K-Pop Radar 2.0 analyzes October comebacks from Baby Monster, ENMIX, BoyNextDoor, Hats To Hats and Le Sserafim, revealing rising fan engagement across core, global, and other segments.

K-Pop Radar 2.0 examined how each group’s new tracks fared in the first seven days after release, comparing them with prior comebacks across major platforms to measure fan engagement.

Baby Monster’s WE GO UP pushed MV likes and comments higher than their prior release HOT SAUCE, with the Global and Activity Influx segments rising in tandem, signaling expanding overseas fandom.

ENMIX’s Blue Valentine topped the Melon Top 100 and showed strong initial engagement, with MV likes and comments rising in the first two days, and all fan-seg indices increasing, notably Core and Mainstream.

BoyNextDoor’s Hollywood Action sustained a similar like-to-comment ratio as I Feel Good, maintaining solid popularity, with the Mainstream index growing modestly.

Hats To Hats’ Focus showed a slight uptick in the Global index while the Activity Influx index remained steady, contributing to growing momentum.

Le Sserafim’s Spaghetti saw a sharp early rise in MV likes and comments, with Core, Main, Global, and Activity Influx indexes all advancing.

K-Pop Radar 2.0 positions fandom dynamics on maps and inflow visuals, offering insights from Blip and K-Pop Radar data to illuminate artists’ reach and momentum.

For detailed results, see K-Pop Radar 2.0.