SB19’s A’TIN fanbase won the 2026 Billboard Fan Army Face-Off on Friday (Aug. 21), besting Harry Styles’ Harries. It’s A’TIN’s fourth consecutive victory, which allows them to pull ahead of T-ara’s Queens for the most wins since the nearly annual competition originated in 2014.

Queens won three years running from 2015 to 2017. (The competition wasn’t held in 2019 or 2021.)

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With A’TIN’s victory, the fan army for a group from Asia has won every time. SB19 is a Filipino group; all the previous winners were from South Korea.

SB19’s fan army faced fierce competition in every round of this friendly battle. A’TIN topped the fan groups of Hilary Duff, Megan Thee Stallion and Melanie Martinez in the first three rounds; Zara Larsson in the quarterfinals; and Benson Boone in the semifinals before defeating Styles in the finals.

In its three previous yearly victories, A’TIN prevailed over SEVENTEEN’s CARATS (2023), Rihanna’s Navy (2024) and Selena Gomez’s Selenators (2025).

SB19 is a boy band from Manila, Philippines, made up of members Pablo, Josh, Stell, Ken and Justin. The quintet — created by ShowBT, a Korean entertainment company — released its debut single “Tilaluha” in October 2018 and its debut studio album, Get in the Zone, in July 2020. The group has yet to crack the Billboard Hot 100, but its hit “Dam” reached No. 4 on the Billboard Philippines Hot 100 in March 2025.

Here’s a complete list of winners of the Billboard Fan Army Face-Off. Will A’TIN extend its lead next year or will another fan army prevail? We’ll have to wait a full year to find out.

  • 2014: BIGBANG’s VIPs
  • 2015: T-ara’s Queens
  • 2016: T-ara’s Queens
  • 2017: T-ara’s Queens
  • 2018: Super Junior’s E.L.F
  • 2019: not held
  • 2020: Super Junior’s E.L.F
  • 2021: not held
  • 2022: Stray Kids’ STAY
  • 2023: SB19’s A’TIN
  • 2024: SB19’s A’TIN
  • 2025: SB19’s A’TIN
  • 2026: SB19’s A’TIN