BTS #1-BLACKPINK #13...K-pop, Billboard Hot 100 'Ssang-kul' (Majortoto-01.com)
BTS #1-BLACKPINK #13...K-pop, Billboard Hot 100 'Ssang-kul' (Majortoto-01.com)
토토사이트추천| 파워볼| 미니게임 | 안전놀이터|메이저토토
BLACKPINK and BTS!! BTS and BLACKPINK!! They are both really global groups. BTS won first place for two weeks in a row, and BLACKPINK rose for three weeks in a row.
It's ranked 13th. In particular, BLACKPINK has recently produced and aired documentaries on Netflix, so I'm looking forward to seeing how strong it will be.
Will BTS and BLACKPINK take turns to win the Billboard chart? I think it's too much. But I hope BLACKPINK will be the next winner. ^^
I hope you enjoyed the article provided by Major Toto (Majortoto-01.com).Please leave a comment with. ^^
BTS and BLACKPINK. Korea's leading idol group has made history of entering the top of the Billboard Main Singles Chart, the world's largest music market.
According to Billboard, a U.S. music media outlet, on the 8th (local time), BTS topped Billboard's main singles chart "Hot 100" for two consecutive weeks with its digital single "Dynamite."
Citing Nielsen Music data, Billboard explained, "Dynamite has topped the 'Hot 100' chart with 17.5 million streams and 182,000 downloads in the U.S. based on weekly tally until September 3, and has earned 16 million radio broadcasting points on a weekly basis until September 6."
"Dinermite" will be listed as the 20th song to win the top spot for two consecutive weeks among 43 songs that immediately topped the "Hot 100" chart. The song had more than 180,000 downloads in the second week, following 265,000 downloads in the first week, according to Billboard, the first time since Justin Timberlake's "Can't Stop the Feeling!/ May-June 2016."
In particular, "Dynamite" is the first time in four years since "Closer" by The Chainsmokers in September 2016 to record more than 180,000 downloads for two consecutive weeks.
Black Pink's heroines stood out as well as BTS's performance. BLACKPINK ranked 13th in "Hot 100" with its single "Ice Cream." This is far beyond the performance of the song "How You Like That" (33rd), which BLACKPINK had previously ranked best, and the highest ranking ever for K-pop girl groups.
According to Nielsen Music's data, "Ice Cream" showed 18.3 million streams and 23,000 digital downloads in the United States in the first week of its release (August 28 to September 3). It also attracted about 5.1 million radio listeners. As a result, 'Ice Cream' ranked second on the digital song sales chart, eighth on the streaming song chart and 32nd on the pop song radio airplay chart.
Among them, the pop song radio airplay chart is drawing attention as it is the first time since BLACKPINK's debut. U.S. radio broadcasting has a high barrier to non-English-speaking artists, so the chart is considered one of the indicators of local popularity.
Billboard emphasized that "BLACKPINK is the first girl group to make three consecutive names in the top 40 of "Hot 100," adding to the collaboration song "Sour Candy" and "How You Like That." He then indirectly expressed his expectations for Black Pink by mentioning the seven consecutive records of British girl group Spice Girls, which became the hottest girl group in the mid- to late 1990s.
메이저사이트/안전놀이터만 추천하는 메이저토토(majortoto-01.com)!! 한번 방문하셔서 안전한 곳에서 즐기세요 ^^
