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BTS has continued its impressive streak on the US charts, with its lead track 'Swim' from the album 'Arirang' entering its 12th consecutive week on Billboard's Hot 100.
According to the latest chart dated June 20, 'Swim' ranked No. 43 on the Hot 100, while 'Arirang' placed No. 11 on the Billboard 200 albums chart.
The song has maintained a strong presence on Billboard's Global Excl. US chart, where it ranked No. 2, and has alternated between No. 1 and No. 2 on the chart over the past 12 weeks, showcasing its global popularity.
Earlier this month, the track earned its eighth No. 1 on the Global Excl. US chart, setting a record among songs released in 2026 and tying BTS' own record set by 'Dynamite' for the most weeks spent atop the chart.
Additionally, 'Swim' has remained prominent across multiple Billboard radio charts, with rankings of No. 13 on Pop Airplay, No. 16 on Adult Contemporary, and No. 24 on Adult Pop Airplay.
The group's catalog has also maintained a presence on Billboard's World Albums chart, with 'Arirang' placing No. 7 on Top Album Sales, No. 22 on Top Streaming Albums, and No. 16 on Vinyl Albums.
BTS' 2022 anthology album 'Proof' extended its run to 209 weeks on the chart at No. 8, while their Japanese album 'Map of the Soul: 7 — The Journey' ranked No. 17, and 'Love Yourself: 'Tear'' placed No. 25.
Meanwhile, BTS' newly released track, 'Come Over', topped Billboard's weekly fan-voted poll for new music, earning 86 percent of the vote.
The songs also debuted at No. 11 on Spotify's Daily Top Songs Global chart on June 12 before ranking No. 22 on the June 15 chart.
BTS will continue its 'Arirang' tour in Europe, with stops in Madrid, Brussels, London, Munich, and Paris, and will perform as one of the headliners of the halftime show at the 2026 FIFA World Cup final alongside Madonna and Shakira on July 19.
BTS extends its strong run on the US charts with its fifth album 'Arirang' and the lead track 'Swim'.