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An image of Melanie C, Victoria Beckham, Geri Halliwell, Mel B and Emma Bunton, holding each other's hand on a stage.
TheSpice Girls (here in 2008) are the best-selling girl group in history.[1][2]

Agirl group is apopular music act featuring several female singers who generallyharmonize together. Girl groups have been popular at least since the heyday of theBoswell Sisters beginning in the 1930s, but the term "girl group" also denotes the wave of American female pop singing groups who flourished in the late 1950s and early 1960s between thedecline of early rock and roll and theBritish Invasion, many of whom were influenced bydoo-wop style. This article covers only girl groups from that era and later.

Sales figures records in most countries are not available before the 1990s, so it is difficult to accurately determine best-selling records, either by country or worldwide. Certification levels have been used for most countries, but certification was not common until the 1970s in the US and UK, and later in other countries. In addition, in many countries certification is for shipments of a record to retailers, rather than actual sales. Complicating matters further, the changes from 2010 onwards as certifications have become based on combined sales figures and streaming instead of sales alone.

As a result, these tables should not be considered finalized of the best-selling records by girl groups in each country.

Best-selling girl groups worldwide

Groups with claimed total record sales of more than 20 million:

ArtistCountry of originNumber of membersPeriod activeGenreStudio albumsClaimed sales
Spice GirlsUnited Kingdom5 → 4 → 5 → 41994–2000, 2007–2008, 2012, 2018–2019(9 years)3100 million[3]
The SupremesUnited States4 → 31959–1977, 1983, 2000(20 years)29100 million[4]
Little MixUnited Kingdom4 → 32011–2022(11 years)
  • Pop
  • R&B
675 million[5]
The Andrews SistersUnited States31925–1953, 1956–1967(39 years)1275 million[6]
2NE1South Korea4 → 3 → 42009–2016, 2024–present(9 years)K-pop266 million[7]
TLCUnited States3 → 21991–present(34 years)565 million[8]
AKB48JapanRotational2005–present(20 years)J-pop860 million[9]
Destiny's ChildUnited States4 → 31997–2006(9 years)
  • R&B
560 million[10]
The Pussycat DollsUnited States6 → 52003–10, 2019–2021(7 years)
  • Pop
  • R&B
254 million[11]
TwiceSouth Korea92015–present(10 years)K-pop747 million[12]
Girls' GenerationSouth Korea9 → 82007–2017, 2022(11 years)K-pop1045 million[13]
DavichiSouth Korea22008–present(17 years)K-pop342 million[14]
BananaramaUnited Kingdom3 → 2 → 3 → 21980–present(45 years)Pop1140 million[15]
The Pointer SistersUnited States2 → 3 → 4 → 3 → 41969–present(56 years)
  • R&B
  • soul
1640 million[16]
T-araSouth Korea6 → 7 → 8 → 7 → 6 → 42009–2017, 2020–present(14 years)K-pop435 million[17]
Fifth HarmonyUnited States5 → 42012–2018(6 years)
  • Pop
  • R&B
333 million[18]
Wonder GirlsSouth Korea5 → 42007–2017(10 years)K-pop331 million[19]
The NolansUnited Kingdom5 → 4 → 5 → 4 → 3 → 2 → 4 → 51974–2005, 2009, 2020–2022(34 years)
  • Pop
2330 million[20]
SistarSouth Korea42010–2017(7 years)K-pop228 million[21]
Morning MusumeJapanRotational1997–present(28 years)J-pop1622 million[22]
BlackpinkSouth Korea42016–present(9 years)
  • K-pop
220 million[23]
En VogueUnited States4 → 31989–present(36 years)
  • R&B
820 million[24]
SpeedJapan41996–2001, 2003, 2008–2012(10 years)J-pop520 million[25]

Best-selling girl group singles

Worldwide

It is extremely difficult to assess worldwide sales of singles, due to the lack of auditing in many countries, and that no country officially tracked sales before the 1990s. In the second edition ofThe Book of Golden Discs, author Joseph Murrell calculated a worldwide sales figure of 18 million singles forBaccara's "Yes Sir, I Can Boogie",[26] but this figure is disputed and has never been officially confirmed. Other claimed worldwide sales figures for singles by girl groups are shown in the table below:

ReleasedSingleGroupConfirmed sales[a]Claimed sales
1996"Wannabe"Spice Girls

Total available sales: 6.820 million
7 million[39]
2002"The Ketchup Song (Aserejé)"Las Ketchup

Total available sales: 5.063 million
7 million[52]
2005"Don't Cha"The Pussycat Dolls featuringBusta Rhymes

Total available sales: 4.337 million
6 million[61]

Notes:

  1. ^Sales figures obtained fromcertifying bodies alone

Australia

Singles certified platinum or more by theAustralian Recording Industry Association (ARIA). Only includes certifications since 1989, when ARIA took over compiling the Australian charts. From November 2014 onwards paid-for audio streams were included in the Australian singles chart and counted towards sales and certifications.

Certifications based on sales only

ReleasedSingleGroupCertification
2012"I Love It"[62]Icona Pop featuringCharli XCX5× Platinum
2002"The Ketchup Song (Aserejé)"[44]Las Ketchup3× Platinum
2012"Wings"[62]Little Mix
1995"Waterfalls"[63]TLC2× Platinum
1996"Wannabe"[32]Spice Girls
1997"Never Ever"[64]All Saints
2000"Say My Name"[65]Destiny's Child
"Poison"[65]Bardot
"Independent Women"[66]Destiny's Child
2001"Whole Again"[66]Atomic Kitten
2005"Don't Cha"[56]The Pussycat Dolls featuringBusta Rhymes
2013"Change Your Life"[62]Little Mix
1998"C'est la Vie"[64]B*WitchedPlatinum
"Rollercoaster"[64]
"Finally Found"[64]Honeyz
"Viva Forever"[64]Spice Girls
"Goodbye"[67]
1999"No Scrubs"[67]TLC
"Unpretty"[67]
2000"Shackles (Praise You)"[65]Mary Mary
2004"Lose My Breath"[68]Destiny's Child
2005"Push the Button"[69]Sugababes
"Stickwitu"[69]The Pussycat Dolls
2006"Buttons"[69]


Certifications based on sales + on-demand digital streaming

ReleasedSingleGroupCertification
2016"Work from Home"[70]Fifth Harmony featuringTy Dolla Sign6× Platinum
2014"Ugly Heart"[71]G.R.L.4× Platinum
2014"You Ruin Me"[71]The Veronicas3× Platinum
2017"Shout Out to My Ex"[70]Little Mix
2015"Worth It"[72]Fifth Harmony featuringKid Ink2× Platinum
"Black Magic"[72]Little Mix
2016"Secret Love Song"[72]Little Mix featuringJason Derulo
"Hair"[72]Little Mix featuringSean Paul
2017"Touch"[70]Little Mix
2023"Cupid"[73]Fifty Fifty featuringSabrina Carpenter
2014"If You Love Someone"[74]The VeronicasPlatinum
2016"All in My Head (Flex)"[72]Fifth Harmony featuringFetty Wap
"In My Blood"[72]The Veronicas
2018"Ddu-Du Ddu-Du"[73]Blackpink
"Kiss and Make Up"[75]Dua Lipa and Blackpink
"Woman Like Me"[75]Little Mix featuringNicki Minaj
2019"Kill This Love"[73]Blackpink
2020"How You Like That"[73]
"Ice Cream"[73]Blackpink andSelena Gomez

Brazil

Based on certifications awarded byPro-Música Brasil. Single certifications have only been awarded since 2008, and have included audio and video streaming from 2017 onwards.

ReleasedSingleGroupCertification[76]
2019"Kill This Love"Blackpink2× Diamond
2015"Black Magic"Little MixDiamond
2018"Ddu-Du Ddu-Du"Blackpink
"Woman Like Me"Little Mix featuring Nicki Minaj
2020"Sour Candy"Lady Gaga and Blackpink
"How You Like That"Blackpink
"Ice Cream"Blackpink andSelena Gomez
2022"Shut Down"Blackpink
2016"Hair"Little Mix3× Platinum
"Shout Out to My Ex"
2017"Reggaetón Lento (Remix)"CNCO and Little Mix
2020"Lovesick Girls"Blackpink
"Pretty Savage"
2016"Touch"Little Mix2× Platinum
2017"Power"Little Mix featuringStormzy
2018"Forever Young"Blackpink
2022"Pink Venom"
"Typa Girl"
2012"Wings"Little MixPlatinum
2013"Move"
2014"Salute"
2015"Love Me Like You"
2016"Secret Love Song"Little Mix featuringJason Derulo
2017"No More Sad Songs"Little Mix featuringMachine Gun Kelly
2018"Only You"Cheat Codes and Little Mix
2019"Think About Us"Little Mix
2020"Oh My God"I-dle
"Bet You Wanna"Blackpink featuringCardi B
"Crazy Over You"Blackpink
"Love to Hate Me"
"Sweet Melody"Little Mix
2024"Armageddon"Aespa

Canada

Singles certified gold or more by theMusic Canada.[77]

Certifications based on sales only

ReleasedSingleGroupCertificationSales

(Based on
certifications)

1998"Goodbye"Spice Girls2× Platinum200,000
1986"Venus"BananaramaPlatinum100,000
1984"Neutron Dance"The Pointer SistersGold50,000
"Jump (For My Love)"

Certifications based on sales + on-demand digital streaming

ReleasedSingleGroupCertificationSales

(Based on
certifications)

2016"Work from Home"Fifth Harmony featuringTy Dolla Sign5× Platinum400,000
2023"Cupid"Fifty Fifty3× Platinum240,000
2015"Worth It"Fifth Harmony featuringKid Ink2× Platinum160,000
2020"How You Like That"Blackpink
1995"Waterfalls"TLCPlatinum80,000
2015"Black Magic"Little Mix
2016"All In My Head (Flex)"Fifth Harmony featuringFetty Wap
"Shout Out to My Ex"Little Mix
"Touch"
2020"Ice Cream"Blackpink andSelena Gomez
2022"Pink Venom"Blackpink
"Shut Down"
1994"Creep"TLCGold40,000
2018"Woman Like Me"Little Mix
2020"Sour Candy"Lady Gaga and Blackpink

Denmark

ReleasedSingleGroupCertification
1999"Work from Home"[78]Fifth Harmony featuringTy Dolla Sign2× Platinum
1963"Sleigh Ride"[79]The RonettesPlatinum
1979"Boogie Wonderland"[80]Earth, Wind & Fire with theEmotions
1984"I'm So Excited"[81]The Pointer Sisters
1999"No Scrubs"[82]TLC
"Say My Name"[83]Destiny's Child
2001"Survivor"[84]
2015"Worth It"[85]Fifth Harmony featuringKid Ink
2016"Shout Out to My Ex"[86]Little Mix
1966"You Can't Hurry Love"[87]The SupremesGold
1982"It's Raining Men"[88]The Weather Girls
1995"Waterfalls"[89]TLC
1996"Wannabe"[90]Spice Girls
2001"Whole Again"[91]Atomic Kitten
2006"Wait a Minute"[92]The Pussycat Dolls featuringTimbaland
2014"Wild Wild Love"[93]Pitbull featuringG.R.L.
"Ugly Heart"[94]G.R.L.
2015"The Girl Is Mine"[95]99 Souls featuringDestiny's Child andBrandy
"Black Magic"[96]Little Mix
"Love Me or Leave Me"[97]
2016"Secret Love Song"[98]Little Mix featuringJason Derulo
2017"Power"[99]Little Mix featuringStormzy
"Reggaetón Lento (Remix)"[100]CNCO andLittle Mix
2018"Woman Like Me"[101]Little Mix featuringNicki Minaj
2021"Heartbreak Anthem"[102]Galantis,David Guetta andLittle Mix

France

Certifications based on sales only

ReleasedSingleGroupCertificationSales

(Based on
certifications)

1996"Wannabe"[103]Spice GirlsDiamond750,000
2001"Toutes les femmes de ta vie"[104]L5
2002"The Ketchup Song (Aserejé)"[105]Las Ketchup
1996"Say You'll Be There"[103]Spice GirlsGold250,000
"2 Become 1"[103]
1997"I Wanna Be the Only One"[106]Eternal featuringBeBe Winans
"Who Do You Think You Are"[103]Spice Girls
"Spice Up Your Life"[103]
"Too Much"[103]
1998"Stop"[103]
"Viva Forever"[103]
1999"No Scrubs"[107]TLC
2000"Pure Shores"[108]All Saints

Certifications based on sales + on-demand digital streaming

ReleasedSingleGroupCertificationSales + streaming
(Based on certifications)
2016"Work from Home"[109]Fifth Harmony featuringTy Dolla SignDiamond250,000
2019"Kill This Love"[110]BlackpinkPlatinum200,000
2020"How You Like That"[111]
2025"Jump"[112]
2018"Ddu-Du Ddu-Du"[113]Gold100,000
2022"Pink Venom"[114]
"Shut Down"[115]

Germany

Certifications based on sales only

ReleasedSingleGroupCertification[116]Sales
(Based on
certifications)
2002"The Ketchup Song (Aserejé)"Las Ketchup2× Platinum1,000,000
2001"Whole Again"Atomic KittenPlatinum500,000
"Daylight in Your Eyes"No Angels
1996"Wannabe"Spice Girls
2006"Shame"Monrose3× Gold450,000
1996"Waterfalls"TLCGold250,000
"Don't Let Go (Love)"En Vogue
1997"Who Do You Think You Are"/"Mama"Spice Girls
1998"Viva Forever"
2000"Overload"Sugababes
2005"Push the Button"

Certifications based on sales + on-demand digital streaming

ReleasedSingleGroupCertification[116]
2002"All the Things She Said"t.A.T.u.2× Platinum
2005"Don't Cha"The Pussycat Dolls featuringBusta Rhymes
2016"Work from Home"Fifth Harmony featuringTy Dolla SignPlatinum, 3× Gold
2016"Worth It"Fifth Harmony featuringKid InkPlatinum
1982"It's Raining Men"The Weather GirlsGold
"I'm So Excited"The Pointer Sisters
1999"Say My Name" (Timbaland remix)Destiny's Child featuringStatic Major
2000"Independent Women Part I"Destiny's Child
2001"Survivor"
2004"Lose My Breath"
2006"Beep"The Pussycat Dolls featuringwill.i.am
2007"About You Now"Sugababes
2008"When I Grow Up"The Pussycat Dolls
2016"Shout Out To My Ex"Little Mix
  • Note: Certification levels in Germany have changed several times over the years – the certification level for a gold single was 250,000 until the end of 2002, 150,000 between 2003 and mid-2014, and 200,000 from mid-2014 onwards. These different levels are reflected in the table above.
  • From January 2014 onwards, paid-for audio streams were included in the German singles chart and counted towards sales and certifications.[117]

Italy

ReleasedSingleGroupCertification[118]
2016"Work from Home"Fifth Harmony featuringTy Dolla Sign3× Platinum
2012"I Love It"Icona Pop featuringCharli XCX2× Platinum
2015"Worth It"Fifth Harmony featuringKid Ink
1996"Wannabe"Spice GirlsPlatinum
1963"Be My Baby"The RonettesGold
"Sleigh Ride"
1966"You Can't Hurry Love"The Supremes
1999"No Scrubs"TLC
2001"Survivor"Destiny's Child
2002"All the Things She Said"t.A.T.u.
2005"Don't Cha"The Pussycat Dolls featuringBusta Rhymes
2015"Black Magic"Little Mix
2016"All in My Head (Flex)"Fifth Harmony featuringFetty Wap
"Sin Contrato"Maluma featuringFifth Harmony
"Shout Out to My Ex"Little Mix
"Touch"
2018"Kiss and Make Up"Dua Lipa andBlackpink
2020"How You Like That"Blackpink
2021"Heartbreak Anthem"Galantis,David Guetta andLittle Mix

Japan

The ten biggest-selling girl group singles in Japan based on total sales (May 2020):

ReleasedSingleGroupDetailed SalesTotal Sales
PhysicalDownloadsRingtones
2010"Heavy Rotation"AKB48880,761[119]1,500,000[120]750,000[121]3,130,761
2011"Flying Get"1,625,849[122]1,000,000[123]500,000[124]3,125,849
2011"Everyday, Katyusha"1,608,299[125]1,000,000[123]500,000[126]3,108,299
2018"Teacher Teacher"2,922,460[127]2,922,460
2017"Negaigoto no Mochigusare"2,649,234[128]2,649,234
2013"Koi Suru Fortune Cookie"1,533,955[129]1,000,000[130]2,533,955
2016"Tsubasa wa Iranai"2,499,785[131]2,499,785
2010"Gee"Girls' Generation206,000[132]1,000,000[123]1,250,000[133]2,456,000
2012"Manatsu no Sounds Good"AKB481,822,220[134]500,000[135]2,322,220
2011"Mr. Taxi"Girls' Generation174,365[132]1,000,000[123]1,000,000[133]2,174,365
2009"Mister"Kara145,000[136]1,000,000[137]1,000,000[133]2,145,000
2013"Sayonara Crawl"AKB481,955,800[138]100,000[123]2,055,800
  • From January 2014, RIAJ changed calculation method for Detailed Sales and the Gold Record.[139]

New Zealand

Singles certified platinum or more byRecorded Music NZ. Since November 2014 certifications for singles have included streaming, and therefore cannot be compared to certifications from before this date.

Certifications based on sales only

ReleasedSingleGroupCertification
2001"Whole Again"[140]Atomic Kitten2× Platinum
2002"The Ketchup Song (Aserejé)"[51]Las Ketchup
1995"Waterfalls"[141]TLCPlatinum
1996"Wannabe"[142]Spice Girls
"Say You'll Be There"[143]
1997"I Wanna Be the Only One"[144]Eternal featuringBeBe Winans
"Spice Up Your Life"[145]Spice Girls
1998"Viva Forever"[146]
"Rollercoaster"[147]B*witched
"Goodbye"[147]Spice Girls
1999"No Scrubs"[148]TLC

Certifications based on sales + on-demand digital streaming

ReleasedSingleGroupCertification
1999"No Scrubs"[149]TLC8× Platinum
2000"Say My Name"[150]Destiny's Child4× Platinum
1995"Waterfalls"[151]TLC3× Platinum
2005"Don't Cha"[152]The Pussycat Dolls featuringBusta Rhymes
2013"Crooked Smile"[153]J. Cole featuringTLC2× Platinum
2016"Work from Home"[154]Fifth Harmony featuringTy Dolla Sign
1966"You Can't Hurry Love"[155]The SupremesPlatinum
1981"Slow Hand"[156]The Pointer Sisters
1982"It's Raining Men"[157]The Weather Girls
1984"I'm So Excited"[158]The Pointer Sisters
"Jump (For My Love)"[159]
1989"Eternal Flame"[160]The Bangles
1993"Weak"[161]SWV
"Right Here"[162]
1994"Whatta Man"[163]Salt-N-Pepa withEn Vogue
1999"Bills, Bills, Bills"[164]Destiny's Child
2000"Shackles (Praise You)"[165]Mary Mary
"Jumpin', Jumpin'"[166]Destiny's Child
"Independent Women Part I"[167]
"Pure Shores"[168]All Saints
2001"Survivor"[169]Destiny's Child
"Bootylicious"[170]
2002"All the Things She Said"[171]t.A.T.u.
2004"Soldier"[172]Destiny's Child featuringT.I. andLil Wayne
2005"Girl"[173]Destiny's Child
"Cater 2 U"[174]
"Push the Button"[175]Sugababes
2006"Buttons"[176]The Pussycat Dolls featuringSnoop Dogg
"Stickwitu"[177]The Pussycat Dolls
2007"About You Now"[178]Sugababes
2008"When I Grow Up"[179]The Pussycat Dolls
2016"Secret Love Song"[180]Little Mix featuringJason Derulo
2018"Ddu-Du Ddu-Du"[181]Blackpink
"Kiss and Make Up"[182]Dua Lipa andBlackpink
2019"Kill This Love"[183]Blackpink
2020"How You Like That"[184]
2023"Cupid"[185]Fifty Fifty

South Korea

Prior to Gaon Music Chart establishment (pre–2010)

The Gaon Music Chart, which was later renamed the Circle Chart, was established in January 2010. As a result, there are no available official sales data for singles released prior to that time. Nevertheless, there are unofficial estimates for some earlier releases.

ReleasedSongGroupClaimed sales
2009"Gee"Girls' Generation5,000,000[186]
2008"Nobody"Wonder Girls4,600,000[187]
2009"I Don't Care"2NE14,500,000[186]
Prior to certification (2010–2017)

South Korea experienced a decline in digital music sales volume which began in late 2012.[188] The price of digital downloads was greatly inflated, and as a result, no girl group songs released since 2013 have surpassed the three million sales mark.

ReleasedSongGroupSales
2011"Roly-Poly"T-ara4,411,209[189]
"Don't Say Goodbye"Davichi4,021,547[190]
"So Cool"Sistar4,011,945[191]
"Be My Baby"Wonder Girls3,919,684[192]
"I Am the Best"2NE13,795,020[193]
"Cry Cry"T-ara3,783,925[194]
2012"Lovey-Dovey"3,758,864[195]
2011"The Boys"Girls' Generation3,623,330[196]
"Good Bye Baby"Miss A3,589,321[197]
2012"Loving U"Sistar3,438,000[198]
"Alone"3,422,141[199]
2010"Bad Girl Good Girl"Miss A3,334,684[200]
2011"Ugly"2NE13,324,861[201]
2010"Oh!"Girls' Generation3,316,889[202]
2011"Hot Summer"f(x)3,046,546[203]
2010"I Go Crazy Because of You"T-ara3,042,224[204]
2011"Lonely"2NE13,040,386[205]
"Starlight Moonlight"Secret3,016,717[206]
After certification (2018–present)

The Circle Chart stopped releasing download sales in December 2017. However, the chart began implementing record certifications in April 2018, at a level of 2,500,000 sales per Platinum level.[207] Every song released since 1 January 2018 is eligible for a certification.

ReleasedSongGroupCertification[208]Sales
(Based on
certifications)
2018"Bboom Bboom"MomolandPlatinum2,500,000
"Starry Night"Mamamoo
"Travel"Bolbbalgan4
"Ddu-Du Ddu-Du"Blackpink
"Forever Young"
"Bad Boy"Red Velvet
"Power Up"
"Dance The Night Away"Twice
"What Is Love?"
"Yes or Yes"

Spain

ReleasedSingleGroupCertification
2015"Work from Home"[209]Fifth Harmony featuringTy Dolla Sign2× Platinum
1963"Be My Baby"[210]The RonettesPlatinum
1982"I'm So Excited"[211]The Pointer Sisters
1996"Wannabe"[212]Spice Girls
2012"I Love It"[213]Icona Pop featuringCharli XCX
2016"Sin Contrato"[214]Maluma featuringFifth Harmony
2018"Kiss and Make Up"[215]Dua Lipa andBlackpink
1963"Sleigh Ride"[216]The RonettesGold
1966"You Can't Hurry Love"[217]The Supremes
1979"Boogie Wonderland"[218]Earth, Wind & Fire withthe Emotions
1982"It's Raining Men"[219]The Weather Girls
1999"No Scrubs"[220]TLC
"Say My Name"[221]Destiny's Child
2002"All the Things She Said"[222]t.A.T.u.
2005"Don't Cha"[223]The Pussycat Dolls featuringBusta Rhymes
2015"Worth It"[224]Fifth Harmony featuringKid Ink
2016"Shout Out to My Ex"[225]Little Mix
2018"Ddu-Du Ddu-Du"[226]Blackpink
2019"Kill This Love"[227]
2020"How You Like That"[228]
2021"Heartbreak Anthem"[229]Galantis,David Guetta andLittle Mix

Sweden

There were few certifications awarded in Sweden before 1996, so singles before this date are not represented in this list. There have been three different certification levels since 1996: from 1996 to June 2003 the gold/platinum levels for singles were 15,000/30,000, from July 2003 to September 2010 the levels were 10,000/20,000, and from October 2010 onwards, when streaming was included in the certification levels, the levels have been 20,000/40,000. The tables below reflect these changes in certification levels.

Certifications based on sales only

ReleasedSingleGroupCertification[230]Sales
(Based on
certifications)
2002"The Ketchup Song (Aserejé)"[46]Las Ketchup4× Platinum120,000
1998"Spice Up Your Life"[231]Spice GirlsPlatinum30,000
1999"Unpretty"[232]TLC
2001"Need to Know (Eenie Meenie Miny Moe)"[233]Excellence
"Independent Women Part 1"[233]Destiny's Child
2002"All the Things She Said"[234]t.A.T.u.
"Never Let It Go"[234]Afro-dite
2005"Push the Button"[235]Sugababes20,000
1996"Wannabe"[231]Spice GirlsGold15,000
1997"I Wanna Be the Only One"[231]Eternal featuringBeBe Winans
1997"Mama"[231]Spice Girls
1998"Viva Forever"[231]
"Goodbye"[231]
1999"No Scrubs"[236]TLC
2001"Survivor"[233]Destiny's Child

Certifications based on sales + on-demand digital streaming

ReleasedSingleGroupCertification[230]Sales + streaming
(Based on certifications)
2016"Work from Home"Fifth Harmony featuringTy Dolla Sign4× Platinum160,000
2015"Emergency"Icona Pop2× Platinum80,000
2012"I Love It"Icona Pop featuringCharli XCXPlatinum40,000
2014"Sledgehammer"Fifth Harmony
2015"Worth It"Fifth Harmony featuringKid Ink

Switzerland

ReleasedSingleGroupSales
2002"All The Things She Said"t.A.T.u[237]40,000
1996"Wannabe"Spice Girls[36]25,000
1998"Viva Forever"
1997"Never Ever"All Saints[238]
2001"Whole Again"Atomic Kitten[239]20,000
2004"Lose My Breath"Destiny's Child[240]
2005"Don't Cha"The Pussycat Dolls featuringBusta Rhymes[241]
2016"Shout Out to My Ex"Little Mix[242]
2017"Reggaetón Lento (Remix)"CNCO andLittle Mix[242]
2018"Woman Like Me"Little Mix feat.Nicki Minaj[242]10,000

United Kingdom

Since July 2014, certifications have included audio streams so they cannot be compared to sales-only certifications before this date. The ten biggest-selling girl group singles in the United Kingdom:

Physical and digital sales only (before July 2014)

ReleasedSingleGroupSales
1996"Wannabe"Spice Girls1,400,000[243]
1997"Never Ever"All Saints1,363,504[244]
1996"2 Become 1"Spice Girls1,150,000[245]
2001"Whole Again"Atomic Kitten1,021,465[244]
1996"Say You'll Be There"Spice Girls968,244[246]
1998"C'est la Vie"B*Witched925,000[247]
1998"Goodbye"Spice Girls896,000[248]
1997"Spice Up Your Life"887,000[249]
2000"Pure Shores"All Saints815,000[250]
1997"Mama"/"Who Do You Think You Are"Spice Girls732,000[251]

Physical and digital sales + on-demand digital streaming (after July 2014)

The following singles have been certified platinum or higher by the BPI in the UK.

ReleasedSingleGroupCertification[252]Units[253]
1999"No Scrubs"[254]TLC5× Platinum3,000,000[253]
1996"Wannabe"[255]Spice Girls4× Platinum2,400,000[253]
2016"Shout Out to My Ex"[256]Little Mix
2015"Black Magic"Little Mix3× Platinum2,300,000[257]
2000"Say My Name"Destiny's Child1,800,000[252]
2016"Work from Home"Fifth Harmony featuringTy Dolla Sign
"Touch"Little Mix
2017"Power"Little Mix featuringStormzy
2015"Secret Love Song"Little Mix featuringJason Derulo
2017"Reggaetón Lento (Remix)"Little Mix withCNCO2× Platinum1,400,000[257]
2007"About You Now"Sugababes1,250,000[258]
1963"Sleigh Ride"The Ronettes1,200,000[252]
1997"2 Become 1"Spice Girls
"Spice Up Your Life"
1998"C'est la Vie"B*Witched
2000"Pure Shores"All Saints
2001"Survivor"Destiny's Child
"Whole Again"Atomic Kitten
2002"Sound of the Underground"Girls Aloud
2005"Don't Cha"The Pussycat Dolls featuringBusta Rhymes
2015"The Girl Is Mine"99 Souls featuringDestiny's Child andBrandy
2018"Woman Like Me"Little Mix featuringNicki Minaj
2021"Heartbreak Anthem"Little Mix,Galantis andDavid Guetta
2012"Wings"Little MixPlatinum1,100,000[257]
2020"Sweet Melody"
2016"Hair"Little Mix featuringSean Paul927,000[259]
2017"No More Sad Songs"Little Mix featuringMachine Gun Kelly848,000[260]
2015"Love Me Like You"Little Mix811,000[260]
1998"I Wanna Be the Only One"Eternal728,000[261]
2001"Bootylicious"Destiny's Child646,000[262]
2013"Move"Little Mix684,000[260]
2018"Only You"Little Mix andCheat Codes615,000[260]
1963"Be My Baby"The Ronettes600,000[252]
1964"Dancing in the Street"Martha and the Vandellas
"Baby Love"The Supremes
1966"You Can't Hurry Love"
1979"Boogie Wonderland"Earth, Wind & Fire withthe Emotions
1982"It's Raining Men"The Weather Girls
1984"I'm So Excited"The Pointer Sisters
1995"Waterfalls"TLC
1996"Don't Let Go (Love)"En Vogue
1998"Stop"Spice Girls
1999"Bills, Bills, Bills"Destiny's Child
2000"Jumpin', Jumpin'"
"Independent Women Part I"
"Shackles (Praise You)"Mary Mary
2002"The Promise"Girls Aloud
"The Tide Is High (Get the Feeling)"Atomic Kitten
2004"Lose My Breath"Destiny's Child
2005"Push the Button"Sugababes
2008"When I Grow Up"The Pussycat Dolls
2009"Jai Ho! (You Are My Destiny)"The Pussycat Dolls andA. R. Rahman featuringNicole Scherzinger
2010"Higher"The Saturdays
2012"What About Us"The Saturdays featuringSean Paul
"Black Heart"Stooshe
2014"Salute"Little Mix
"Ugly Heart"G.R.L
2015"Worth It"Fifth Harmony
2020"Break Up Song"Little Mix
2021"Kiss My (Uh-Oh)"Little Mix andAnne-Marie
"Confetti"Little Mix

United States

This list isincomplete; you can help byadding missing items.(August 2015)

Sales figures of records in the US were not tracked accurately until May 1991, whenNielsen SoundScan started recording sales of singles and albums electronically at point of sale, rather than relying on figures provided to them by record store staff.[263] As a result, there are no reliable sales figures available before this date, and therefore it is not possible to rank the best-selling singles by girl groups in the US in sales order.

Since 2013 certifications have included legal on-demand digital streams – separate figures for the pure sales component of singles released after 2013 are not available so they cannot be compared to sales-only certifications before this date.

Certifications based on sales only

RIAA sales certifications began in the US in 1958 – there are very few records with certifications before this date. Until 1988 a million-seller received a gold certification (and a two million-seller received a platinum certification). From 1989 onwards the levels were revised so that a million-seller received a platinum certification instead, with multi-platinum awards for multiple million sales.[264][265] However, these pre- and post-1989 certification levels are not currently reflected in the RIAA database.

The following singles have been certified by RIAA as selling one million copies or more in the US.

ReleasedSingleGroupSales (where known)
1961"Please Mr. Postman"[266]The Marvelettes
1964"Dancing in the Street"[267][268]Martha and the Vandellas
"Baby Love"[269][270]The Supremes
1965"Stop! In the Name of Love"[269][270]
"Don't Mess with Bill"[266]The Marvelettes
1969"Someday We'll Be Together"[270][271]Diana Ross and the Supremes2,000,000[272]
1974"When Will I See You Again"[273][274]The Three Degrees2,000,000[275]
1975"Lady Marmalade"[276][277]Labelle
"Fly, Robin, Fly"[278][279]Silver Convention
1976"Get Up and Boogie"[278][279]
1977"Best of My Love"[280][281]The Emotions1,800,000[282]
"Angel in Your Arms"[283]Hot
1979"You Gonna Make Me Love Somebody Else"[284]The Jones Girls
"We Are Family"[285][286]Sister Sledge
"Fire"[287][288]The Pointer Sisters
1980"Sukiyaki"[289]A Taste of Honey
"He's So Shy"[287]The Pointer Sisters
1981"Slow Hand"[287][288]
1982"We Got the Beat"[290]The Go-Go's
1986"Walk Like an Egyptian"[291][292]The Bangles
1987"Push It"[293][294]Salt-N-Pepa
1989"Expression"[293][294]
1990"Hold On"[281][295]En Vogue
1992"Ain't 2 Proud 2 Beg"[296][297]TLC
"Baby-Baby-Baby"[296][297]
1993"Weak"[298][299]SWV1,500,000
"Just Kickin' It"[300][301]Xscape
"Whatta Man"[293][294]Salt-n-Pepa with En Vogue
1994"Stroke You Up"[302][303]Changing Faces
1995"Creep"[296][297]TLC1,400,000[304][305]
"Waterfalls"[296][297]1,200,000[305]
1996"Wannabe"[306][307]Spice Girls2,910,000[308]
1997"Don't Let Go (Love)"[281][295]En Vogue1,300,000[309][310]
"G.H.E.T.T.O.U.T."[302][311]Changing Faces1,200,000[310]
1998"No, No, No"[312][313]Destiny's Child1,300,000[314]
"Lately"[315][316]Divine1,100,000[314]
2004"Soldier"[312]Destiny's Child
2005"Don't Cha"[317]The Pussycat Dolls featuringBusta Rhymes
"Stickwitu"[317]The Pussycat Dolls
2006"Buttons"[317]The Pussycat Dolls featuringSnoop Dogg
"Cater 2 U"[312]Destiny's Child
2008"Damaged"[318]Danity Kane
"I Hate This Part"[317]The Pussycat Dolls

In addition, the following singles have been stated as selling one million copies or more in the US – however, they have not been certified by the RIAA.

ReleasedSingleGroup
1954"Mr. Sandman"[319]The Chordettes
1958"Lollipop"[319]
1961"Will You Love Me Tomorrow"[320]The Shirelles
1962"Soldier Boy"[320]
"He's a Rebel"[321]The Crystals
1963"He's So Fine"[322]The Chiffons
"Da Doo Ron Ron"[321]The Crystals
"My Boyfriend's Back"[323]The Angels
"Be My Baby"[324]The Ronettes
1964"Chapel of Love"[316]The Dixie Cups
"Where Did Our Love Go"[269]The Supremes
"Come See About Me"[269]
"Leader of the Pack"[325]The Shangri-Las
1965"Stop! In the Name of Love"[326][327]The Supremes
"Back in My Arms Again"[269]
"Nothing but Heartaches"[328][329]
"I Hear a Symphony"[269]
"A Lover's Concerto"[330]The Toys
1966"My World Is Empty Without You"[326]The Supremes
"You Can't Hurry Love"[269]
"You Keep Me Hangin' On"[269]
1967"Love Is Here and Now You're Gone"[269]
"The Happening"[269]
"Reflections"[271]Diana Ross and the Supremes
1968"Love Child"[271]
1970"Up the Ladder to the Roof"[331][332]The Supremes
1971"Stoned Love"[271][331]
"Nathan Jones"[331]
"Floy Joy"[333]
2015"Worth It"[334][a]Fifth Harmony
2016"Work from Home"[335][b]Fifth Harmony

Certifications based on sales + on-demand digital streaming

ReleasedSingleGroupCertification
2014"Boss"Fifth HarmonyPlatinum[336]
"Sledgehammer"
2015"Worth It"Fifth Harmony featuringKid Ink3× Platinum[336]
2016"Work from Home"Fifth Harmony featuringTy Dolla Sign5× Platinum[336]
"All in My Head (Flex)"Fifth Harmony featuringFetty WapPlatinum[336]

Best-selling girl group albums

Main article:List of best-selling girl group albums

See also

Notes

  1. ^Nielsen Music has reported over one million in sales, however the song has only received a digital certification from the RIAA.
  2. ^Nielsen Music has reported over one million in sales, however the song has only received a digital certification from the RIAA.

References

  1. ^"12 things we learned from Melanie C's Desert Island Discs".BBC. Retrieved3 March 2021.
  2. ^Jones, Marcus (12 June 2019)."Spice Girls are bringing girl power back to the big screen with new animated movie".Entertainment Weekly. Retrieved5 May 2021.
  3. ^Spice Girls sales:
  4. ^The Supremes sales:
  5. ^Little Mix sales:
  6. ^75 million claimed sales through the years:
  7. ^2NE1 claimed sales:
  8. ^TLC claimed sales:
  9. ^
  10. ^Destiny's Child claimed sales:
  11. ^"Pussycat Dolls: Nicole Scherzinger confirms group are back together".Sky News. 28 November 2019. Retrieved4 May 2023.Hits such as Don't Cha and Buttons have helped them sell more than 54 million records.
  12. ^20 million album sales:27 million singles sales:
  13. ^45,195,267 breakdown:34.4 million claimed sales as of 17 November 2012:Sales beyond 17 November 2012:Total album sales: 2,425,132Korean studio albums: 1,065,459 = 375,886 (I Got A Boy) + 187,861 (Lion Heart) + 191,407 (Holiday Night) + 310,305 (Forever 1);Korean sales:Japanese sales:US sales:Japanese studio albums: 378,300 = 205,600 (Girls & Peace) + 172,700 (Love & Peace);Korean sales:Japanese sales:Live albums: 21,499 (2011 Girls’ Generation Tour);Korean salesJapanese sales:Compilation albums: 207,400 = 24,600 (Best Selection Non Stop Mix) + 182,800 (The Best);Japanese sales:Video albums: 278,600 = 89,000 (Girls’ Generation Complete Video Collection) + 77,000 (Girls & Peace: 2nd Japan Tour) + 48,300 (Love & Peace: 3rd Japan Tour) + 37,000 (‘The Best Live’ at Tokyo Dome) + 27,300 (Girls’ Generation–Phantasia-in Japan);Japanese sales:Extended plays: 200,431 (Mr. Mr.)Korean sales:Japanese sales:US sales:Single albums: 273,443 = 81,443 (Party) + 39,000 (Flower Power) + 55,000 (Love & Girls) + 70,000 (Galaxy Supernova) + 28,000 (Catch Me If You Can)Korean sales:Japanese sales:Korean songs sales: 8,370,135 = 444,178 (2012) + 3,225,501 (2013) + 1,628,133 (2014) + 2,265,565 (2015) + 379,716 (2016) + 427,042 (2017)Korean December 2012 songs sales: 444,178 ("Dancing Queen")Korean 2013 songs sales: 3,225,501 = 1,354,672 ("I Got A Boy") + 580,428 ("Dancing Queen") + 196,401 ("Baby Maybe") + 147,315 ("Talk Talk" ") + 139,453 ("Promise") + 291,520 ("Express 999") + 172,408 ("Lost in Love") + 110,080 ("Look at Me") + 103,888 ("XYZ") + 129,336 ("Romantic St.");1,354,672 ("I Got A Boy") + 580,428 ("Dancing Queen")291,520 ("Express 999")196,401 ("Baby Maybe") + 147,315 ("Talk Talk") + 139,453 ("Promise") + 172,408 ("Lost in Love") + 110,080 ("Look at Me") + 103,888 ("XYZ") + 129,336 ("Romantic St.")Korean 2014 songs sales: 1,628,133 = 906,962 ("Mr. Mr.") + 292,443 ("Goodbye") + 191,060 ("Wait a Minute") + 83,250 ("Back Hug") + 81,771 ("Europa") + 72,647 ("Soul")906,962 ("Mr. Mr.")292,443 ("Goodbye")191,060 ("Wait a Minute")83,250 ("Back Hug") + 81,771 ("Europa") + 72,647 ("Soul")Korean 2015 songs sales: 2,265,565 = 135,068 ("Catch Me If You Can") + 843,843 ("Party") + 911,721 ("Lion Heart") + 119,910 ("You Think") + 19,894 ("Girls") + 93,873 ("Check") + 27,826 ("Green Light") + 25,358 ("One Afternoon") + 22,614 ("Paradise") + 22,606 ("Bump It") + 22,553 ("Fire Alarm") + 20,299 ("Talk Talk");843,843 ("Party") + 911,721 ("Lion Heart")135,068 ("Catch Me If You Can")19,894 ("Girls")93,873 ("Check")119,910 ("You Think")27,826 ("Green Light") + 25,358 ("One Afternoon") + 22,614 ("Paradise") + 22,606 ("Bump It") + 22,553 ("Fire Alarm") + 20,299 ("Talk Talk")Korean 2016 songs sales: 379,716 = 171,049 ("Sailing (0805)") + 208,667 ("Lion Heart")171,049 ("Sailing (0805)")208,667 ("Lion Heart")Korean 2017 songs sales: 427,042 = 147,577 ("All Night") + 279,465 ("Holiday")
  14. ^42,199,978 breakdown:Total albums sales: 84,198 = 19,630 (2008) + 16,749 (2010) + 14,738 (2011) + 1,222 (2012) + 17,064 (2013) + 7,448 (2015) + 3,927 (2016) + 3,420 (2018)42,115,780 songs sales: 8,178,295 (2010) + 8,532,907 (2011) + 8,695,952 (2012) + 7,024,921 (2013) + 2,141,885 (2014) + 3,242,132 (2015) + 3,954,905 (2016) + 344,7832010 songs sales: 8,178,295 = 2,676,554 ("Time, Please Stop") + 1,845,047 ("From Me to You") + 2,301,658 ("Wonder Woman") + 1,355,036 ("I Can’t Love You or Say Goodbye");2011 songs sales: 8,532,907 = 3,285,936 ("Don’t Say Goodbye") + 727,140 ("We Were In Love") + 2,011,708 ("Love, My Love") + 392,420 ("Don’t Find Me Again") + 142,180 ("Happy End") + 186,696 ("Secret") + 774,943 ("My Only One") + 642,598 ("Heaven") + 369,286 ("To Angel");3,285,936 ("Don’t Say Goodbye") + 2,011,708 ("Love, My Love")774,943 ("My Only One")303,365 ("Don’t Find Me Again") + 142,180 ("Happy End") + 186,696 ("Secret”)89,055 ("Don’t Find Me Again")369,286 ("To Angel")727,140 ("We Were In Love")2012 songs sales: 8,695,952 = 2,269,557 ("I’ll Think of You") + 1,383,331 ("Do Men Cry") + 1,261,418 ("Love is All the Same") + 435,594 ("If It is Like Tonight") + 471,581 ("Don’t Say Goodbye") + 1,960,395 ("We Were In Love") + 914,076 ("Because It’s You");2,269,557 ("I’ll Think of You") + 1,960,395 ("We Were In Love") + 1,261,418 ("Love is All the Same") + 914,076 ("Because It’s You")1,383,331 ("Do Men Cry")471,581 ("Don’t Say Goodbye")435,594 ("If It is Like Tonight")2013 songs sales: 7,024,921 = 1,439,190 ("Turtle") + 778,673("Just Two of Us") + 1,316,544 ("Be Warmed") + 1,137,915 ("Missing You Today") + 723,636 ("The Letter") + 168,851 ("Bikini") + 98,021 ("You Are My Everything") + 87,164 ("Cry for Love") + 79,722 ("One Person’s Story") + 64,026 ("Nagging") + 57,554 ("I Want to Be Brave and Breakup") + 55,508 ("Things That Still Come Up in My Memory") + 53,835 ("Taste of Tears") + 867,745 ("Don’t You Know?") + 96,537 ("Don't Say Goodbye");1,439,190 ("Turtle") + 778,673("Just Two of Us") + 1,316,544 ("Be Warmed") + 1,137,915 ("Missing You Today") + 867,745 ("Don’t You Know?")723,636 ("The Letter")168,851 ("Bikini")98,021 ("You Are My Everything") + 87,164 ("Cry for Love")79,722 ("One Person’s Story") + 64,026 ("Nagging") + 57,554 ("I Want to Be Brave and Breakup") + 55,508 ("Things That Still Come Up in My Memory") + 53,835 ("Taste of Tears")96,537 ("Don't Say Goodbye")2014 songs sales: 2,141,885 = 744,994 ("Again") + 306,089 ("Pillow") + 269,345 ("Don’t Move") + 13,837 ("The Letter") + 807,620 ("It’s Okay, That’s Love");2014 songs sales: 744,994 ("Again") + 807,620 ("It’s Okay, That’s Love")306,089 ("Pillow")269,345 ("Don’t Move") + 13,837 ("The Letter")2015 songs sales: 3,242,132 = 991,931 ("Cry Again") + 553,816 ("Sorry, I’m Happy") + 1,145,071 ("Two Lovers") + 224,251 ("White") + 129,730 ("Two Women’s Room") + 81,254 ("To You") + 74,622 ("Spring") + 41,457 ("Don't Say Goodbye");991,931 ("Cry Again") + 1,145,071 ("Two Lovers")553,816 ("Sorry, I’m Happy")224,251 ("White")129,730 ("Two Women’s Room") + 81,254 ("To You") + 74,622 ("Spring")33,685 ("Two Women’s Room")41,457 ("Don't Say Goodbye")2016 songs sales: 3,954,905 = 648,410 ("Beside Me") + 277,226 ("Love is to Give") + 92,523 ("Fall Night") + 33,716 ("Have You Ever Been Like That") + 33,361 ("Pet") + 2,500,000 ("This Love") + 352,134 ("Forgetting You") + 17,535 ("Don't Say Goodbye")234,624 ("Forgetting You")363,465 ("Beside Me") + 202,573 ("Love is to Give") + 92,523 ("Fall Night") + 117,510 ("Forgetting You")175,965 ("Beside Me") + 74,653 ("Love is to Give")108,980 ("Beside Me")33,716 ("Have You Ever Been Like That") + 33,361 ("Pet")2,500,000 ("This Love")17,535 ("Don't Say Goodbye")2017 songs sales: 344,783 = 210,001 ("To Me") + 88,289 ("Today I Miss You Too") + 79,493 ("Beside Me");79,493 ("Beside Me")210,001 ("To Me")88,289 ("Today I Miss You Too")
  15. ^Savage, Mark (29 April 2017)."'Did you enjoy being pregnant?' – Bananarama revisit old Smash Hits questions".BBC News. Retrieved24 September 2017.
  16. ^Mansfield, Ken; Terrill, Marshall (2015).Rock and a Heart Place: A Rock 'n' Roller-coaster Ride from Rebellion to Sweet Salvation. BroadStreet Publishing Group LLC.ISBN 978-1-4245-4999-3.
  17. ^35,217,050 breakdown:Total albums sales: 857,088;South Korea album sales: 600,149 = 25,000 (2009) + 58,340 (2010) + 121,478 (2011) + 175,886 (2012) + 40,263 (2013) + 46,179 (2014) + 21,617 (2015) + 17,977 (2016) + 39,453 (2017) + 53,956 (2021)Japan album sales: 256,939 = 16,277 (2011) + 162,952 (2012) + 52,821 (2013) + 19,601 (2014) + 1,250 (2015) + 522 (2017)Korean songs sales: 34,359,962 = 11,088,123 (2010) + 10,316,897 (2011) + 11,517,563 (2012) + 1,063,855 (2013) + 256,485 (2014) + 117,039 (2015);2010 Korean songs sales: 11,088,123 = 1,853,952 ("Like the First Time") + 3,042,224 ("You Drive Me Crazy") + 1,609,112 ("Bo Peep Bo Peep") + 2,301,658 ("Wonder Woman") + 1,058,623 ("What’s Wrong") + 1,222,554 ("I’m in Pain");1,853,952 ("Like the First Time") + 3,042,224 ("You Drive Me Crazy") + 1,609,112 ("Bo Peep Bo Peep") + 2,301,658 ("Wonder Woman")1,058,623 ("What’s Wrong") + 1,222,554 ("I’m in Pain")2011 Korean songs sales: 10,316,897 = 4,077,885 ("Roly Poly") + 2,662,575 ("Cry Cry") + 727,140 ("We Were In Love") + 683,226 ("Log In") + 668,668 ("What’s Wrong") + 630,030 ("Yayaya") + 271,509 ("Goodbye, OK") + 117,173 ("I’m So Bad") + 268,745 ( I Love You So Much) + 209,946 ("Roly Poly in Copacobana");4,077,885 ("Roly Poly") + 2,662,575 ("Cry Cry")117,173 ("I’m So Bad")268,745 ( I Love You So Much)209,946 ("Roly Poly in Copacobana")271,509 ("Goodbye, OK")727,140 ("We Were In Love")683,226 ("Log In") + 668,668 ("What’s Wrong") + 630,030 ("Yayaya")2012 Korean songs sales: 11,517,563 = 3,758,864 ("Lovey-Dovey") + 2,149,549 ("Day by Day") + 1,542,191 ("Sexy Love") + 421,110 ("Bingle Bingle") + 252,974 ("Don’t Leave") + 168,234 ("Holiday") + 99,353 ("Love Game") + 71,475 ("Hue") + 1,093,418 (Cry Cry) + 1,960,395 ("We Were In Love");3,758,864 ("Lovey-Dovey") + 2,149,549 ("Day by Day") + 1,542,191 ("Sexy Love") + 1,960,395 ("We Were In Love")1,093,418 (Cry Cry)421,110 ("Bingle Bingle")99,353 ("Love Game") + 71,475 ("Hue")168,234 ("Holiday")252,974 ("Don’t Leave")2013 Korean songs sales: 1,063,855 = 564,694 ("Number Nine") + 219,811 ("Painkiller") + 168,851 ("Bikini") + 110,499 ("Because I Know");564,694 ("Number Nine")219,811 ("Painkiller")168,851 ("Bikini")110,499 ("Because I Know")2014 Korean songs sales: 256,485 = 122,491 ("Sugar Free") + 111,749 ("First Love") + 22,245 ("Little Apple")122,491 ("Sugar Free")111,749 ("First Love")22,245 ("Little Apple")2015 Korean songs sales: 117,039 ("So Crazy")
  18. ^"Top 25: Most influential girl groups of all time (+ Videos)" (in Spanish). E! Online. 19 November 2016. Retrieved19 November 2016.
  19. ^31,985,643 breakdown:Total albums sales: 414,873Korean albums sales: 333,850 = 98,206 (2007) + 136,578 (2008) + 31,775 (2010) + 41,262 (2011) + 12,789 (2015) + 13,240 (2016)Japan albums sales: 13,023 = 929 (2011) + 12,094 (2012)Taiwan albums sales: 50,000US albums sales: 19,000Total songs sales: 31,570,770Korean songs sales: 26,078,867 = 4,600,000 (2008) + 2,790,298 (2010) + 9,047,168 (2011) + 6,993,693 (2012) + 1,145,127 (2015) + 1,420,962 (2016) + 81,619 (2017)2008 Korean songs sales: 4,600,000 ("Nobody")2010 Korean songs sales: 2,790,298 ("2 Different Tears")2011 Korean songs sales: 9,047,168 = 2,982,802 ("Be My Baby") + 1,100,332 ("G.N.O.") + 962,830 ("Girls Girls") + 964,189 ("Me, In") + 386,986 ("Sweet Dreams") + 520,428 ("Stop!") + 354,281 ("Dear Boy") + 358,018 ("Do Go Do Go") + 282,583 ("SuperB") + 541,318 ("Act Cool") + 263,641 ("Be My Baby (Ra.D Mix)") + 347,760 ("Nu Shoes");}2,982,802 ("Be My Baby")962,830 ("Girls Girls") + 964,189 ("Me, In")846,713 ("G.N.O.") + 386,986 ("Sweet Dreams") + 478,350 ("Stop!") + 354,281 ("Dear Boy") + 358,018 ("Do Go Do Go") + 282,583 ("SuperB") + 486,821 ("Act Cool") + 347,760 (Nu Shoes")[check quotation syntax]*"2011년 11월 Download Chart".Circle Chart. Korea Music Content Industry Association.263,641 ("Be My Baby (Ra.D Mix)")253,619 ("G.N.O.")54,497 ("Act Cool")42,078 ("Stop!")2012 Korean songs sales: 6,993,693 = 1,173,192 ("The DJ is Mine") + 2,319,967 ("Like This") + 469,166 ("Like Money") + 376,564 ("R.E.A.L.") + 335,039 ("Hey Boy") + 758,905 ("Girlfriend") + 345,448 ("Sorry") + 936,882 ("Be My Baby") + 132,808 ("G.N.O.") + 145,722 ("Girls Girls");1,173,192 ("The DJ is Mine") + 2,319,967 ("Like This")758,905 ("Girlfriend")469,166 ("Like Money")345,779 ("R.E.A.L.") + 313,980 ("Hey Boy") + 320,968 ("Sorry")30,785 ("R.E.A.L.")21,059 ("Hey Boy") + 24,480 ("Sorry")936,882 ("Be My Baby")132,808 ("G.N.O.") + 145,722 ("Girls Girls")2015 Korean songs sales: 1,145,127 = 754,115 ("I Feel You") + 59,616 ("Baby Don't Play") + 47,080 ("Candle") + 39,501 ("Rewind") + 27,814 ( "Loved") + 34,804 ("John Doe") + 34,018 ("One Black Night") + 31,372 ("Back") + 32,362 ("Oppa") 34,984 ("Faded Love") + 23,810 ("Gone") + 25,651 ("Remember");754,115 ("I Feel You")754,115 ("I Feel You") + 59,616 ("Baby Don't Play") + 47,080 ("Candle") + 39,501 ("Rewind") + 27,814 ( "Loved") + 34,804 ("John Doe") + 34,018 ("One Black Night") + 31,372 ("Back") + 32,362 ("Oppa") 34,984 ("Faded Love")23,810 ("Gone")25,651 ("Remember")2016 Korean songs sales: 1,420,962 = 1,123,919 ("Why So Lonely") + 119,085 ("To the Beautiful You") + 90,022 ("Sweet & Easy") + 87,936 ("I Feel You");1,123,919 ("Why So Lonely")119,085 ("To the Beautiful You") + 87,158 (""Sweet & Easy")[check quotation syntax]*"2016년 07월 Download Chart".Circle Chart. Korea Music Content Industry Association.16,083 ("To the Beautiful You")2,864 (""Sweet & Easy")[check quotation syntax]*"2016년 32주차 Download Chart (Domestic)" (in Korean).Gaon Music Chart. p. 4. Archived fromthe original on 16 August 2016.87,936 ("I Feel You")2017 Korean songs sales: 81,619 ("Draw Me")China songs sales: 5,371,903 (2010)US songs sales: 120,000 ("Nobody")
  20. ^The Nolans claimed sales:
  21. ^28,307,058 breakdown: South Korea album sales: 138,621 = 25,777 (2011) + 37,822 (2012) + 22,365 (2013) + 21,554 (2014) + 19,396 (2015) + 10,707 (2017)South Korea songs sales: 28,281,287 = 3,402,570 (2010) + 6,328,032 (2011) + 7,494,569 (2012) + 3,961,301 (2013) + 2,917,327 (2014) + 2,064,466 (2015) + 1,468,001 (2016) + 645,021 (2017)2010 songs sales:3,402,570 = 1,779,327 ("Push Push") + 1,623,243 ("Shady Girl")3,402,570 = 1,779,327 ("Push Push") + 1,623,243 ("Shady Girl")2011 songs sales:6,328,032= 3,334,222 ("So Cool") + 263,684 ("Girls Do It") + 90,502 ("Follow Me") + 53,469 ("New World") + 1,032,697 ("Hot Place") + 706,353 ("Pink Romance") + 847,105 ("How Dare You")90,502 ("Follow Me") + 53,469 ("New World")263,684 ("Girls Do It")404,396 ("Pink Romance")3,334,222 ("So Cool")1,032,697 ("Hot Place") + 847,105 ("How Dare You")2012 songs sales:7,494,569 = 3,203,685 ("Alone") + 3,017,035 ("Loving U") + 298,308 ("No Mercy") + 499,925 ("So Cool") + 475,616 ("Lead Me")298,308 ("No Mercy")3,203,685 ("Alone") + 3,017,035 ("Loving U")499,925 ("So Cool") + 475,616 ("Lead Me")2013 songs sales:3,961,301 = 1,486,661 ("Give It To Me") + 895,462 ("The Way You Make Me Melt") + 429,613 ("Bad Boy") + 267,735 ("Crying") + 151,465 ("Summer Time") + 128,843 ("A Week") + 102,593("Hey You") + 93,537 ("If U Want") + 80,276 ("Up and Down") + 49,345 ("Miss Sistar") + 31,866 ("So Cool") + 243,905 ("Loving U")49,345 ("Miss Sistar")429,613 ("Bad Boy") + 267,735 ("Crying") + 151,465 ("Summer Time") + 128,843 ("A Week") + 102,593("Hey You") + 93,537 ("If U Want") + 80,276 ("Up and Down")1,486,661 ("Give It To Me") + 895,462 ("The Way You Make Me Melt")31,866 ("So Cool")243,905 ("Loving U")2014 songs sales:2,917,327 = 1,168,060 ("Touch My Body") + 733,268 ("I Swear") + 221,550 ("Naughty Hands") + 122,260 ("But I Love U") + 73,221 ("Sunshine") + 67,742 ("OK Go") + 43,121 ("Wow") + 33,981 ("Hold on Tight") + 80,276 ("Give It To Me") + 84,281 ("Loving U") + 16,660 ("So Cool") + 272,907 ("Love is You")33,981 ("Hold on Tight")221,550 ("Naughty Hands") + 122,260 ("But I Love U")61,313 ("Sunshine") + 55,503 ("OK Go") + 43,121 ("Wow")1,168,060 ("Touch My Body") + 733,268 ("I Swear")70,750 ("Give It To Me")30,316 ("Give It To Me") + 36,190 ("Loving U")48,091 ("Loving U")19,023 ("Give It To Me") + 16,660 ("So Cool")16,104 ("Give It To Me") + 12,239 ("OK Go") + 11,908 ("Sunshine")272,907 ("Love is You")2015 songs sales:2,064,466 = 1,283,400 ("Shake It") + 206,546 ("Don't Be Such A Baby") + 79,387 ("Bad Guy") + 41,717 ("Good Time") + 36,165 ("Go Up") + 265,760 ("Touch My Body") + 92,540 ("I Swear") + 58,951 ("Loving U") 41,717 ("Good Time") + 36,165 ("Go Up")206,546 ("Don't Be Such A Baby") + 79,387 ("Bad Guy")1,283,400 ("Shake It")265,760 ("Touch My Body")51,656 ("I Swear")40,894 ("I Swear") + 58,951 ("Loving U")2016 songs sales:1,468,001 = 884,858 ("I Like That") + 42,910 ("String") + 37,992 ("Yeah Yeah") + 36,756 ("Say I Love You") + 31,156 ("Wanna Do It") + 25,070 ("Under the Blanket") + 95,972 ("Touch My Body") + 297,127 ("Shake It") + 16,160 ("Loving U")884,858 ("I Like That")42,910 ("String") + 37,992 ("Yeah Yeah") + 36,756 ("Say I Love You") + 31,156 ("Wanna Do It")202,110 ("Shake It")30,693 ("Touch My Body")30,276 ("Shake It") + 27,208 ("Under the Blanket") + 22,366 ("Touch My Body")42,913 ("Touch My Body") + 64,741 ("Shake It") + 16,160 ("Loving U")2017 songs sales:645,021 = 608,781 ("Lonely") + 36,240 ("For You")608,781 ("Lonely")36,240 ("For You")
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    Japan album sales: 225,487 = 60,668 (Blackpink) + 11,978 (Square Up) + 22,464 (Blackpink in Your Area) + 29,040 (Kill This Love) + 66,862 (The Album) + 34,475 (Born Pink);Japan physical sales forBlackpink: 60,668 = 39,100 + 13,123 + 8,445Japan physical sales forSquare Up: 6,419 = 3,890 + 2,529Japan digital sales forSquare Up: 5,559 = 3,915 + 1,644Japan physical sales forBlackpink in Your Area: 22,464 = 20,861 + 1,603Japan physical sales forKill This Love: 8,846 = 4,055 + 3,054 + 1,737Japan digital sales forKill This Love: 3,531 = 2,548 + 983Japan physical sales forKill This Love -JP Ver.-: 15,836 = 11,971 + 2,616 + 1,249Japan digital sales forKill This Love -JP Ver.-: 827Japan physical sales forThe Album: 28,554Japan digital sales forThe Album: 3,929 = 1,863 + 1,074 + 569 + 423Japan physical sales ofThe Album -JP Ver.-: 34,379 = 24,290 + 4,680 + 2,647 + 1,786 + 976Japan physical sales forBorn Pink: 31,385 = 23,595 + 7,790Japan digital sales forBorn Pink: 3,090 = 1,599 + 777 + 404 + 185 + 125US album sales: 234,600 = 7,000 (Square Two) + 9,100 (Kill This Love) + 117,000 (The Album) + 101,500 (Born Pink);US sales forSquare Two: 7,000US sales forKill This Love: 9,100US sales forThe Album: 117,000 = 81,000 + 19,000 + 17,000US sales forBorn Pink: 101,500 = 75,500 + 26,00013,786,046 single sales = 13,348,556 (South Korea) + 58,090 (Japan) + 208,400 (US) + 171,000 (Global);South Korea single sales: 13,348,556 = 605,048 ("Boombayah") + 243,508 ("Stay") + 2,500,000 ("Playing with Fire") + 2,500,000 ("As If It's Your Last") + 2,500,000 ("Whistle") + 2,500,000 ("Ddu-Du Ddu-Du") + 2,500,000 ("Forever Young");240,789 ("Boombayah")128,111 ("Boombayah")90,804 ("Boombayah")79,468 ("Boombayah") + 182,138 ("Stay")65,876 ("Boombayah") + 61,370 ("Stay")2,500,000 ("Playing with Fire") + 2,500,000 ("As If It's Your Last")
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    2,500,000 ("Ddu-Du Ddu-Du") + 2,500,000 ("Forever Young")Japan single sales: 58,090 = 29,388 ("Ddu-Du Ddu-Du") + 8,604 ("Kill This Love") + 11,106 ("How You Like That") + 7,438 ("Pink Venom") + 1,554 ("Shut Down");Japan physical sales for "Ddu-Du Ddu-Du": 29,388 = 24,385 + 2,878 + 1,160 + 965Japan digital sales for "Kill This Love": 8,604 = 4,372 + 4,232Japan digital sales for "How You Like That": 11,106 = 5,506 + 5,600Japan digital sales for "Pink Venom": 7,438 = 3,236 + 2,674 + 1,528Japan digital sales for "Shut Down": 1,554US single sales: 208,400 = 113,000 + 5,000 + 4,000 + 7,000 + 11,000 + 7,000 + 7,000 + 16,400 + 23,000 + 11,000 + 4,000;113,000 (Square Two songs) + 5,000 ("As If It's Your Last")4,000 ("As If It's Your Last")7,000 ("Ddu-Du Ddu-Du")11,000 ("Kiss and Make Up")7,000 ("Kill This Love")7,000 ("Sour Candy")16,400 ("How You Like That")23,000 ("Ice Cream")11,000 ("Pink Venom")4,000 ("Shut Down")Global single sales: 171,000 = 70,000 (The Album songs) + 46,000 ("Pink Venom") + 55,000 (Born Pink songs);The Album songs: 70,000"Pink Venom": 46,000 = 36,000 + 7,000 + 3,000Born Pink songs: 55,000
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