BTS is continuing its record March as the controversy over Nazi costumes continues following Japan's BTS hit every day. It is a result of solid skills and world-renowned reputation.
BTS topped the social 50 chart, the latest chart released by United States of America Billboards, on the morning of the 14th (Korea time). It is the 100th time in his career since first entering the top spot on October 29, 2016. Especially, since the chart was newly established in December 2010, it is the second high record and the first group, so it is also a matter of interest how far their record March will be spread.
Japan, which has been under controversy over 'Anaerobic' centered on Extreme right forces, showed its robustness. The single Fake Love/Airplane Part.2, released locally on the 7th of this month, topped the weekly single chart on the Oricon chart in six days after its release. According to the agency Big Hit Entertainment and Oricon charts, BTS is the first time that overseas singers pass 400,000 points from Oricon points (scores as a result of sales volume) in the first week of release. It sold 454,829 copies in its first week of release.
The Dome Tour is also being successfully conducted. The performance at the Tokyo Dome for two days from the 13th to the 14th was crowded with 100,000 people. There was a one-man protest by Extreme right forces around the venue, but fans cheered "BTS" without being shaken. The Osaka Kyocera Dome on the 21st and 23rd and 24th, Nagoya Dome on January 12-13 next year, and Fukuoka Yahoo Cudome performance on February 16-17 were also sold out early. Nevertheless, a 1 million won ticket, which is more than 10 times the normal price, appears, which makes them realize the local interest.