BTS' Dynamite ties with Psy's 'Gangnam Style' on Hot 100 Longevity record by K-artists

Popular BTS track Dynamite is on verge of creating history yet again. upbeat pop track was released half a year ago and ever since n, it has mand to maintain a place on Hot 100 list. w, Forbes reports that coming weeks will turn out to crucial for track. Dynamite has stayed on Hot 100 weeks for over 31 weeks w, which is highest record for most frames on tally for a song by a South Korean group or singer.

It was just last week when Korean all-boy band were one frame behind from beating Psy’s record for Gangnam Style. Until this week, Gangnam Style stood alone in category as longest-featured single by a South Korean musical act. w, septet and Psy are on same level, by managing to earn 31 frames each on list.

Dynamite’s position on Hot 100 list has also climbed up ranking, this week. According to portal, track was at number 34 last week and w it has raked up to be at number 26. This ticeable jump is considered crucial for track, as it increases its potential of surpassing existing record and setting up a higher benchmark for or K-pop artists.

Going by numbers, it can be estimated that Dynamite will seemingly continue its run for ar week or two or even a month. If Septet’s first all-English track mans to keep a stey run, n it will beat Gangnam Style by creating a history of its own. As per Billboard’s rule, track can be taken down should it dip below number 50 at any point. BTS fan army are just a week away to kw if track can set its own longevity record.

upbeat disco track was released in month of August, last year. It consists of elements of funk and bubblegum pop that is accentuated with echoing synths, celebratory horns, handclaps and more. track inspires people to appreciate all little things that make life valuable. Upon its release, Dynamite broke multiple records by earning highest streams on its opening day and highest sales in its opening week.

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