List of Show! Music Core Chart winners (2022)

The Show! Music Core Chart is a record chart on the South Korean MBC television music program Show! Music Core. Every week, the show awards the best-performing single on the chart in the country during its live broadcast.

In 2022, 21 singles achieved number one on the chart, and 17 acts were awarded first-place trophies. "Beatbox" by NCT Dream had the highest score of the year, with 9,800 points on the June 11 broadcast. Taeyeon's "INVU" and Ive's "After Like" won four trophies each, making both singles the most-awarded songs of the year. "Eleven" and "After Like" by Ive spent a combined total of seven weeks atop the chart, making them the most awarded act of 2022.

Chart history

+Key Indicates a Quintuple Crown Highest score in 2022 — No show was held Episode Date Artist Song Points — colspan="3" 753 Ive "Eleven" 6,408 754 6,532 755 6,600 — rowspan="4" colspan="3" — — — 756 Taeyeon "INVU" 7,277 757 6,379 758 7,180 759 7,287 760 (G)I-dle "Tomboy" 7,588 — colspan="3" 761 NCT Dream "Glitch Mode" 9,300 — colspan="3" 762 Big Bang "Still Life" 7,165 763 7,883 764 6,551 765 Lim Young-woong "If We Ever Meet Again" 7,885 766 Psy "That That" 6,586 — colspan="3" 767 Kang Daniel "Upside Down" 7,820 768 June 11 NCT Dream "Beatbox" 9,800 — colspan="3" 769 June 25 BTS "Yet to Come" 7,415 770 July 2 Lim Young-woong "If We Ever Meet Again" 6,678 771 July 9 Fromis 9 "Stay This Way" 8,242 772 July 16 Nayeon "Pop!" 7,022 773 July 23 WSG Wannabe (GayaG) "At That Moment" 6,153 — colspan="3" 774 August 6 WSG Wannabe (GayaG) "At That Moment" 6,378 775 colspan="3" 776 NewJeans "Attention" 7,495 777 The Boyz "Whisper" 6,197 778 Ive "After Like" 9,191 — colspan="3" 779 Ive "After Like" 7,807 780 6,935 781 NCT 127 "2 Baddies" 6,638 782 Blackpink "Shut Down" 7,472 — colspan="3" 783 Ive "After Like" 6,672 784 (G)I-dle "Nxde" 9,081 — colspan="3" 785 (G)I-dle "Nxde" 7,684 786 6,191 787 Lim Young-woong "London Boy" 7,060 788 Le Sserafim "Antifragile" 6,384 789 6,017 790 6,396 791 colspan="3" — colspan="3"

See also List of Show! Music Core Chart winners (2021)

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