BTS 'Run BTS' and iTunes 'Top Song' in 61 countries and regions around the world

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BTS also topped the global chart in the new year. Ahead of its comeback on March 20, it once again showed off its powerful influence in the global music market.

The track "Run BTS," released by BTS in June 2022, topped the iTunes "Top Song" chart in a total of 61 countries/regions, including Brazil, Finland, Mexico and Greece, until 6 a.m. on the 2nd. ARMY around the world (ARMY.fandom name) voluntarily streamed "Run BTS" for 2026, which led to the achievement of being at the top of the global chart.

The song's message played a big role in fans' intensive play of "Run BTS." The song encouraged each other and expressed a determination to run without change. You can feel BTS's unique spirit and teamwork, and it is one of the tracks that shows the team's identity the most clearly. The background of this reverse is the heart of ARMY who want to run with the seven members who release the new report on March 20.

Leading overseas media also showed great interest in BTS's comeback. In a recent article looking at the K-pop industry, The New York Times said, "The rise and dominance of the BTS have greatly affected the popularity of K-pop over the past decade. They performed their role as K-pop ambassadors perfectly with their musical talent, sincerity, and friendliness." "The team's new album and tour will be a decisive opportunity to revitalize the industry once again," he said.

BTS's comeback means more than just a new song release. Their full activities are expected to serve as an opportunity to present a new trend in the global music market. As the global chart has been rocked since the new year, attention is also focusing on the record to be set as a new work.

Meanwhile, BTS recently revealed its comeback date in a handwritten letter to ARMY. On March 20, the company will release its new report and then begin a large-scale world tour.

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