Sarah Geronimo And SB19’s “Umaaligid” Debuts At No. 4 On Billboard’s World Digital Song Sales Chart
The latest chart-breaking feat from both Filipino pop icons earns them the honor of being the only two OPM artists to have multiple entries debut on the chart.
Courtesy of G Music.
Courtesy of G Music.
Sarah Geronimo and SB19‘s collaboration single, “Umaaligid,” is a certified Billboard hit.
The latest track from both Filipino pop icons has just made an impressive debut on Billboard’s World Digital Song Sales chart, positioning itself at No. 4 on the chart. This chart-breaking achievement from both Geronimo and SB19 was achieved with only two days of tracking on the chart, given that it was only released last Wednesday, on July 30, 2025.
This impressive feat marks the second entry of Geronimo on Billboard’s World Digital Song Sales chart, following the success of “Tala” back in 2020. The iconic hit single peaked at No. 13 and charted for a total of three weeks. For SB19, the track marks their fourth entry on the chart (and overall third entry this year alone) — following the success of “GENTO” at a peak of No. 8, “DUNGKA!” at No. 7, and “DAM” at No. 1 — making them the OPM artist with the most chart entries here. Given the success of both artists’ discographies on the World Digital Song Sales chart, they are also the only Filipino musicians to have multiple entries enter the chart rankings.
Though the Billboard Philippines charts (dated August 9, 2025) have yet to be updated, the official tracking period for the single’s release only began last August 1, and will run until August 7, giving A’TIN and Popsters more chances to stream, purchase, and support the collaboration of Sarah Geronimo and SB19.
Launched in 2010, Billboard’s World Digital Song Sales chart spotlights the top-selling international tracks in the U.S. each week, based on digital download data compiled by Luminate (formerly Nielsen SoundScan). Originally debuting with 25 positions on the January 23, 2010 issue as part of Billboard’s expanded genre charts rollout, the chart was trimmed to 15 titles in November 2021, before narrowing further to 10 entries starting with the October 28, 2023 issue.