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'''Peak''' (abbreviated as '''PK''') refers to the '''highest chart position''' a song or album has achieved on the [[King Warz Charts|King Warz Chart]].

When a song has '''multiple variants''' (such as live versions, remixes, or acoustic versions), the '''peak position is shared''' across all variants. This means that even if a live version of a song reaches a new peak, the standard version will reflect that same peak, and vice versa. However, '''certifications''' and '''plays''' can be calculated individually for each variant, even though the peak position remains consistent.

=== Key Features of PK ===

* '''Highest Chart Position''': PK indicates the top position a song has ever reached on the charts, regardless of how many times it has moved up or down since.
* '''Shared Across Variants''': All versions of a song (standard, live, remix, etc.) share the same peak position, even if they chart separately at different times.
* '''Multiple Peak Occurrences''': If a song reaches its peak position more than once, the number of times it has peaked can be shown (e.g., 1² for two times at #1).

=== Example of PK in Charts ===
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
!TW
!Song
!Artist
!PK
!Peak Notes
|-
|1
|''L’AMOUR DE MA VIE''
|Billie Eilish
|1
|First #1
|-
|2
|''Die With A Smile''
|Lady Gaga, Bruno Mars
|1²
|Peaked at #1 for 2 weeks
|-
|4
|''Portrait''
|Mariah Carey
|4
|New Peak This Week
|-
|6
|''2 die 4''
|Addison Rae, Charli XCX
|6
|Highest Peak to Date
|}
In this example:

* ''L’AMOUR DE MA VIE'' by '''Billie Eilish''' achieved its '''first-ever #1''' peak this week.
* ''Die With A Smile'' by '''Lady Gaga''' and '''Bruno Mars''' peaked at '''#1''' for '''two consecutive weeks''' before dropping to #2.
* ''Portrait'' by '''Mariah Carey''' reached a '''new peak''' at '''#4''' this week, surpassing its previous highest position.
* ''2 die 4'' by '''Addison Rae''' and '''Charli XCX''' achieved its '''highest peak to date''' at '''#6'''.

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