Bangtan Boys' Japanese Album Makes It on Billboard Chart
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The third Japanese album of boy band Bangtan Boys, also known as BTS, hit 43rd on the Billboard 200 chart in a rare feat for a Japanese-language album by a K-pop act.
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"Face Yourself" was released in Japan last week.
"It doesn't matter what language they sing in: BTS seem to always conquer the Billboard charts", Billboard said.
"The feat is particularly impressive for BTS as 'Face Yourself' is the band's new Japanese-language album featuring only two previously unheard new songs -- along with new intro and outro tracks -- and their Korean hits re-recorded in Japanese (a common practice in the K-pop scene)".
The boys have a record of rising to the highest ranking on the Billboard 200 among K-pop singers. Their fifth extended play album "Love Yourself: Her", which was released in September last year, hit seventh place.