ATEEZ Continues Winning Streak with First Inkigayo Trophy for 'Adrenaline'
Following their historic Music Core win, ATEEZ has now claimed their first-ever Inkigayo trophy with 'Adrenaline,' earning 4,764 points on the February 15 episode.

ATEEZ's winning momentum continues as the group has secured their first-ever trophy on SBS's "Inkigayo" with "Adrenaline," just one day after their historic Music Core victory.
On the February 15 episode, ATEEZ took home the win with 4,764 points, competing against Car, the Garden's "My whole world" and KiiiKiii's "404 (New Era)." This marks another major milestone for the group, who just claimed their first Music Core trophy on February 14 with 8,835 points.
The back-to-back wins represent a significant achievement for ATEEZ, who have been building momentum with "Adrenaline" across multiple music shows. The group's success on both MBC's Music Core and SBS's Inkigayo demonstrates the song's strong performance across different platforms and voting criteria.
The February 15 Inkigayo episode also featured performances from other popular groups including IVE and TWS, making for a competitive lineup. However, ATEEZ's consistent fan support and "Adrenaline's" chart performance helped secure their victory.
These recent wins come at an interesting time for music show programming, as Music Core is set to take its previously announced February break. ATEEZ managed to claim their first trophy on that show just in time, and now they've followed it up with another first on Inkigayo.
For ATEEZ, these victories represent years of hard work paying off on major Korean music programs. The group has been steadily building their domestic presence alongside their international success, and these music show wins mark important milestones in their Korean career.
With "Adrenaline" proving its staying power across multiple shows, ATEEZ has positioned themselves strongly in the current competitive landscape of K-pop music shows. The consecutive wins suggest the song has both the fan engagement and digital performance needed to compete at the highest levels.
