SHINee member Jonghyun's 'Crazy' world's most viewed K-pop video in January

Boy band SHINee member Jonghyun's "Crazy (Guilty Pleasure)" was the most viewed K-pop video in America and throughout the world in January, according to Billboard magazine. A live music video recording of "Deja-Boo," another song off his debut solo album "Base," also ranked sixth on both lists. Base rose to No. 1 on Billboard's World Albums chart on Jan. 31.

Keith Ape's "It G Ma" was the second-most watched K-pop video in America, followed by G.Soul's "You," 4Minute's "Cold Rain" and INFINITE H's "Pretty." Mad Clown's "Fire" ranked seventh; Jung Yong-hwa's "One Fine Day" eighth; Jung Yong-hwa's "Mileage" ninth; and Jung Sung-ha's "River Flows in You" 10th.

Jung Yong-hwa's "One Fine Day" placed No. 2 in the world's most watched K-pop videos list; Mad Clown's "Fire" No. 3; Jung Yong-hwa's "Mileage" No. 4; and 4Minute's "Cold Rain" No. 5. 1PUNCH's "Turn Me Back" came in seventh; G.Soul's "You" eighth; GFriend's "Glass Bead" ninth; and INFINITE H's "Pretty" 10th.

Park Sae-jin swatchsjp@ajunews.com

SHINee member Jonghyun's 'Crazy' world's most viewed K-pop video in January

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