BTS's V Achieves Record-Breaking Sales with Debut Solo Album "Layover"
Joy
nunimbos@gmail.com | 2023-09-15 17:51:00
BIGHIT MUSIC
In an unprecedented feat within the K-pop landscape, V, a celebrated member of the globally renowned group BTS, has shattered records with the release of his inaugural solo album, "Layover." Within the very first week of its unveiling, the album soared to remarkable heights, amassing an astounding 2,101,974 copies in sales, a milestone unparalleled by any solo K-pop artist. This unprecedented success was confirmed by V's agency, BigHit Music.
Breaking records from the onset, V made history by selling 1.67 million copies of his EP on the day of its release, firmly establishing himself as a formidable force in the music industry. The magnitude of his achievement is further underscored by comparisons within BTS, where V's sales triumphs surpass even those of his fellow bandmates. Jimin, also a member of BTS, claimed the second spot with his album "Face," selling 1.45 million copies, closely followed by Suga, whose album "D-Day" garnered 1.28 million copies in sales.
The resonance of "Layover" extended globally, as evidenced by its dominance on the iTunes Top Album charts in an impressive 65 regions across the world. The album's lead track, "Slow Dancing," further propelled V's success by topping the iTunes Top Song chart in a remarkable 75 regions worldwide. Notably, the album's influence reached Japan, where it swiftly climbed to the top of Japan's Oricon Daily Album Ranking chart, selling a notable 221,491 copies in the country just a day after its release.
V's triumph with "Layover" not only solidifies his stature as a music sensation but also paves the way for a promising future in his solo endeavors. The resounding success of this debut album serves as a testament to V's exceptional talent and the fervent support of his dedicated fanbase, propelling K-pop to new heights on the global stage.
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