BTS RM Breaks Silence On Allegations of ARMY Manipulating Music Charts: ‘Feels Like We Are Easy Targets’

South Korea: Ruling music charts is frequent for Ok-pop band, BTS. Whether it’s the group’s Butter or Permission To Dance, most of its tune has been on the highest of the music charts. However, not too long ago, BTS ARMY was accused of manipulating music charts to assist the globally well-known Ok-pop septet maintain their high spots.Also Read – Will BTS’ Next Song Be In English or Korean? Jungkook Reveals It All In a latest interview with Billboard Magazine, BTS chief RM broke the silence about the identical and stated that it’s not proper to focus on its followers. He additionally added that it looks as if BTS is being a simple goal, simply because it’s a boys group.“It’s a fair question. But if there is a conversation inside Billboard about what being No. 1 should represent, then it’s up to them to change the rules and make streaming weigh more on the ranking. Slamming us or our fans for getting to No. 1 with physical sales and downloads, I don’t know if that’s right … It just feels like we’re easy targets because we’re a boy band, a K-pop act, and we have this high fan loyalty,” the singer stated. Also Read – BTS Butter Remix: Megan Thee Stallion To Release The Revamped Version On THIS Date Apart from this, Shin Young-Jae, president of BTS’ label, Big Hit Music was additionally requested if ‘HYBE itself organises fans in any chart manipulation.’ The Big Hit Music president rubbished all such allegations and stated, “Wouldn’t it be nice if we actually had the ability to mastermind such a thing? I get that there are market developments [related to BTS] that are head-scratchers for some people. But I don’t believe the U.S. market is one that can be handily topped by downloads alone. We think the songs’ impact was shown in many ways, and we are proud of that achievement.” Also Read – BTS V Becomes Most Handsome Man of 2021, Beats Brad Pitt, Robert Pattinson and Hrithik Roshan

Since August 2020, BTS has debuted on the highest of Billboard Hot 100 each time the group launched a tune. Recently, BTS’ Butter ranked primary for 9 weeks, whereas Permission to Dance debuted on the primary spot for per week following its launch. Follow this area for extra updates associated to BTS.