BTS (Bighit Music)
BTS (Bighit Music)

BTS has landed on the US Billboard Hot 100 with their new track “Come Over.”

According to the latest chart released by Billboard on June 23, BTS’ “Come Over,” released on June 12, debuted at No. 69 on the Hot 100, the main singles chart. This marks the group’s 39th entry on the chart with a group release. The achievement is especially notable as the track was a surprise drop rather than an official title track or album cut.

“Come Over” also performed strongly on global charts, ranking No. 5 on the Global Excl. U.S. chart and No. 14 on the Global 200. With this, BTS has now placed a total of 21 group songs in the Top 10 of the Global Excl. US chart—setting a new record for the most Top 10 entries by any group. The track additionally debuted at No. 1 on both the Digital Song Sales and World Digital Song Sales charts. BTS has now earned a total of 44 No. 1s across these charts, extending their own record for the most chart-toppers in history.

Alongside the success of their new release, BTS’ fifth full-length album “ARIRANG” continues its strong run. The album climbed back into the Top 10 of the Billboard 200, ranking No. 10 and showcasing impressive longevity. Its title track “SWIM” placed No. 55 on the Hot 100, marking its 13th consecutive week on the chart and solidifying its status as a global mega-hit. The song also held strong positions on the Global 200 (No. 7) and Global Excl. US chart (No. 2).

All 13 vocal tracks from the album have remained on the Global Excl. US chart for 13 consecutive weeks, further highlighting the album’s sustained global popularity.

Meanwhile, BTS will kick off their European tour in Madrid, on June 26–27, covering five cities with a total of 10 shows.

BTS will release their new single “Come Over” on Friday at 1 p.m. The track was previously included as a new song on the “Arirang” Deluxe Vinyl, which was released on April 3.

“Come Over” was produced by Suga, with RM and J-Hope also credited on the track. Blending elements of a stadium anthem with pop, the song features expansive synthesizers and resonant vocals that create a grand, immersive atmosphere. Lyrically, “Come Over” expresses the feeling of inevitably finding one’s way back to “you,” even in moments of feeling lost. The narrator’s candid confession—knocking on a door after wandering—echoes BTS’s heartfelt message to their longtime fans, ARMY.

On Friday, a new vinyl record titled “Arirang” (613 Limited Edition Picture Disc Vinyl) will also be released. The vinyl includes all tracks from the group’s fifth full-length album “Arirang,” along with bonus tracks “Voice Message: Love Song” and “NORMAL (Korean Ver.),” for a total of 16 songs.

Meanwhile, BTS continues to celebrate their 13th debut anniversary through the “2026 BTS FESTA,” sharing a variety of content and meaningful moments with ARMY.

Reported by Herald Muse Staff Writer Park Seo-hyun

Reviewed by Herald Muse Editor-in-Chief Kim Hae-yeon


pshyun@heraldcorp.com