AceShowbiz - LISA has taken over this week's YouTube Music charts, with her solo single Tarantino claiming the #1 spot on both the US Top Songs and Global Top Songs charts. The track leads a strong showing for the BLACKPINK member's solo EP Press Play, with SaWaDiKa climbing to #6 in the US and #7 globally, while Sweat debuted at #58 in the US and #62 globally. LISA also landed at #16 on Global Top Artists and #24 on US Top Artists.

Elton John has officially joined the Billion Views Club. The official music video for his 1989 single Sacrifice has reached 1 billion views, marking the legendary British songwriter's first entry into the milestone club. The visual stars model Yasmeen Ghauri and musician Chris Isaak.

The holiday season arrived early on the charts, as Mariah Carey's perennial anthem All I Want for Christmas Is You surged to #2 on the US Daily Top Music Videos chart on Sunday, November 1. The track also reached #46 on the Global Daily Top Music Videos chart that same day.

Halloween favorites dominated the daily charts on October 31. Michael Jackson's Thriller topped the US Top Music Videos chart, while Andrew Gold's Spooky, Scary Skeletons (Undead Tombstone Mix) led the US Top Songs on Shorts chart. Rockwell's Somebody's Watching Me reached #4 on US Top Music Videos and #11 on US Top Songs on Shorts, and Ray Parker Jr.'s Ghostbusters hit #5 on US Top Music Videos. Other spooky entries included The Cramps' Goo Goo Muck at #16 on US Top Songs on Shorts, Oogie Boogie's Song from The Nightmare Before Christmas at #29 on US Top Music Videos, John Carpenter's Halloween Theme at #45, Rob Zombie's Dragula at #71, Sheb Wooley's Purple People Eater at #70, and Eurythmics' Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This) at #79.

Tate McRae's new single Housewife continues to generate views, claiming #5 on US Top Songs and #26 on Global Top Songs. The track amassed over 15.7 million views in the charting period, helping McRae reach #53 on US Top Artists.

Harry Styles waltzed back onto the charts with Coming Up Roses, a track from his March album Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally.. Fueled in part by a newly dropped music video, the song made a belated debut at #33 on US Top Songs and #80 on Global Top Songs. Styles' 2017 track Sign of the Times also held onto #43 on Global.

Megan Thee Stallion climbed into the top 10 with Thin Ice, which rose to #8 on US Top Songs and debuted at #67 on Global Top Songs. The track, which originally appeared as part of her ongoing Tina Tuesday freestyle series, garnered over 9.5 million views across territories in the charting period.

K/DA, the virtual girl group from League of Legends developer Riot Games, returned with FIRESTARTER, debuting at #13 on US Top Songs and #15 on Global Top Songs. The track features vocals from real-life artists Miyeon and Soyeon of I-dle, along with Sophie Powers and Mimi Webb, and garnered over 18.9 million views in the charting period.

Drake's chart run continued as Janice STFU climbed to #18 on US Top Songs, while QUEBEC from the deluxe version of his summer album HABIBTI claimed #97. The Canadian rap star also reclaimed #1 on US Top Artists.

K-pop group ILLIT made a mark with 체포하겠어 (You're Under Arrest), debuting at #12 on Global Top Songs and #24 on US Top Songs. The heavily choreographed official video has amassed over 18 million views since its release. The group's collaboration with KATSEYE and Le Sserafim, Iconic By Mistake, also continued to generate views, claiming #51 on US and #59 on Global.

Yung Miami's new single Dear JT, an emotional reflection on her friendship with her former City Girls bandmate, debuted at #19 on US Weekly Top Music Videos. The official visualizer, which shares archival photos and video clips of the pair since childhood, has garnered over 1.5 million views since its release.

ATEEZ scored a hit with Drip, which debuted at #29 on US Top Songs and #33 on Global Top Songs. The stylish music video has collected over 26 million views since its release, while the group's previous hit BAD also claimed #45 on Global.

P!NK's 2012 single Just Give Me a Reason, a collaboration with Nate Ruess of fun. and The Format, continued its shortform-aided comeback, inching up to #37 on US Top Songs and #44 on Global Top Songs. The track garnered over 12 million views across territories.

Regional Mexican stars Fuerza Regida shared their contribution to the soundtrack for the video game Grand Theft Auto VI, with Suzuki debuting at #96 on US Top Songs. French electronic duo Justice's Flower in a Hurricane also made an impact.