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BTS’ Jimin’s self-composed song “Promise,” SoundCloud All-time Top Three Streaming Sites

BTS Jimin’s self-composed song “Promise” has become a hot topic as it ranked among the top three streaming companies on the global music sharing platform “SoundCloud” as of the 31st.

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2 months ago

June 5, 2020

Abhishek Jariwala

BTS Jimin’s self-composed song “Promise” has become a hot topic as it ranked among the top three streaming companies on the global music sharing platform “SoundCloud” as of the 31st.

Jimin’s “Promise,” which ranked ninth in the SoundCloud’s all-time top 10 streaming list in August last year, has been on a steady rise, surpassing 211 million streams as of May 31 and making it to the top three. As a result, the U.S. media Allkpop focused on entering the top three “promises.”

Allkpop broke another record as BTS Jimin’s “Promise” became the third most played song in SoundCloud history. He set a major record by winning his 24-hour streaming debut title. Jimin’s “Promise” is the only ballad genre on the top three charts, and is the most played Korean track on the corresponding streaming platform. “Congratulations on Jimin’s great achievements.”

On December 31, 2018, Jimin released his first self-composed song “Promise” in five years since his debut. Jimin said on BTS‘ official SNS, “You’ve been waiting for a long time, right? I’m finally releasing my own song. It’s a song for me, but it’s also for you.”

On the same day, “Promise” surpassed 1 million streams in just 30 minutes. It broke the 4.9 million record of “Drake,” the most streaming record holder in 24 hours since its debut in SoundCloud, to 8.5 million, nearly double, and topped the top 50 chart and the New & Hot chart for 48 hours, gathering big issues.

With its acoustic guitar sound and Jimin’s delicate vocals, “Promise” is also well-received for its lyrical lyrics and is still loved by fans around the world. It was the first Korean singer to be registered on SoundCloud in February 2019, and recorded 200 million streams in January this year.

Jimin is the first Korean singer to reach the year-end settlement after being selected as the No. 1 player in the SoundCloud 2019 “BUZZIEST DROP” category with his self-composed song “Promise” and seven songs in the “2019 SoundCloud Playback” category. Such achievements are unprecedented on global music sites, where Korean lyrics are mainly composed.

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BTS Jungkook, the last person to leave work on ‘Run BTS’ – a dejected laugh in ‘unbelievable’ and ‘traitor’

(PRESSREELS) In BTS’s own entertainment program “Run BTS!” released on August 4, he visited Hyundai Motor Studio and continued to play “Treasure hunt” games.

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24 hours ago

August 5, 2020

Abhishek Jariwala

(PRESSREELS) In BTS‘s own entertainment program “Run BTS!” released on August 4, he visited Hyundai Motor Studio and continued to play “Treasure hunt” games.

In the first round following last week, all of the BTS members worked together to find the key to the vehicle with the hint box hidden. On the other hand, he played a second round game to find a password for his individual match to open a single treasure box.

During the game, Jungkook started looking for hints with ease and acted as if he would be the first to succeed, helping RM and V.

However, Jungkook was the last to find out the password and called the password “I’ve got it all” written in the treasure box.

The production team said, “Mr. Jungkook, what’s today’s product!” and Jungkook put on a look of meaning. When the production team said, “Go home after the end,” he said, “Oh, you really went home?” with a dejected smile.

Also, when the production team said that all the members had already left the office, they reaffirmed the facts and made viewers laugh with a bitter smile that they couldn’t believe it.

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BTS First performance of the new song ‘Dynamite’ at the MTV Awards

(PRESSREELS) The group BTS will unveil its new English song “Dynamite” for the first time at the U.S. music awards ceremony “MTV Video Music Awards, VMAs” later this month.

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1 day ago

August 5, 2020

Dan Micheals

(PRESSREELS) The group BTS will unveil its new English song “Dynamite” for the first time at the U.S. music awards ceremony “MTV Video Music Awards, VMAs” later this month.

On August 5 (Korea time), BTS unveiled a schedule for the “Dynamite” promotion that contains this information on its official SNS.

The music video and official music video for BTS‘s new digital single “Dynamite” will be unveiled around the world at 1 p.m. on Aug. 21 (U.S. Eastern Time, 0 a.m. on Aug. 21).

It will be the first time for BTS to release a song at 1 p.m. Korean time. In Korea, the song is usually released at 6 p.m., but this time, it is interpreted that it chose the release time targeting the global market.

Before and after the release of the song, he meets fans through online live.

BTS will host “Countdown Live” on YouTube 30 minutes before the release of the song, and will showcase “Comeback Spot Live” on Naver’s V Live at 7 p.m. on the day of its release.

After the release of the song, it will appear on famous American TV shows one after another. Interviews with MTV’s “Fresh Out Live” and NBC’s popular talk show “TODAY Show” will be released on August 22 and 24, respectively.

He will then perform “Dynamite” for the first time at the MTV Video Music Awards at 9 a.m. on Aug. 31. He will appear in Korea by filming and delivering the stage.

It is also the first time for BTS to perform at the MTV Video Music Awards. In addition to BTS, rapper Doja Cat and Latin pop singer J Balvin will perform at this year’s awards ceremony.

With the title track “On” of its fourth full-length album “Map of the Soul: 7” released in February this year, BTS was nominated for three categories at this year’s MTV Video Music Awards: Best Pop, Best Choreography and Best K-pop.

Meanwhile, starting from next week, BTS will release various contents and prepare for its comeback. The teaser photos will be released three times on August 11, 13, and 16, and the official music video teaser will be released on August 19.

In addition, the music video for “B-side” will be released on August 25 in a different format from the official music video for “Dynamite.”

Attention is focusing on how “Dynamite” will resonate in that it is a digital single presented in English by BTS, who has mostly sung in Korean. The members told their fans earlier that it would be a “fresh attempt and challenge.”

With his latest film “Map of the Soul: 7,” BTS entered the Billboard main album chart in March and has been at the top for 23 consecutive weeks. The title track ‘On’ ranked fourth on the Billboard main singles chart, the highest ever by a Korean group.