SB19’s “Burn The Flame” Makes A Fiery Debut On Billboard’s World Digital Songs Chart
The newly released track marks the Kings of P-pop’s fifth entry on Billboard’s World Digital Songs chart, following their recent achievement with “Umaaligid” featuring Sarah Geronimo.
Courtesy of 1Z Entertainment.
Courtesy of 1Z Entertainment.
SB19 have just achieved another undisputed (hot) hit song on the Billboard charts with their latest single “Burn The Flame.”
The track, which was released earlier this month as the official anthem for Honor of Kings‘ King Pro League International Championship 2025, has made its way to Billboard’s World Digital Songs chart (dated November 29, 2025), debuting at the No. 9 position of the chart. Billboard’s World Digital Song Sales chart notably ranks the top 10 best-selling digital singles on a weekly basis — a place where SB19 have found themselves familiar with over the past year.
Such an impressive feat from the Kings of P-pop marks their fifth chart-topping track on the chart, following their string of hit singles with “GENTO” debuting at No. 8, “DUNGKA!” debuting at No. 7, “Umaaligid” featuring Sarah Geronimo debuting at No. 5, and “DAM” which debuted at No. 1 –– making history for OPM as the first and only artists to top the global Billboard charts.
SB19’s latest chart-topping feat with “Burn The Flame” once again reaffirms their status as leading figures in the Philippine music scene, whilst also underscoring the power and impact of their impassioned fanbase of A’TIN. Should the fanbase continue to display their coordinated efforts to promote, stream, and purchase the single (both internationally and locally), it won’t be a surprise to see “Burn The Flame” make an appearance on the Billboard Philippines charts soon, whether it be on the Philippines Hot 100 or the Top Philippine Songs chart — or perhaps both.
First launched back in 2010, Billboard’s World Digital Song Sales chart continues to spotlight 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.