jun 202618 Jun 2026PastGold
SpotifySomething SpecialLocal Pulse: TampaTampaLocal Pulse#44 Jun 202618 Jun 2026PastGold
SpotifyTwo Car GarageLocal Pulse: PhoenixPhoenixLocal Pulse#416 Apr 202623 Apr 2026PastGold
SpotifyTwo Car GarageLocal Pulse: IndianapolisIndianapolisLocal Pulse#45 Feb 202630 Apr 2026PastGold
iTunesDistant LoverMusic: PhilippinesPhilippinesChart#410 Jul 202613 Jul 2026PastGold
iTunesDistant LoverDance: IndiaIndiaChart#410 Jul 202611 Jul 2026PastGold
SpotifySomething SpecialLocal Pulse: New OrleansNew OrleansLocal Pulse#54 Jun 202618 Jun 2026PastGold
310 more lines are in the page, folded away until you ask for them.

Followers are reported by Spotify, Deezer and TIDAL only, so a dash in that column means the service does not publish the number, never that the playlist is empty. A milestone's tier is the importance grade reported with it, one being the most significant, and the walls frame tiers one and two. The disc beside each line is this page's own reading of the data, by peak, by tier and by follower count, and is not a sales certification of any kind.

vNotes

How to read the wall

What a frame holds

325 of the 900 rows are framed: every top-fifty peak, every tier-one and tier-two milestone, every editorial placement and every list past a hundred thousand followers. They hang as 194 frames rather than 325, because a frame holds a record rather than a row and is struck at the furthest that record went. Seven YouTube rungs sit under one milestone; thirty-three American cities sit under one number one. Opening a frame shows the rest. The walls hang 15 in platinum, 36 in gold and 143 in silver. The 223 entries that peaked past fifty, the 333 smaller placements and the 19 milestones at tiers three and four are not framed, and every one of them is in the register above.

The finishes
Platinum
A chart entry that peaked at number one, a tier-one milestone of ten million and over, or a playlist of three million followers and over.
Gold
A peak from two to ten, any other tier-one milestone, a playlist of a million followers and over, or an editorial placement on a list past a hundred thousand.
Silver
A peak from eleven to fifty, a tier-two milestone, any other editorial placement, or any other list past a hundred thousand followers.
Plain
Everything else, which is most of the record and none the worse for being in the register instead of a frame: a peak past fifty, a tier-three or tier-four milestone, and a list under a hundred thousand followers that no platform desk chose. Called plain rather than vinyl because every record on the wall is vinyl now.

The finish is this page's own reading of the data, written as one rule and applied the same way to every row. It is not a sales certification of any kind. Nothing here is an RIAA award, nothing here was audited by anyone, and a platinum plate on this wall means a number one, a ten-million milestone or three million followers and nothing else. A silver plate on the playlist wall often means an editorial placement on a service that publishes no follower count, which is a statement about who chose the record and not about how many people saw the list.

The market tiers
Tier one · IFPI's ten largest markets
USA, Japan, UK, Germany, China, France, South Korea, Canada, Brazil and Australia, in that order.
Tier two · Established and audience markets
Mexico, Italy, Netherlands, Spain, India, Sweden, Belgium, Switzerland, Austria, Argentina, Norway, Denmark, Ireland, New Zealand, Poland, Portugal, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore, Philippines, Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia, Vietnam, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Türkiye, Chile, Colombia, Peru, South Africa, Nigeria, Israel, Czechia, Finland, Greece and Hungary.
Tier three · Everywhere else
Every other place the record charted, 34 of them, and any place this page does not recognise.

Every ranking on this page that involves a place puts the peak first and the size of the market second. Tier one is IFPI's ten largest recorded-music markets in IFPI's own order, and the order is the only thing borrowed: no revenue figure is restated here and no position in that list is a claim about how far ahead of the next one a market is. Tier two is this page's own list of established markets and the markets FANDOM's audience is in, and every name in it shares one rank, so inside tier two the record's own results decide the order. Everywhere else is tier three, where the record charted just as truly and sold to far fewer people. A US city takes the USA's place, a global chart sits above every country, and a place this page has never heard of falls to tier three rather than out of the ranking.

What is reported, and what is not

Follower counts come from Spotify, Deezer and TIDAL. Apple Music, Amazon Music and YouTube publish none, so their placements count as placements and contribute nothing to the 11.7M of current reach, which makes that figure a floor rather than a total. Tiers one to four are the importance grade reported with each milestone, one being the most significant, and the hall reads its finishes off that grade rather than inventing one of its own. The radio figures are the 209 itemised play events, on 194 named stations in 47 countries; the 2,000 Radio Plays milestone in the same feed comes off an airplay monitor's own running count, which is a larger and separate number, and neither one is evidence for the other.

Everything above is computed from the Songstats export FANDOM-playlists-activity-2026-09-15.xlsx, pulled 15 Sep 2026. The same record read against the campaign that made it, with the spend and the creator engine beside it, is in the results of the FANDOM case study.