NewJeans has reached a new streaming landmark: according to Spotify data, the track "Right Now" logged 100 million streams as of Sunday. The song a B-side from the group's debut single in Japan is now the 16th NewJeans track to surpass the 100 million-stream mark on the platform. This latest milestone means that all tracks across NewJeans' recorded catalog spanning two mini albums and two single albums have now crossed the seven-figure streaming threshold on Spotify.
The achievement highlights steady listener engagement across both lead singles and lesser-promoted album cuts, and signals broad playlisting and repeat plays that sustain long-term streaming totals.
"Right Now" was released in June 2024 as part of the single "Supernatural" and has also registered on the Billboard Global 200 and Global excl. US charts, contributing to the group's international visibility. With this entry joining the catalog of tracks above 100 million streams, NewJeans now shows a uniform level of streaming success that industry watchers consider notable for a relatively young act.
Observers say that having every track in a group's discography exceed 100 million streams is uncommon and typically reflects both a dedicated fanbase and consistent discovery by new listeners via curated playlists and social media.
For NewJeans, the milestone underscores sustained momentum across multiple releases and cements the group's status among K-pop acts achieving global streaming prominence.
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