"Hot 100 1st place debut 6 times, incredible achievement" BTS Billboard 1st place celebration tweet 3.2 million times [K-EYES]

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When BTS BTS' comeback single "SWIM" topped the Billboard Hot 100, ARMY fans from all over the world reacted explosively. Related X (formerly Twitter) posts exceeded 3.2 million in one day.

When Billboard's official account posted a post announcing "BTS 'SWIM' and Billboard Hot 100 debut on the 31st (local time), 38,000 retweets and 270,000 likes poured out. The chart data account @chartdata also posted a post summarizing "The Beatles (20 times), No. 2 Supremes (12 times), No. 3 Bigis (9 times), No. 4 Rolling Stones (8 times), No. 5 BTS (7 times), and this is also good." It spread rapidly, receiving 389,000.

The response from the fans was enthusiastic. The video post with the short phrase "No.1 again in 4 years" is good It recorded 255,000. "Does it make sense to achieve 6 times as the group's first Hot 100 debut?" and "I still can't believe it's the most No. 1 group lineage since the Beatles." One fan received great sympathy by writing, "Just because it looks like you're making it easy doesn't mean it's actually easy."

The members responded as well. RM wrote on his Instagram story, "Sendin my luv and gratitude," and Jimin credited his fans, saying, "ARMY won the award." J-hope and Jungkook shared their joy by liking and reposting Billboard Hot 100, Global 200, and Global (excluding the United States). Five out of seven responded to the chart's performance through social media.

"SWIM" is the lead single from its fifth full-length album "ARIRANG" and ranked No. 1 with 15.3 million streams, 25.8 million radio airplay, and 154,000 sales in the first week of the U.S. It is the first time since 2021 that BTS topped the Hot 100 as a group and the seventh time in its career. "ARIRANG" also topped the Billboard 200, recording BTS' best first-week group sales, and dominating a total of nine charts at the same time, including 1st to 13th on the Billboard Global (excluding the United States).

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