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• K-pop group I.O.I notch their second #1 as "Downpour" leaps 8-1 in its second week. Concurrently, their previous single, "Very Very Very" rebounds 9-2 and they become the first artist since GFriend to hold down the top two slots on the chart. It's the first time since November that "Very Very Very" is in the top 3 of the chart. They had their last concert together as a group, ending their year-long journey. I.O.I is from a reality show called Produce 101, and the group was only supposed to last for a year, and this month marks the end of their journey together. The members will continue their careers in different groups/as an individual, and I could hear their pain in this song. If you have time to check their music out, I recommend "Whatta Man (Good Man)" which samples Linda Lyndell's "What a Man", which was sampled by Salt-N-Pepa and En Vogue in their collaboration, "Whatta Man."
• The top 6 are all non-English songs (5 Korean and 1 Japanese), and this is the first time this has happened. The top English song is is Ed Sheeran's "Shape of You" at #7, which has been the top English song for three consecutive weeks. 
• Seohyun from one of my favorite K-pop groups, Girls' Generation, blasts 68-3 with her solo debut single "Don't Say No". She follows fellow Girls' Generation member Taeyeon to a top 3 placement on my chart (her song "11:11" peaked at #2 last November).
• The Greatest Gainer this week comes from a K-pop group as well, as AOA's "Excuse Me" zooms 75-4.
• The highest debut comes from another K-pop group that is disbanding. 2NE1's "Goodbye", which is their last single, debuts at #5, and scores this week's Hot Shot Debut award. 2NE1 was one of the groups that helped the worldwide spread of K-pop, and along with Girls' Generation, were the biggest girl groups in K-pop from the late 2000s to the early 2010s.
• Despite all these K-pop songs jumping, Maren Morris notches her first top 10, as "80s Mercedes" jumps 23-10. Her debut single "My Church" peaked at #17 last year.
• Some big movements: Eric Church reaches the top 20 with "Kill a Word" featuring Rhiannon Giddens, Kelsea Ballerini moves into the top 30 with "Yeah Boy", Alan Walker continues his ascent as "Alone" jumps into the top 40, Zara Larsson returns to the top 50 with "I Would Like", and Jon Pardi crawls up to the top 60 with "Dirt On My Boots".
• Lady Antebellum returns to my chart for the first time as a lead artist since "Long Stretch of Love" peaked at #87 in 2015 as "You Look Good" debuts at #72. I personally don't really know how to feel about the song, but I hope it can help them regain their momentum. As a featured artist, they were a part of Audien's song "Something Better" which reached #7 in September 2015.