AceShowbiz - Global pop group KATSEYE continues its chart domination on YouTube Music, following the release of its EP Wild. The group's high-energy track Hootie Frutti holds strong at #3 on the US Top Songs and #4 on the Global Top Songs chart, while Animal claims #4 on US and #5 on Global. Additional tracks Pinky Up, Iconic By Mistake, and Debut also make waves, landing at #28, #9, and #41 on the US chart, respectively.

Fans are honoring the life and music of country legend Dolly Parton, driving several of her iconic classics into the US Top Songs chart. Her timeless hit 9 to 5 leads the resurgence at #7, followed by Jolene at #8 and her duet with Kenny Rogers, Islands in the Stream, at #16. Her original I Will Always Love You claims #32, while Whitney Houston's beloved cover debuts at #62. Parton also re-enters the US Top Artists chart at #7.

In a week of hot debuts, Cardi B takes the top spot on the US Daily Top Music Videos chart with her Brooklyn-set visual for Ah Ha, which has amassed over 5.2 million views since its release. Meanwhile, Rod Wave storms the daily charts with 23 entries following the release of his seventh studio album Don't Look Down, led by I Am at #8, Mainstay at #11, and All I Ever Had at #13.

Taylor Swift also makes her mark, as her piano medley of I Knew It, I Knew You, August, and All Too Well, performed during an "Icon Sessions" event at The Grammy Museum, hits #12 on the US Weekly Top Music Videos chart with over 1.1 million views.

Memphis rapper Pooh Shiesty lands a quartet of tracks on the US Top Songs chart following his debut album All Eyes on Shiest, with Reap What You Sow leading at #13. Dallas rapper Dolly Babe climbs to #15 with Pink Blush, while singer-songwriter Stella Lefty holds down #26 with Boston.

Colombian pop star Karol G debuts at #52 on the Global Top Songs chart with BbY WOW from her new album No Me Arrepiento de Sentir Tanto, while Atlanta rapper Belly Gang Kushington launches No Jewelry at #66 on the US Weekly Top Music Videos chart. His collaboration with 21 Savage, WTF Goin, also climbs to #16.

As Spider-Man: Brand New Day continues its box office run, related songs swing up the charts. Post Malone and Swae Lee's Sunflower sits at #5 on US Top Songs and #6 on Global, while Tame Impala's Loser hits #21 on US and #34 on Global. Indian Banjaare also charts with Barsaat at #15 on Global, and Steve Lacy's oh yeah claims #45 on the US Shorts chart.

Rising Dominican rapper Lil Naay debuts PERRA at #48 on US Top Songs and #63 on Global, amassing over 9.1 million views. K-pop group ENHYPEN stages a jailbreak in the video for Bloody Paradise, debuting at #7 on Global Top Songs with over 31 million views. Atlanta rapper Noodah05 breaks out with Around Me at #46 on US Weekly Top Music Videos, while Bbe Aj and Boosie Badazz dance up the US Shorts chart with Got That Feelin.

This week's charts reflect a diverse mix of genres and global talent, from KATSEYE's continued takeover to Dolly Parton's timeless appeal and the explosive debuts of Cardi B and ENHYPEN. As the music landscape evolves, YouTube Music remains a key platform for artists to connect with fans worldwide.