Proving their stature as the current Kings of K-pop.
In a post on their social media pages, music streaming platform Spotify announced the latest achievement of the K-pop juggernaut BTS.
The said seven-member group comprising Jin, Suga, J-Hope, RM, Jimin, V, and Jungkook, was able to clinch the record of having the most-streamed K-pop music video in a single day in the history of the platform.
They did it with the music video of their new single entitled Normal, which is track off their their comeback album Arirang that was issued back in March.
In the said specialized said video, which runs for three minutes and 27 seconds, showed their more human side, noting how them as members of the world-renowned boy band are still humans behind the lights that follow them where they go.
BTS was formed in 2013 by what was then-known as BigHit Entertainment.
After a few years, the septet grew in popularity in their home base in South Korea, thanks to their early hits like RUN; DOPE; FIRE; Blood, Sweat, Tears; and Spring Day, among others.
In 2018, they successfully penetrated the Western entertainment industry after the release of the Love Yourself album series, which features the songs like Fake Love and Boy With Luv, among others.
They have also collaborated with musical acts like Steve Aoki, Nicki Minaj, Halsey, among many others.
They are also set to return to the Philippines in March 2027 to mount the three-night Arirang concert at the Philippine Sports Stadium in Bulacan.