BTS Continues to Dominate Billboard Charts with Recent Releases

February 19, 2025
BTS Continues to Dominate Billboard Charts with Recent Releases

BTS (방탄소년단) is still making waves on the Billboard charts, showcasing their enduring popularity. According to the latest Billboard chart released on February 19, 2025, Jimin's second solo album, MUSE, has secured the 132nd position on the Billboard 200, while the title track, Who, has reached 40th on the Hot 100. With MUSE, Jimin is setting new records for K-pop solo artists on the Billboard album charts, as the album continues to chart for 30 consecutive weeks on both the Billboard 200 and World Albums (where it ranks 2nd), breaking the record for the longest charting album weekly.

Jungkook's first solo single, Seven (feat. Latto), has claimed the 81st spot on the Global (excluding the U.S.) chart and 122nd on the Global 200. This track has maintained its position in the charts for an impressive 1 year and 7 months since its release in July 2023. Meanwhile, Jin's solo album, Happy, released in November last year, is enjoying a long run on the World Albums chart, currently sitting at 18th for 13 weeks.

BTS's anthology album, Proof, has made its mark by appearing on the World Albums chart for 140 weeks, solidifying its status as a chart mainstay. Released in June 2022, the album has recently landed at 6th place on the latest chart, demonstrating its lasting popularity.

Additionally, the music video for Jungkook's contribution to the official soundtrack of the 2022 FIFA World Cup Qatar™, Dreamers, has surpassed 400 million views recently.

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