BTS member V, also known as Taehyung, has achieved world-class recognition on Hanteo's national charts for the third week of September by securing the top spot in the United States, Japan, and China.
Hanteo Chart, the world's only real-time music chart, announced its TOP 30 national charts for the United States, Japan, and China on the morning of September 22. According to the chart data, V claimed the number one position in each category.
The national charts are compiled by Hanteo Chart, which collects and analyzes K-pop data worldwide in real-time based on its big data collection technology. These charts are comprehensive and incorporate global data for K-pop artists, including album sales, digital streaming, and social media data. National charts are released every Friday.
For the chart data for the third week of September, covering the period from September 11th to 17th, V secured the number one spot in the United States, Japan, and China on Hanteo's national charts.
In the United States, V's "Layover" took the top spot with a comprehensive index of 5877.94 points. Following V, NCT's "Golden Age" ranked second with a comprehensive index of 4431.29 points, and New Jeans' "Get Up" claimed third place with a comprehensive index of 4011.62 points. Additionally, Key's "Good & Great," which made a comeback on September 11th, demonstrated its popularity by securing the fourth position in the United States with a comprehensive index of 2944.33 points.
In Japan, V's "Layover," which was also number one in the previous week's national chart, maintained its position as the top song for the second consecutive week with a comprehensive index of 6333.03 points. Following V, New Jeans' "Get Up" ranked second with a comprehensive index of 3641.81 points, and Key's "Good & Great" took the third spot with a comprehensive index of 2991.74 points in the Japanese chart.
In China, V's "Love Me Again" secured the top position with a comprehensive index of 14,193.86 points. Following V, New Jeans' "Get Up" ranked second with a comprehensive index of 13,012.65 points, and Rise's "Get A Guitar" settled in the third spot with a comprehensive index of 6,363.64 points in the Chinese chart.
Interest is now focused on what developments may occur in the coming week after V's dominance in the US, Japan, and China national charts. For more detailed information on album chart performance and sales figures, you can refer to the mobile app "Whosfan" and the Hanteo Chart website.
Written by Kim No EulTranslated by Lee So Yun