BTS, Spotify and UK Official Charts for Four Consecutive Weeks at No. 1

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• - UK Official Albums Chart: Top 5 for Fourth Week..Official Single Downloads for One Month at No. 1- Spotify Weekly Album and Song Charts: Four Consecutive Weeks at No. 1- Japan Oricon 'Weekly Streaming Surge Ranking': Five Songs Enter Top 10..'Butter' and 'Dynamite' Gaining Renewed Popularity- Albums in Germany, France, Australia, and other countries maintain top positions for fourth week since release

The group BTS (BTS·RM, Jin, Suga, J-Hope, Jimin, V, Jungkook) shone with global popularity by securing the No. 1 spot on Spotify's weekly chart for four consecutive weeks via 'Arirang' (ARIRANG).

According to Spotify's latest weekly chart (collection period: the 10th–16), BTS retained the top positions on both the 'Weekly Top Albums' and 'Weekly Top Songs' global charts. The group set a historic record by achieving dual No. 1s on both album and song charts for four consecutive weeks.

All 14 tracks from the new album charted on the 'Weekly Top Songs Global' for four consecutive weeks, demonstrating consistent popularity across the entire album. The title track 'SWIM' ranked No. 2 on the daily chart 'Daily Top Songs Global' (as of the 16th), marking 28 consecutive days in the top tier.

In the UK Official Charts announced on the 18th, the fifth full-length album 'Arirang' secured the No. 5 position on the 'Official Albums Top 100' (the 17th–23), maintaining a top-tier position for four consecutive weeks. 'SWIM' appeared at No. 25 on the 'Official Singles Top 100'. The track 'Body to Body' also entered the rankings at No. 90. 'SWIM' maintained the No. 1 spot on the 'Official Single Downloads' chart for four consecutive weeks, while ranking No. 2 on the 'Official Single Sales' and No. 3 on the 'Official Physical Singles' charts.

BTS placed five songs on Japan's Oricon 'Weekly Streaming Surge Ranking' (as of the 20th, collection period: the 6th–12)'. Tracks from 'Arirang', including '2.0' (No. 1) and 'Hooligan' (No. 3), joined the group's mega-hit songs 'Butter' (No. 6), 'Dynamite' (No. 7), and 'Permission to Dance' (No. 9) in a surprising appearance. Half of the top 10 spots were filled by BTS songs. It appears that the success of the new tracks has rekindled interest in their existing popular songs. Additionally, the group maintained top positions on the 'Weekly Combined Albums Ranking' (No. 3) and 'Weekly Digital Albums' (No. 4). On the 'Weekly Streaming' chart, 'SWIM' ranked No. 6, and '2.0' held at No. 7.

The album continues to enjoy steady popularity one month after its release in Europe and Australia. The new album reached No. 2 on Germany's official music chart (Offizielle Deutsche Charts) 'Top 100 Albums' (as of the 17th), maintaining a top-tier position for four consecutive weeks. On the French Syndicat National de l'Édition Phonographique (SNEP) 'Top Albums' chart, it debuted at No. 1 in its first week and has held the No. 2 position for three consecutive weeks (collection period: the 10th–16). On Australia's ARIA chart, the album ranked No. 3 on the 'Top 50 Albums' and No. 2 on the 'Top 20 Vinyl Albums' charts (as of the 20th).

Hanteo Chart also reports continued dominance. According to the Hanteo World Chart for the second week of April (collection period: the 6th–12), BTS secured the No. 1 spot for four consecutive weeks in the United States, Japan, and China, achieving a 'Triple Crown'. This is a comprehensive chart that aggregates global data based on album sales, streaming numbers, and social portal metrics by country/region.

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