BTS makes history again: 6-year-old album dominates global charts again

WEB DESK: Famous Korean boy-band BTS once again made history in the music industry as their album “Love Yourself: Tear” re-entered the Billboard 200 chart after nearly six years since its initial release in 2018.

The album’s resurgence has propelled BTS to the top of multiple Billboard charts. “Love Yourself: Tear” made a remarkable comeback on the Billboard 200 chart, securing the 92nd position, showcasing the enduring popularity of BTS’s music among listeners in the United States.

The album also debuted at number one on Billboard’s Vinyl Albums chart, making BTS the first Korean artist to achieve this feat with more than one album.

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The resurgence of “Love Yourself: Tear” also highlights the enduring appeal of BTS’s music and the growing popularity of vinyl records among collectors and enthusiasts.

“Love Yourself: Tear” features the iconic track “Fake Love”, which has also made waves on Billboard’s World Digital Song Sales chart, reclaiming the number one spot after 71 weeks on the chart.

Despite the group’s hiatus as members fulfill their mandatory military service in South Korea, BTS remains a dominant force in the music industry.