NEW YORK, NY – FEBRUARY 21: BTS to be seen at the show today on February 21, 2020 in New York City. … [+]
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Despite the fact that BTS ‘latest single “Life Goes On” ruled the Hot 100 just two weeks ago, the band’ s previous release is “Dynamite” which is still going strong. , helping the septet to make history on the Account Board week after week records.
The all-English cut of the “Dynamite” vocal costume has become a major radio break in the US, and every time it takes another step up one of Account BoardA ranking that looks directly at those cuts that most people reach on several radio stations, the group proves that they are popular again and do the things that weren’t other stars from their previous home country.
This week, “Dynamite” rises one place to No. 5 on it Account BoardA pop song album, which runs the most successful tracks on pop radio across the US all frames. This is a new peak for not only the tune, but for both BTS and South Korean musicians. No other musical act from that country has gone up higher, and the cut is the top five best prizes for the titans.
At the same time, No. 10 has a standalone “Dynamite” on the list of radio songs, a ranking of every track in the country and one that watches all stations, regardless of genre. The fire went to a high level just recently, and it was the first place within the arena for South Korean musical action of any kind.
Whatever the card, “Dynamite” seems to be the best hit South Korean band or solo in U.S. history. Years ago, Psy came close to dominating what BTS has in 2020 with their English tune, as his famous “Gangnam Style” campaign went to No. 12 on the Radio Songs and No. 10 on the pop song list. Now, more than half a decade later, BTS has outperformed its impressive performances, with their biggest win still likely to continue in the coming weeks.
Although “Gangnam Style” stopped at No. 2 on the Hot 100, BTS has now won three directors on the multiplayer single, all hitting No. 1 in 2020. It helped radio by keeping “Dynamite” within the top 10 for months, while both “Life Goes On,” their Korean-language monolingual champion and “Savage Love (Laxed – Siren Beat) , ”Which was originally believed to be just Jason Derulo and Jawsh 685 (until BTS jumped on remix), threw just one frame at the top of the tally.