BTS performing at their Arirang comeback concert, topping Netflix non-English TV chart with 18.4 million views.
BTS performing at their Arirang comeback concert, topping Netflix non-English TV chart with 18.4 million views.
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BTS 'Arirang' comeback concert amasses 18.4 million Netflix views, tops non-English TV chart

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The livestream of K-pop group BTS's comeback concert 'BTS the Comeback Live: Arirang' drew 18.4 million views on Netflix, topping the streamer's weekly non-English series chart with 13.1 million views.

Following its March 21 livestream from Gwanghwamun Square in Seoul—marking BTS's first group concert in nearly four years tied to the March 20 release of their fifth studio album 'Arirang'—Netflix reported 18.4 million total views, including real-time and 24-hour replays. The event topped Netflix's weekly non-English series chart for the week ending March 22 with 13.1 million views (total viewing time divided by runtime). It led charts in 24 countries, including South Korea, Mexico, Japan, the Philippines, Indonesia, and Bulgaria, and reached the top 10 in 80 countries. Performed before tens of thousands of fans, the concert generated 2.62 billion impressions on Netflix's BTS-related channels, with related hashtags trending in the U.S., South Korea, the Philippines, Australia, Malaysia, India, Thailand, Argentina, Britain, and Turkey. Netflix's behind-the-scenes documentary 'BTS: The Return,' chronicling the album's creation, is set for release on March 27. As reported by Yonhap News Agency and The Korea Times.

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Discussions on X about BTS's 'Arirang' comeback concert focus on its massive success, with 18.4 million Netflix viewers (Live+1) and topping non-English TV charts in numerous countries. Fans express shock, pride, and celebration over the record-breaking numbers, calling it historic. Media and chart accounts highlight global impact and comparisons to other events. Sentiments are predominantly positive, with minor defenses against skeptics questioning view counts.

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BTS performing at Gwanghwamun Square comeback concert, RM with ankle injury, amid 'Arirang' chart success.
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BTS's fifth studio album 'Arirang', released March 20, topped Melon's Top 100 with lead track 'Swim' and sold over 4 million copies on day one. As the group prepares for their first full-group concert since military service at Gwanghwamun Square on March 21—announced last month with elaborate procession and production details—leader RM will limit choreography due to an ankle ligament injury from rehearsals. The free one-hour show admits 22,000 ticket holders but expects 260,000 in the area, with live Netflix streaming and bolstered security.

Weekly downloads of the Netflix app in South Korea rose sharply to 136,400 during the March 16-22 period, driven by a livestreamed BTS concert in Seoul, data from IGA Works showed. This marked the first time Netflix weekly downloads exceeded 130,000, up from 70,300 the previous week. Netflix broadcast the event at Gwanghwamun Square on March 21.

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Following last week's announcement, Netflix dropped a teaser on March 7 for BTS's comeback live event tied to their album ARIRANG, heightening anticipation for the group's return after nearly four years.

Following last week's trailer, BTS released an additional sneak peek on March 25 for its Netflix documentary 'BTS: The Return,' offering behind-the-scenes looks at the 'Arirang' album cover shoot and member interviews ahead of the March 27 premiere.

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BigHit Music said K-pop group BTS topped Spotify's three global weekly charts for the second straight week with its latest album 'Arirang'. The group led the Weekly Top Albums Global, Weekly Top Songs Global, and Weekly Top Artists Global charts for the week from March 27 to Thursday. This follows their release on March 20.

BTS has released a trailer for the Netflix documentary BTS: The Return, which chronicles the making of their comeback album Arirang. The film debuts on March 27, ahead of the album's release on March 20. The group reunited in Los Angeles after completing mandatory military service.

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Following their free comeback concert in Seoul last month, South Korean boy band BTS kicks off its 'Arirang' world tour in Goyang on Thursday. The three nights at Goyang Stadium launch what is poised to be K-pop's largest tour ever, with 85 performances across 34 cities worldwide. Organizer Live Nation reports 46 shows already sold out, including 2.4 million tickets for North American and European dates.

 

 

 

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