Big Hit Music (HYBE)
BTS has stormed digital music charts worldwide with its new song ‘Come Over’.
BTS released ‘Come Over’ as a digital track on the 12th. It is a song that was included on the Deluxe Vinyl of ‘Arirang’ (ARIRANG), released on April 3. As of 6 a.m. on the 13th, ‘Come Over’ reached No. 1 on iTunes ‘Top Songs’ in 79 countries/regions, including the United States, the United Kingdom, Japan, and France.
The song tells of a heart that, even when feeling lost, unfailingly finds its way back to ‘you’. SUGA participated in the production, and RM and j-hope also took part. Released as a digital track during the ‘2026 BTS FESTA’ week commemorating their debut day, it carried added significance.
Their fifth full-length album ‘Arirang’ (ARIRANG) took No. 1 for the second consecutive week on the global audio and music streaming platform Spotify’s latest ‘Weekly Top Albums Global’ (aggregation period: June 5~June 11), marking its ninth time at No. 1 overall. Last week, BTS surpassed global pop star Bad Bunny to claim the title for the most No. 1s this year. They held the top spot again this week, further extending that record. The title track ‘SWIM’ stayed at No. 4 on ‘Weekly Top Songs Global’, and the 11 tracks on the new album have charted for 12 weeks. On the daily chart ‘Daily Top Songs Global’ (dated June 11), ‘SWIM’ ranked No. 4, remaining firmly in the upper tier for 84 days. BTS placed 12 songs on that chart, the most tracks in the rankings that day.
Its long-running performance on major global charts is also continuing. On the UK Official Charts announced on the 13th (for June 12~June 18), the new album ranked No. 37 on the ‘Official Albums Top 100’. It also landed on the component charts: ‘Official Physical Albums’ (No. 29), ‘Scottish Albums’ (No. 29), ‘Official Albums Sales’ (No. 30), and ‘Official Albums Streaming’ (No. 37).
‘Arirang’ placed at No. 8 on Germany’s official music chart (Offizielle Deutsche Charts) ‘Top 100 Albums’ (dated June 12), making the ‘Top 10’ for 12 consecutive weeks. In Australia, on ARIA, it ranked No. 7 on ‘Top 50 Albums’ (dated June 15) and No. 18 on ‘Top 20 Vinyl Albums’.
