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On the UK song list this week, BTS returns once again after leaving the story recently. The band is back with their single “Dynamite,” which soon took to be their most successful event in many ways. Finding their way back to the roster, both the song and the band behind it are making history once again in one of the largest music markets in the world.
Back at No. 99 on the UK singles chart, “Dynamite” hits six frames somewhere on the UK singles chart. That’s a milestone that many different paths have reached when you look at all the musicians, but when they only focus on acts from BTS’s home country of South Korea. , the list is narrowly narrowed.
“Dynamite” is now just the third song by a South Korean musical to have spent at least 26 weeks, or half a year, on the UK’s most important song list.
The debut by a South Korean musician of any kind that reached 26 weeks on the UK singles chart was “Gangnam Style” Psy, which took over the world nearly a decade ago and still does is a progressive fire. The tune rose all the way to No. 1, and still stands as the only tune with an act of music from an Asian nation that surpassed the fullness of each genre. So far, that title has picked up 55 weeks on the chart, making it the second longest release by the South Korean star.
The second song with a South Korean musical action that reached 26 weeks on the UK singles chart was “Baby Shark,” which, like “Gangnam Style” before it, was an inevitable viral sensation. While Pinkfong may not be a band in the traditional sense (it’s more of a brand), there’s no doubt that the track’s success, and despite the fact that it has been out for years, it is still present on the list right now. This frame, the cut slides just one run from No. 80 to No. 81 in the sixty-seventh week on the roster. “Baby Shark” is the longest hit South Korean act in UK history.
BTS disco-pop stop peaked at No. 3 on the UK singles chart last year shortly after its initial release, and just by hitting the top 10, it came to be a historic and important release among South Korean stars. At the time, “Dynamite” was just the fourth ever top 10 with a South Korean musical action, and is the second highest album of all time.
“Dynamite” may not add much to its 26-week run, as it has already dropped off the record, and it looks like it will soon. Catching up with “Gangnam Style” or “Baby Shark” in terms of number of rated frames does not seem like a good idea, but it has already made history, even if it is not seen. it on the list again.