VERIVERY Claims Music Bank K-Chart No.1 with ‘RED (Beggin’)’ After 2-Year Hiatus

VERIVERY has secured the No.1 position on KBS’s Music Bank K-Chart with “RED (Beggin’)”, marking a significant career milestone after a hiatus of more than two years.

For the December 1–7 tracking period, “RED (Beggin’)” recorded 6,238 points across digital streaming, broadcast frequency, fan voting, physical sales, and social media engagement, topping the weekly chart.

The track leads VERIVERY’s fourth single album *Lost and Found*, built around themes of loss and emotional recovery, reinterpreting the classic “Beggin’” through contemporary production and visual storytelling.

Visually and choreographically, the comeback emphasizes strong symbolic cues—especially repeated “pleading” gestures—designed to be instantly recognizable across broadcast clips and short-form platforms.

With Music Bank airing a special broadcast tied to its global festival schedule, VERIVERY celebrated the win via livestream instead of an on-stage encore.

The release strategy appears focused on rebuilding momentum through coherent concept execution and steady engagement across platforms, rather than relying solely on concentrated exposure.

• ‘RED (Beggin’)’ ranked No.1 on Music Bank K-Chart
• ‘Lost and Found’ marks a key comeback release
• The group responded with a livestream encore due to a special broadcast

## KStarLoud Insight VERIVERY’s No.1 reflects cumulative engagement rather than a single-metric spike. For mid-career groups returning after extended hiatuses, sustained participation and coherent concept execution are often decisive in rebuilding market visibility—making this win a meaningful signal for the group’s next phase.