BTS hot wind, even in Japan... Oricon 2nd place
防弾少年団熱風、日本でも…オリコン2位
A new history of Kpop, the hot wind of the group BTS is blowing in Japan as well.
According to Japan's Oricon chart on the 26th, BTS's mini-album "LOVE YOURSELF 承 'Her'", which was released locally on the 25th, climbed to number two on the Oricon daily album chart.
The management company Big Hit Entertainment said, "By releasing an album in Korean, not in Japan, BTS achieved such results without doing any kind of local promotion, and realized their explosive popularity." ,talked.
"LOVE YOURSELF 承 'Her'" topped the iTunes album chart worldwide on the 18th.
Recently, due to the influence of Sado, Kpop's entry into China has become more modest, and Kpop's entry into Japan around 2010 is attracting attention.
There is growing interest in whether BTS, together with the girl groups "TWICE" and "BLACKPINK", will create another Kpop boom in the country.
(From K-POP News)
★ BTS's new album, which was announced on the 18th of this month, recorded 1.12 million pre-orders and sales of 750,000 copies in the first week of release. This number is more than double that of "WINGS Gaiden" released in February this year.
The response to BTS's mini-album "LOVE YOURSELF 承 'Her'" has been overwhelming. Due to the violent anti-offensive, in Japan, BTS can only be seen as narrower than BIGBANG and EXO (actually the most popular?), but in this activity, they will either push them away or at least stand shoulder to shoulder. It seems that it will gain momentum and popularity. Then maybe the fans who left them may come back.
It seems that the achievement of entering Billboard's "Hot 100" with Korean songs is that great. Former 2NE! CL holds up a torch, and BTS may represent K-POP and fulfill their dream of fully landing in the United States.
While the title song "DNA" of the album has gained popularity due to the quality of the song, I have the impression that BTS' name recognition is also a big factor. It can be seen that there is a good chance that it will remain in the top 100 next week.
If "DNA" stays in the top 100 continuously, the attention of K-POP groups will increase, and the groups that follow BTS will likely gain momentum toward that goal.
Young groups such as SEVENTEEN and Wanna one continue to grow rapidly. It can be said that there is a possibility that they will suddenly rise to prominence in the United States.
It seems likely that K-POP will create a new phase in the billboard market as well.
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According to Japan's Oricon chart on the 26th, BTS's mini-album "LOVE YOURSELF 承 'Her'", which was released locally on the 25th, climbed to number two on the Oricon daily album chart.
The management company Big Hit Entertainment said, "By releasing an album in Korean, not in Japan, BTS achieved such results without doing any kind of local promotion, and realized their explosive popularity." ,talked.
"LOVE YOURSELF 承 'Her'" topped the iTunes album chart worldwide on the 18th.
Recently, due to the influence of Sado, Kpop's entry into China has become more modest, and Kpop's entry into Japan around 2010 is attracting attention.
There is growing interest in whether BTS, together with the girl groups "TWICE" and "BLACKPINK", will create another Kpop boom in the country.
(From K-POP News)
★ BTS's new album, which was announced on the 18th of this month, recorded 1.12 million pre-orders and sales of 750,000 copies in the first week of release. This number is more than double that of "WINGS Gaiden" released in February this year.
The response to BTS's mini-album "LOVE YOURSELF 承 'Her'" has been overwhelming. Due to the violent anti-offensive, in Japan, BTS can only be seen as narrower than BIGBANG and EXO (actually the most popular?), but in this activity, they will either push them away or at least stand shoulder to shoulder. It seems that it will gain momentum and popularity. Then maybe the fans who left them may come back.
It seems that the achievement of entering Billboard's "Hot 100" with Korean songs is that great. Former 2NE! CL holds up a torch, and BTS may represent K-POP and fulfill their dream of fully landing in the United States.
While the title song "DNA" of the album has gained popularity due to the quality of the song, I have the impression that BTS' name recognition is also a big factor. It can be seen that there is a good chance that it will remain in the top 100 next week.
If "DNA" stays in the top 100 continuously, the attention of K-POP groups will increase, and the groups that follow BTS will likely gain momentum toward that goal.
Young groups such as SEVENTEEN and Wanna one continue to grow rapidly. It can be said that there is a possibility that they will suddenly rise to prominence in the United States.
It seems likely that K-POP will create a new phase in the billboard market as well.
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