Lisa continues to build momentum following her debut solo album *Alter Ego*, releasing multiple singles in 2026 that perform well on the charts. Her latest track, “Sawadika,” enters the Digital Song Sales chart at No. 7, marking her second-highest solo peak on that ranking and tying with the 2024 single “Rockstar.” This track sold just over 1,900 digital copies in the U.S., reflecting strong sales performance amid competitive music releases. “Sawadika” also charts globally, landing at No. 13 on the Billboard Global Excl. U.S. and No. 23 on the Billboard Global 200, making it Lisa’s thirteenth solo entry on the worldwide charts.

Despite these impressive figures, Lisa narrowly misses matching her career-best peaks by one position. On the Billboard Hot 100, “Sawadika” debuts at No. 69, just shy of the No. 68 peak achieved by “Born Again,” her 2025 collaboration with Doja Cat and Raye. It does, however, surpass “Rockstar,” which only reached No. 70. On the Digital Song Sales chart, her 2021 hit “Lalisa” remains her top-peaking solo single after opening at No. 6, with “Sawadika” close behind.

In addition to her solo success, Lisa remains active with Blackpink, contributing to the group’s new EP and hit singles this year. Her ability to balance group activities alongside a thriving solo career highlights her continuing influence in the music industry as both a singer and rapper. “Sawadika” marks her seventh solo appearance on the Digital Song Sales chart, with four of those reaching the top 10, showcasing her consistent appeal to consumers.

While Lisa takes second place on this week’s Digital Song Sales chart behind Miley Cyrus’s “Bass Persuades,” the latter narrowly missed a No. 1 spot as Ella Langley’s “Choosin’ Texas” reclaimed the top position for its seventeenth week. Lisa’s performance, alongside her frequent chart appearances, underscores her status as a significant solo artist maintaining strong sales and streaming presence globally throughout 2026.