BTS Just Banged A Major iTunes Record Formerly Held By Adele see how?
Quick! Pretend to act surprised—BTS just broke another record.
On Sunday night, the Korean pop septet’s “Black Swan” topped the iTunes chart in Cape Verde, the 103rd country in which it had accomplished such a feat. In doing so, “Black Swan” reached No. 1 on iTunes in more countries than any song in history, passing Adele’s “Hello,” which held the record for nearly five years with 102 countries.
As with many BTS records, the push for “Black Swan” to dominate iTunes originated on social media. BTS fans, known collectively as ARMY, implored one another on Twitter to buy the song en masse in order to push it over the edge. As is customary when the BTS ARMY set their minds to something, they quickly accomplished the goal, rocketing “Black Swan” up the iTunes charts in Nepal, Zimbabwe and finally Cape Verde.
ARMY celebrated the record on Twitter as well, with “BTS WORLD DOMINATION” becoming the most popular trend in the world on Sunday night.
Quick! Pretend to act surprised—BTS just broke another record.
On Sunday night, the Korean pop septet’s “Black Swan” topped the iTunes chart in Cape Verde, the 103rd country in which it had accomplished such a feat. In doing so, “Black Swan” reached No. 1 on iTunes in more countries than any song in history, passing Adele’s “Hello,” which held the record for nearly five years with 102 countries.
As with many BTS records, the push for “Black Swan” to dominate iTunes originated on social media. BTS fans, known collectively as ARMY, implored one another on Twitter to buy the song en masse in order to push it over the edge. As is customary when the BTS ARMY set their minds to something, they quickly accomplished the goal, rocketing “Black Swan” up the iTunes charts in Nepal, Zimbabwe and finally Cape Verde.
ARMY celebrated the record on Twitter as well, with “BTS WORLD DOMINATION” becoming the most popular trend in the world on Sunday night.
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