BTS’ “Butter” continues to solidify its place in history, spending an impressive fifth consecutive week at number one on the Billboard Hot 100 Chart. As their second all-English song, “Butter” has proven its staying power, outperforming even the massive success of “Dynamite.” The song’s infectious melody, smooth production, and upbeat vibe make it the perfect summer anthem, and its continued dominance in the charts shows that it’s not just a fleeting hit but a song designed for longevity. With “Butter,” BTS has crafted a track that resonates with listeners worldwide, blending pop elements with a universally appealing sound that makes it enjoyable no matter the time or place.

Billboard’s breakdown of the song’s success reveals just how well “Butter” is performing across different platforms. According to their report, the song closed the week with 12.5 million US streams, an impressive figure that demonstrates its ongoing popularity with fans who continue to stream the track. Additionally, “Butter” saw 128,400 downloads sold, which is a 15% increase from the previous week.

This surge in downloads is a testament to the song’s broad appeal, as more fans flock to digital platforms to own a piece of BTS’ musical success. The song’s radio airplay has also increased, with 27.6 million audience impressions, reflecting a 6% rise, which further shows that “Butter” is not only loved by BTS’ dedicated fanbase but is also gaining traction in mainstream media. These figures highlight the track’s ability to reach diverse audiences across various platforms, making it a true global phenomenon.

The impressive performance of “Butter” is not just about the numbers; it’s about the way the song continues to captivate listeners. BTS has always had the ability to create music that transcends language and cultural barriers, and “Butter” is no exception. Its upbeat nature, catchy hook, and sleek production have made it a favorite for many, whether it’s being played on the radio, streamed on music platforms, or featured in social media posts. “Butter” is more than just a song it’s an experience, a celebration of good times and the feeling of being carefree, which is why it continues to resonate so strongly with audiences worldwide.

The fact that it has surpassed “Dynamite’s” records in such a short amount of time speaks to BTS’ growing influence and their ability to adapt to changing musical trends while staying true to their unique style. As “Butter” continues to reign at the top of the Billboard Hot 100, it’s clear that BTS’ music is only getting stronger, and their place in music history is more secure than ever.

BTS became the first Asian artist to hit No. 1 for four straight weeks. Previously, Japanese singer Kyu Sakamoto held the title with “Sukiyaki” in 1963, now they have surpassed that record with their 5th no. 1 hit. “Butter” debuted at #1 when it was released and has now spent every week in June at number 1! That is the perfect way for BTS to close their birthday month.

The seven-piece act now has ten Billboard Hot 100 No. 1 records. “Butter” leads the list with five, Dynamite” with three, as well as “Life Goes On” and “Savage Love (Laxed – Siren Beat)” with one each.

With “Dynamite” BTS became the “first Korean artist to debut on the US Billboard Hot 100 Chart

Butter” earned 20.9 million streams on its first day of release, marking the most streams in a single day in Spotify’s history and also broke several YouTube records, BTS is the first and only act to have top 2 positions in highest music video premier and most views in the first 24 hours! “Dynamite” and “Butter” hold those 2 records, “Dynamite – 3 million concurrent views and 101.1 million views in 24 hours” and “Butter – 3.9 million concurrent views and 108 million views in 24 hours”

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