Here’s where every song from BTS’s ‘BE’ album debuts on the Billboard Global Charts

“Dynamite”, the band’s very first English single, was previously at the top of Global Excl. Registration in the US for five weeks and the Global 200 for three.

From there, the rest of the songs on the album rank in the top 40 of both charts, led by “Blue & Gray” to # 9 on the Global 200 and # 15 on the Global Excl. American graphic. See below for a full rundown of the current song ratings.

Global 200

N ° 1, “Life goes on”
No, 3, “Dynamite”
N ° 9, “Blue and gray”
No, 16 years old, “Stay”
N ° 22, “Fly to my room”
N ° 28, “Telepathy”
N ° 30, “Illness”

Global Excl. WE

N ° 1, “Life goes on”
N ° 2, “Dynamite”
N ° 15, “Blue and gray”
N ° 20, “Fly to my room”
N ° 28, “Telepathy”
N ° 32, “Stay”
N ° 35, “Illness”
No 130, “Boy With Luv” (feat. Halsey)

The Korean-dominated album performs essentially better on the Global 200, which includes US-based data, than on the Excl. American painting, going against the trend of most South Korean and Japanese artists (and non-English songs in general), such as BLACKPINK, Lisa and Twice. BTS claims three best simultaneous hits on the Global 200 instead of two on the Excl. American chart, and reached the top 30 with seven songs on the first list, against five on the last.

“Fly to My Room” is the band’s only song to debut higher on Global Excl. American chart, at # 20, than on the Global 200, where it begins at # 22.

Also perhaps surprisingly, BTS 2019 hit “Boy With Luv” is # 130 on the Global Excl. American chart, although absent on the Global 200. Despite the performance of the new material of the group slightly stronger on the Global 200, the law shines stronger on the Global Excl. American account with older title featuring an American artist with a substantial history on Billboardgraphics based in the United States.

Meanwhile, BTS are the first group to simultaneously conquer the Billboard Artist 100, Billboard 200 and Billboard Hot 100, as they open atop the final two lists with BE and “Life goes on”, respectively. Additionally, “Life Goes On” is the first song sung primarily in Korean to surpass the Hot 100 in 62-year chart history.