1st place on “HOT 100” and BTS
「HOT100」1位と BTS
BTS' J-HOPE ranks 38th on Billboard 200...Korean solo record
J-Hope's first solo mixtape from the group BTS rose to No. 38 on Billboard's main chart ``Billboard 200'' in the United States.
According to the latest chart released by Billboard in the US on the 13th (local time), J-Hope's first solo mixtape ``Hope World'' rose to number 38 on the ``Billboard 200'' chart. This is a 25-step increase from last week's 63rd place, making him the first Korean solo artist to stay on the list for two consecutive weeks.
In addition, it has been named on major charts such as 1st place on the ``World Album'' chart, 3rd place on the ``Independent Album'' chart, 4th place on the ``Digital Album'' chart, 17th place on the ``Top Album Sales'' chart, and 35th place on the ``Canadian Album'' chart. has risen.
In particular, it ranked 19th on the ``Top Rap Album'' chart for the first time, proving once again its worldwide popularity.
They also ranked 3rd on the ``Imagine Artists'' chart and 91st on the ``Artists 100'' chart, successfully staying in the rankings for two consecutive weeks.
J-Hope released his first solo mixtape ``Hope World'' on the 2nd, which consists of a total of 7 tracks including the title song ``Daydream.''
(From K-POP News)
J-Hope, not BTS, ranked 38th on Billboard's main chart ``Billboard 200'' with his solo song. This is a continuation of last week. He is the first Korean solo singer to be ranked for two consecutive weeks.
He single-handedly accomplished something that no K-Pop artist had been able to achieve until a few years ago.
Normally,
"Yay!"
"great!"
I would like to praise him. However, we are already used to such results. BTS has broken numerous records set by Korean artists.
Anyone who knows about BTS's popularity could have predicted that J-Hope's solo mixtape would be a good success since it was released.
I don't know if it's limited to Europe and America. However, from a global perspective, BTS has reached the point where they can rival Justin Bieber, a hero in the West, in terms of popularity.
It is safe to say that BTS is expected to rank on the main charts of Billboard's ``HOT 100'' and ``Billboard 200'' as long as they release a new song.
When a new song is released, the American media and public are interested in whether it will be able to break their own records on the ``HOT 100'' and ``Billboard 200.'' It remains to be seen whether the day will come when it will be secured.
It's impossible for them to reach number 1 on the "HOT 100", and will it be the next generation of boys who will be able to achieve that goal? However, I secretly think that BTS also has a chance.
Will that day ever come?
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J-Hope's first solo mixtape from the group BTS rose to No. 38 on Billboard's main chart ``Billboard 200'' in the United States.
According to the latest chart released by Billboard in the US on the 13th (local time), J-Hope's first solo mixtape ``Hope World'' rose to number 38 on the ``Billboard 200'' chart. This is a 25-step increase from last week's 63rd place, making him the first Korean solo artist to stay on the list for two consecutive weeks.
In addition, it has been named on major charts such as 1st place on the ``World Album'' chart, 3rd place on the ``Independent Album'' chart, 4th place on the ``Digital Album'' chart, 17th place on the ``Top Album Sales'' chart, and 35th place on the ``Canadian Album'' chart. has risen.
In particular, it ranked 19th on the ``Top Rap Album'' chart for the first time, proving once again its worldwide popularity.
They also ranked 3rd on the ``Imagine Artists'' chart and 91st on the ``Artists 100'' chart, successfully staying in the rankings for two consecutive weeks.
J-Hope released his first solo mixtape ``Hope World'' on the 2nd, which consists of a total of 7 tracks including the title song ``Daydream.''
(From K-POP News)
J-Hope, not BTS, ranked 38th on Billboard's main chart ``Billboard 200'' with his solo song. This is a continuation of last week. He is the first Korean solo singer to be ranked for two consecutive weeks.
He single-handedly accomplished something that no K-Pop artist had been able to achieve until a few years ago.
Normally,
"Yay!"
"great!"
I would like to praise him. However, we are already used to such results. BTS has broken numerous records set by Korean artists.
Anyone who knows about BTS's popularity could have predicted that J-Hope's solo mixtape would be a good success since it was released.
I don't know if it's limited to Europe and America. However, from a global perspective, BTS has reached the point where they can rival Justin Bieber, a hero in the West, in terms of popularity.
It is safe to say that BTS is expected to rank on the main charts of Billboard's ``HOT 100'' and ``Billboard 200'' as long as they release a new song.
When a new song is released, the American media and public are interested in whether it will be able to break their own records on the ``HOT 100'' and ``Billboard 200.'' It remains to be seen whether the day will come when it will be secured.
It's impossible for them to reach number 1 on the "HOT 100", and will it be the next generation of boys who will be able to achieve that goal? However, I secretly think that BTS also has a chance.
Will that day ever come?
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