Will “MIC Drop” be ranked in the rankings for 10 consecutive weeks?
「MIC Drop」、１０週連続ランクインは実現するか！(BTS)
BTS' remix song "MIC Drop" has been ranked on US Billboard's "HOT 100" for 8 consecutive weeks!
Another new page opened. BTS is steadily updating the history of K-POP in America. I have already left America, and my husband has not heard from me, but even though he has left, I wonder if the heat from around November of last year still lingers.
Since the master has also left, it would not be surprising if a state of emotional loss arises as a reaction after the heat.
Women in their twenties, university students, housewives, etc. have returned to their usual duties such as work and study, and have regained their composure. However, many of the American ARMY appear to be teenage girls.
They probably won't.
They may be more motivated to take care of BTS when their master is away.
BTS will come to America again this year for their world tour. However, after seeing them on stage at the AMAs, that's probably not enough for them anymore.
I would like to somehow bring BTS to America again. What should I do to do that?
I think that if we try to reach out to all kinds of media, it might not be a dream.
I feel like those wishes have given rise to the power of the organization, taken action, and are reflected in Billboard's "HOT 100."
If BTS stays on the "HOT 100" for 10 weeks, it wouldn't be a dream that American television would make an offer to BTS again.
Today, I saw a K-Pop random challenge dance that was uploaded about a week ago.
I feel that BTS's music is becoming more popular than other groups.
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「MIC Drop」、１０週連続ランクインは実現するか！(BTS)
BTS' remix song "MIC Drop" has been ranked on US Billboard's "HOT 100" for 8 consecutive weeks!
Another new page opened. BTS is steadily updating the history of K-POP in America. I have already left America, and my husband has not heard from me, but even though he has left, I wonder if the heat from around November of last year still lingers.
Since the master has also left, it would not be surprising if a state of emotional loss arises as a reaction after the heat.
Women in their twenties, university students, housewives, etc. have returned to their usual duties such as work and study, and have regained their composure. However, many of the American ARMY appear to be teenage girls.
They probably won't.
They may be more motivated to take care of BTS when their master is away.
BTS will come to America again this year for their world tour. However, after seeing them on stage at the AMAs, that's probably not enough for them anymore.
I would like to somehow bring BTS to America again. What should I do to do that?
I think that if we try to reach out to all kinds of media, it might not be a dream.
I feel like those wishes have given rise to the power of the organization, taken action, and are reflected in Billboard's "HOT 100."
If BTS stays on the "HOT 100" for 10 weeks, it wouldn't be a dream that American television would make an offer to BTS again.
Today, I saw a K-Pop random challenge dance that was uploaded about a week ago.
I feel that BTS's music is becoming more popular than other groups.
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