BTS continues to show strong performance on the international music charts as their fifth studio album ARIRANG climbs higher on the Billboard 200, while their ongoing world tour maintains its No. 1 position on a global concert ranking.
According to Billboard's latest chart dated October 24, ARIRANG rose two positions to No. 41 on the Billboard 200, marking its 30th consecutive week on the chart.
The album previously debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart dated April 4 and remained at the top for three consecutive weeks.
Nearly seven months after its debut, ARIRANG continues to maintain a presence on the chart, showing sustained interest in BTS' latest studio album.
The album also improved its ranking on Billboard's Top Album Sales chart, climbing two positions to No. 17.
Meanwhile, the album's title track, SWIM, continued its strong performance on Billboard's global music charts.
The song ranked No. 26 on the Billboard Global 200 and No. 9 on the Billboard Global Excl. U.S. chart, both of which measure streaming and digital sales activity across international markets.
Notably, SWIM has now spent a total of 29 weeks inside the top 10 of the Global Excl. U.S. chart since debuting at No. 1.
The achievement highlights the track's continued popularity among listeners outside the United States.
Another song from the album, NORMAL, also remained on the global charts, ranking No. 183 on the Global 200 and No. 96 on the Global Excl. U.S. chart.
Beyond their album and song rankings, BTS also achieved another milestone with their ongoing BTS World Tour ARIRANG.
According to Pollstar's Global Concert Pulse chart dated October 16, the group's world tour ranked No. 1 for the seventh consecutive week.
The chart ranks concert tours based on average reported box office revenue from performances held during the previous three months.
BTS recorded an average revenue of approximately $14.82 million per concert across eight performances included in the ranking.
The figure placed the group ahead of Colombian singer Karol G, who ranked second with 20 performances included in the chart.
BTS' average concert revenue was approximately $5.6 million higher than Karol G's reported average.
The ranking reflects the strong commercial performance of BTS' world tour, which has continued attracting large audiences across different international markets.
With ARIRANG rising to No. 41 on the Billboard 200 after 30 weeks, SWIM maintaining its position in the global top 10 outside the United States, and their world tour leading Pollstar's chart for seven consecutive weeks, BTS continues to record achievements across both music releases and live performances.
The latest rankings highlight the group's continued international popularity as they carry on with their ARIRANG world tour.
