”BTS” Jimin, Jung Kook & Jin, a big success on the US Billboard... ”Unshakable popularity” with successive chart appearances

While Jimin and Jung Kook (BTS) boast solid popularity on the US Billboard charts, even Jin's new song ‘I'll Be There’ has newly charted in the upper range of the charts.

According to the latest chart (dated 9th November) released by the US music media Billboard on 5th November (local time), ‘I'll Be There’, the first song from Jin's solo album ‘Happy’, occupied the top spot in ‘World Digital Song Sales’ (No. 1) and ‘Digital Song Sales’ (No. 3). The song is a ‘global (US) song’. The song was established in the ‘Global (excluding the US)’ and ‘Global 200’ at No. 10 and No. 25 respectively, giving a green light to Jin's solo activities.

Jimin charted on Billboard's main album chart ‘Billboard 200’ and song chart ‘Hot 100’ for 15 consecutive weeks. His second solo album ‘MUSE’ ranked at No. 139 on the ‘Billboard 200’ and the album's title track ‘Who’ at No. 55 on the ‘Hot 100’. JIMIN's popularity continued on the detailed charts, with ‘MUSE’ reaching No. 4 on the ‘World Albums’ list and ‘Who’ performing well on the ‘Global (excluding US)’ (No. 12), ‘Global 200’ (No. 16) and ‘Streaming Songs’ (No. 46).

Jung Kook has shown off his fixed power in the ‘Global (excluding US)’ and ‘Global 200’ with his first solo single ‘Seven (feat. Latto)’ and the title track ‘Standing Next to You’ from his solo album ‘GOLDEN’. ‘Seven (feat. Latto)’ has been charting for a total of 68 weeks on the two charts. ‘Standing Next to You’ remained in the ‘Global (excluding US)’ and ‘Global 200’ for 52 and 46 weeks respectively.

‘BTS’ anthology album ‘Proof’ has been on the ‘World Albums’ chart for 125 weeks and is on a rampage. It was named at No. 9 on this week's chart, defending its ‘Top 10’ position for the second week in a row.

Meanwhile, Jin will release his first solo album ‘Happy’ at 2pm on the 15th. The title track ‘Running Wild’ conveys a bright and warm message of ‘running breathlessly towards hope’. Gary Barlow of the British pop band Take That took part in the production. The final track, ‘In Love’, was written directly by the band and gives a serious listen to what they want to say to their fans.