BTS has regained the top spot on the K-pop Radar chart again. Along with the superstars, iKON, ATEEZ, aespa, and more also entered this week's "Weekly Top 10 Music Video."
On March 9, K-pop Radar, a fandom data specialized service, announced that world-renown group BTS and its hit track, "Dynamite" music video reached the top once again with 14.57 million views for the 10th week of 2021, wherein data were collected from Feb. 28 to Mar. 6).
As a result, BTS has topped the K-pop Radar list for the 12th time since its release and becomes the K-pop MV with most No. 1 in the chart's history.
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BTS Reigns in No. 1 Once Again on K-pop Radar's "Weekly Top 10 Music Video."
According to K-pop Radar, the number of views for the "Dynamite" music video rose slightly from 14.33 million views on the 9th week compared to 14.57 million views in the 10th week of 2021. It is showing incredible signs of surpassing 900 million views in no time.
In particular, "Dynamite" MV currently reached approximately 895 million views. In response, K-pop Radar said, "The music video of " Dynamite" is increasing by an average of 2.08 million views a day. It is expected to reach 900 million views on March 10."
They added, "It is expected that with this momentum, it will reach 1 billion views in mid-April, setting the record for the shortest 1 billion views for K-pop group."
On the other hand, BTS becomes the first Korean artist to be nominated for the GRAMMY, and they are also set to perform on the most prestigious awards ceremony on March 14.
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BTS, iKON, ATEEZ, aespa, More Entered K-pop Radar "Weekly Top 10 Music Video"
Meanwhile, the newly released track ATEEZ's "Fireworks" music video ranked second place, closely trailing behind BTS with 14.43 million views.
Following them, aespa's "Forever" MV then rose 19 notches to third place with 12.27 million views.
As for fourth place, the boy group VeriVery's rise drew attention, as "Get Away" settled in the ranking with 10.96 million views, while CIX's "Cinema" rose 122 steps vertically to sixth place with 9.22 million views.
iKON's "Why Why Why" entered the eighth place and boasted its unrelenting popularity with 7.85 million views.
Lastly, Sunmi's "Tail" (9.54 million views), Psy's "Gangnam Style" (9.18 million views), BLACKPINK's"How You Like That" (7.46 million views), and "DDU-DU DDU-DU" (7.32 million views) completed the top 10.
Meanwhile, K-pop Radar is a fandom data observing platform that grasps the data of fandom at a glance due to the rapid growth of K-pop. Currently, 580 Korean artists' music video views, YouTube subscribers, Twitter, Instagram, Facebook followers, and fan cafe membership are provided through web services in the form of graphs and charts.
K-pop Radar also collaborated with Twitter and the one who launched the fandom application "Duckmate in my Hands, Blip."
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Written by Eunice Dawson
