Hwasa has reached a historic milestone, becoming the most successful Korean solo artist in Perfect All-Kill history with her hit single “Good Goodbye.”
According to iChart, “Good Goodbye” recorded its first Perfect All-Kill on November 30 and has continued its unstoppable run. As of 11 a.m. on December 30, the song has accumulated 480 Perfect All-Kills, the highest total ever achieved by a Korean solo artist.

A Historic Ranking Among Korea’s Biggest Hits
A Perfect All-Kill is achieved when a song ranks No.1 across daily, weekly, and real-time charts on all major Korean music platforms, including Melon, Genie, Bugs, YouTube Music, FLO, and VIBE.
With 480 Perfect All-Kills, “Good Goodbye” now ranks fourth on the all-time PAK list, following “Golden” by HUNTR/X, “Ditto” by NewJeans, and “Dynamite” by BTS. Among solo acts, Hwasa stands alone at the top, and her record is still rising.

One of 2025’s Defining Songs
“Good Goodbye” has firmly established itself as one of 2025’s defining hit songs. This year, only four tracks have achieved a Perfect All-Kill: “REBEL HEART” by IVE, “TOO BAD (feat. Anderson .Paak)” by G-Dragon, “Golden” by HUNTR/X, and Hwasa’s “Good Goodbye.” Among Korean soloists, Hwasa leads by a wide margin.
The song’s explosive popularity accelerated after Hwasa’s performance at the 46th Blue Dragon Film Awards, sparking a powerful chart resurgence that quickly evolved into a full-scale dominance across platforms.

Global Recognition and Chart Success
Hwasa’s momentum has extended well beyond Korea. “Good Goodbye” earned triple music show wins, topped the Circle Chart in six categories, and held the No.1 position on Billboard Korea Hot 100 for two consecutive weeks. Internationally, the song reached No.1 on Billboard’s World Digital Song Sales chart and entered the Billboard Global 200 at No.32.
These achievements further solidify Hwasa’s status as one of the most influential solo artists of her generation.
First-Ever Solo Concert After 12 Years
Hwasa will meet fans in person at her first-ever solo concert, marking a major career milestone 12 years after her debut. The “2026 HWASA CONCERT ‘MI CASA’” will be held on January 17 and 18 at Kyung Hee University’s Peace Hall in Seoul.
The concert is expected to showcase Hwasa’s bold artistry and distinctive musical identity, offering fans an immersive experience into the world of a soloist who continues to redefine success on her own terms.
Editor’s Insight
Hwasa’s record-breaking run with Good Goodbye is more than just a chart win; it’s a career-defining statement that she is officially the most dominant solo force in the history of the Perfect All-Kill. By clocking in 480 PAKs as of late December 2025, she has managed to do as a soloist what usually requires the combined power of a massive group, sitting comfortably on an all-time list alongside giants like BTS and NewJeans.
What makes this achievement feel so authentic is how it happened it wasn’t just a big debut, but a slow-burn takeover sparked by her raw, viral performance at the Blue Dragon Film Awards. It confirms that Hwasa isn’t just following trends; she’s setting a massive new benchmark for what a solo artist can achieve on their own terms.


I dunno about “her first solo concert”, I saw her in concert in March 2025……. Yeah, the Twit tour.