BTS has proven their unwavering global popularity by ranking on Billboard’s main album chart for two consecutive weeks. According to the latest chart (dated August 9th) released by Billboard on the 5th, BTS’s live album ″PERMISSION TO DANCE ON STAGE - LIVE″ ranked 125th on the Billboard 200, the main album chart. The album also garnered attention, ranking 2nd on the ″World Albums″ chart and 9th on both the ″Top Album Sales″ and ″Top Current Albums″ charts.

BTS members’ solo tracks are also performing strongly on the charts. Jungkook’s solo single ″Seven (feat. Latto)″ has maintained a long-term presence on the ″Global 200″ and ″Global (Excl. US)″ charts since its release in July 2023, remaining there for a total of 106 and 107 weeks, respectively. This song serves as a significant indicator of BTS’s global popularity.

The title track ″Who″ from Jimin’s second solo album ″MUSE″ has consistently maintained its position on the Global 200 and Global (Excl. US) charts for 54 weeks. This song maintains its high ranking thanks to Jimin’s unique musical style and the support of his fans.

Furthermore, ″Don’t Say You Love Me,″ the title track from Jin’s second mini-album ″Echo,″ ranked 85th on the Global 200. J-Hope’s solo single ″Killin’ It Girl (feat. GloRilla)″ reached 91st. These two songs also ranked 34th and 52nd on the Global (Excl. US) chart, respectively, demonstrating the continued success of BTS’s solo activities.

BTS’s continued chart success reaffirms their musical influence and solidifies their position in the global music market. Through their solo activities, each member of BTS showcases a diverse range of musical styles and continues to connect with fans.