(G)I-DLE's 'Queencard' MV rapidly exceeds 100 million views on YouTube
reached a new milestone on YouTube with their latest release!' featuring the title track"." Just 18 days after the music video's release, it rapidly exceeded 100 million views on YouTube, setting a new record among this year's K-Pop releases.
With that, I-DLE's"Queencard" has become the fastest music video released in 2023 by a K-pop group to reach the 100 million view count on YouTube.
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