BTS 'Film Out' Helps The K-Pop Artist Reach A New Billboard Milestone.
BTS Can't stop, won't stop setting Records.
The K-Pop superstar expand their palette of hits in different languages, as their Japanese song "Film Out" - release April 1st stateside - arrives at No. 185 on the April 10 dated Billboard Global Excluding U.S. chart.
The track joins three other BTS songs on this week's list, with former eight-week leader "Dynamite" sung in English- at No.6.
"Life Goes On" sung in Korean at No.107.
And "Boy With Luv" featuring Halsey - sung in both English and Korean at No.168.
And in true BTS fashion,the guys have Made history once again.
No other act has graced the global Excluding U.S. chart with songs in three languages since it's Inception last September, let alone all in the same week.
BTS however pulls it off for a second time.
"Film Out" is from the group's entirely Japanese album "BTS,the Best".
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BTS 'Film Out' Helps The K-Pop Artist Reach A New Billboard Milestone.
BTS Can't stop, won't stop setting Records.
The K-Pop superstar expand their palette of hits in different languages, as their Japanese song "Film Out" - release April 1st stateside - arrives at No. 185 on the April 10 dated Billboard Global Excluding U.S. chart.
The track joins three other BTS songs on this week's list, with former eight-week leader "Dynamite" sung in English- at No.6.
"Life Goes On" sung in Korean at No.107.
And "Boy With Luv" featuring Halsey - sung in both English and Korean at No.168.
And in true BTS fashion,the guys have Made history once again.
No other act has graced the global Excluding U.S. chart with songs in three languages since it's Inception last September, let alone all in the same week.
BTS however pulls it off for a second time.
"Film Out" is from the group's entirely Japanese album "BTS,the Best".
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BTS 'Film Out' Helps The K-Pop Artist Reach A New Billboard Milestone.
BTS Can't stop, won't stop setting Records.
The K-Pop superstar expand their palette of hits in different languages, as their Japanese song "Film Out" - release April 1st stateside - arrives at No. 185 on the April 10 dated Billboard Global Excluding U.S. chart.
The track joins three other BTS songs on this week's list, with former eight-week leader "Dynamite" sung in English- at No.6.
"Life Goes On" sung in Korean at No.107.
And "Boy With Luv" featuring Halsey - sung in both English and Korean at No.168.
And in true BTS fashion,the guys have Made history once again.
No other act has graced the global Excluding U.S. chart with songs in three languages since it's Inception last September, let alone all in the same week.
BTS however pulls it off for a second time.
"Film Out" is from the group's entirely Japanese album "BTS,the Best".
