BTS V wins 2 weekly charts in the first week of September (Hanteo Chart)

(Xports News Reporter Lee Hyo-ban) In Hanteo Chart’s weekly chart for the first week of September, V of BTS won two crowns: the world chart and the album chart.

Hanteo Chart, a real-time music chart, announced the weekly chart for the first week of September 2023 at 10 am on the 11th. According to this, V, who released ‘Layover’, ranked first on the world chart and album chart.

The World Chart is Hanteo Chart’s comprehensive chart compiled and announced based on global data of K-pop artists, including albums, music, certifications, SNS, and media.

V’s world index was 16,667.63 points, recording a score close to perfect in the album category among the five categories of the world chart. Following V, Ive ranked second with a world index of 10,732 points, and Lim Young-woong ranked third with a world index of 10,648.05 points.

Following the weekly world chart, V also ranked first on the weekly album chart.

In the weekly album chart compiled from the 4th to the 10th, ‘Layover’ recorded an album index of 2,043,971.20 points (sales of 1,701,981 copies). Upon its release, ‘Layover’ broke the previous record for first-week sales for a solo singer, surpassing the record of Jimin from the same team who was ranked first in first-week sales for a solo singer.

Rise’s ‘Get A Guitar’ took second place on the weekly album chart, recording an album index of 1,016,849 points (sales of 1,016,849 copies). In third place was BoyNextdoor’s ‘WHY..’, recording an album index of 522,151.38 points (sales of 449,218 copies).

Hanteo Chart’s weekly chart counting period for the first week of September is from the 4th to the 10th. The world chart is announced based on global data of K-pop artists, and the album chart ranking is announced based on the album index based on global album sales.

More detailed information on each album’s chart performance and sales can be found through the mobile ‘Whosfan’ app and the Hanteo Chart website.

Photo = Hanteo Chart

Reporter Lee Hyo-ban khalf0721@xportsnews.com