Top Spot Secured—But Not Without a Fight
As of 3:58 PM on July 29, 2025, singer Jeong Seo-joo is holding steady at the top of the Netizen Awards’ ‘Best Female Artist’ category, racking up an impressive 41,594 votes. That’s 38.7% of the total, making it clear—her fans came to play. But K-pop history tells us: never get too comfortable. Especially when second place is still within striking distance.
2nd and 3rd Place Neck and Neck
The battle for silver is turning into a nail-biter. Bin Ye-seo has 20,680 votes (19.2%), barely edging out My Jin with 20,145 (18.7%). With the vote gap tightening to a few hundred, every vote counts—and both singers have the kind of loyal fanbase that could tip the scales in the final hours.
Middle Ranks in Flux
Don’t sleep on the mid-tier stars. Kim Da-hyun (5.0%), Yang Ji-eun (4.2%), and Song Ga-in (4.0%) are in a constant dance for 4th to 6th place. The margins are razor-thin, and a single enthusiastic voting push could shake things up in a heartbeat.
Spots 7–10: Holding the Line
Rounding out the top 10 are Kang Hye-yeon and Hong Ji-yoon, comfortably within the 1–2% range. Also hovering around the 1.1%–1.2% mark are LE SSERAFIM’s Kazuha, Jeon Yoo-jin, Hong Ja, and Miss Kim—all eyeing a last-minute surge to climb higher.
Underdog Comebacks? Not Impossible
Don’t count out the underdogs just yet. Below 13th place, big names like Kim So-yeon, Kim Tae-yeon, IU, and Kim So-yoo may be trailing now, but fan-led rallies have rewritten voting histories before. If energy gathers, anything is possible.
Final Countdown Begins
With the July edition of the Netizen Awards entering its final stretch, the tension in the ‘Best Female Artist’ race is sky-high. Every click, every vote could be the plot twist that changes everything. Whether you’re backing a front-runner or rooting for a dark horse, now’s the time to cast your vote and ride the Hallyu wave to the end.
One vote, one chance at glory. Let’s see who takes the crown.
