Dossier
What our own numbers say about an artist
Each piece argues from signals we measure ourselves — search demand against its own history, dated career events, and the social record we keep. Every figure in the body is ours; the writing never supplies one. How we report
Lisa's Record Is Already Filed. The Biggest Date on Her Calendar Is Not.
With 40 social posts on file and a World Cup stage already behind her, Lisa's calendar still carries its heaviest entry: EP 'Press Play' release, dated 2026-10-23.
23 hr ago
BOYNEXTDOOR: The Thirty Days Before This Week Did the Heavy Lifting
Searches for the name in the seven days ending 2026-10-17 ran at 0.9 times the preceding thirty-day average — a decline that the calendar explains: every major event in this window falls on the side of the figure being divided by, not the side being measured.
3 d ago
TWS's Japan Calendar Is Dense. The Release Is Still Ahead of It.
With social posts on file numbering 48 and a release in 2026-11-02 not yet counted among them, the documented activity and the scheduled commercial moment sit on opposite sides of the same calendar.
5 d ago
Jang Han-byeol's Calendar Makes the Argument Before the Concerts Do
With social posts on file numbering 9 and two scheduled solo concerts already in our records, the documented footprint is built on what is coming, not what has passed.
9 d ago
KiiiKiii's Loud Month Is the Denominator
Searches for the name are running at 0.6 times the preceding average, but that average was built across a thirty-day stretch that contained an album release, an award, an LCK Finals stage, and a ceremonial first pitch — the multiple is a measure of how high that baseline sits, not of what the current week is doing on its own.
16 d ago
ITZY: Three Moves in One Year, One Number to Show for All of Them
Across a window that holds a world tour opening, a new mini album, and a fan meeting already dated, the social footprint on file stands at 34 collected posts — a single count that does not distinguish between any of them.
9/10/2026
Yeonjun: When the Baseline Is the Story
Searches for the name Yeonjun in the seven days ending 2026-09-05 ran at 0.7 times the preceding average — a decline that is not a verdict on the recent work but a measure of how loud the thirty-day half already was.
9/7/2026
NMIXX: The Tour That Raised the Bar the Recent Week Is Measured Against
Searches for the name NMIXX in the seven days ending 2026-09-05 run at 0.8 times the preceding average, and that multiple sits in the bottom tenth of comparable stretches since 2026-03-15 — not because the name has gone quiet, but because the thirty-day window it is divided by was crowded with tour dates that drove the baseline up.
9/7/2026
LE SSERAFIM's Scheduled Surge: What the Calendar and the Count Say Right Now
With social moments on file numbering 231 and a forward calendar dense enough to span three continents inside a single month, LE SSERAFIM's documented footprint points to a group whose scheduled commitments outpace anything yet recorded in this window.
9/7/2026
Stray Kids: A Loud Thirty Days Is the Story, Not a Quiet Week
Searches for the name in the seven days ending 2026-09-05 are running at 0.6 times the preceding average — a decline that the calendar explains before the brand does.
9/7/2026
Dino's solo debut lands while the clock is already running
With 42 social posts on file and three dated events anchoring a compressed timeline, the record shows a solo launch and a concert run stacked against an enlistment deadline that was already set.
9/6/2026
RESCENE: The Thirty-Day Baseline Is the Story, Not the Slump
Searches for the name RESCENE in the seven days ending 2026-09-05 ran at 0.7 times the preceding average — a decline that the search data itself explains, because the loudest single day in the comparable window, on 2026-08-09, sits in the thirty-day half that forms the denominator.
9/6/2026
ATEEZ: The Loudest Month Is Already Behind Them
Searches for the name ATEEZ have declined in the seven days ending 2026-09-05, measured at 0.8 times the preceding average — but that decline is arithmetic, not a verdict on the present: the thirty-day base contains the single loudest day for searches of the name across the entire comparable window, on 2026-08-14, and that peak is what the recent stretch is being divided by.
9/6/2026