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SEOUL, Mar. 29 (Yonhap) -- K-pop sensation BTS’ anthology album “Proof,” released last year, is continuing its hot streak in the U.S. Billboard chart. The septet’s album has been maintaining its presence in the chart for 41 weeks in a row.

Per Billboard, the group’s anthology album sat in 195th place, sliding down five places from the previous week. Meanwhile, the pre-released song “Set Me Free Pt. 2” of the multi-faceted member Jimin’s solo debut album “FACE” touched down in 30th place on the Billboard Hot 100, achieving another milestone by entering the chart with the highest record among the BTS members who have kicked off their activities as soloists.

Jimin’s song also topped the Digital Song Sales and World Digital Song Sales charts, and it scored fifth in the Global (excluding the U.S.) chart and eighth in the Global 200 chart.

In the meantime, “Promise,” also from his solo debut album, touched down in third place in the World Digital Sales chart, along with “filter” sitting in fifth place and “Christmas Love” in the eleventh place on the same chart, respectively.

The septet’s leader RM’s solo debut album “Indigo” made it to 13th place in the World Album chart and 52nd place in the Top Current Album chart.

Meanwhile, J-hope also secured a spot on the Billboard charts with his album “on the street,” released Mar. 3, scoring fifth in the Lab Digital Song Sales chart, sixth in the R&B/Hip-Hop Digital Song Sales chart, 38th in the Digital Song Sales chart, 98th in Global (excluding the U.S.) chart, and 121st in the Global 200 chart.

Jin from this supergroup also maintained his presence in the chart by having his solo debut single “The Astronaut,” which he dropped right before enlisting in the military, sitting in the sixth place in the World Digital Song Sales.

(This article is translated from Korean to English by Ha eun Lee)

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