Charlie Puth's Left And Right (feat. Jung Kook) debuts with 6.8M streams

[Duolingo 160,442]

Spotify (June 24): 

Charlie Puth feat. Jung Kook of BTS - Left And Right
Global: #3 - 6,792,908 streams
US: #8 - 983,052 streams

Taylor Swift - Carolina
Global: #27 - 2,081,884 streams
US: #17 - 766,723 streams
+ (video edition) #159 - 279,727 streams

Lil Nas X & NBA YoungBoy - Late To Da Party
Global: #50 - 1,655,763 streams
US: #19 - 709,063 streams

[Dr Fudge 8,672]

Holy shhh. The power of BTS tho 

[weed 78,325]

omg Lil Nas flopping??? 

[Duolingo 160,442]

2 hours ago, Dr Fudge said:

Holy shhh. The power of BTS tho 

this song isn't even on TTH playlist  they also occupies #1 on US itunes since yesterday and their music video has over 20M views and 3.6M likes

[RichAssPiss 5,022]

Left and Right is a cute song. It's the best Charlie singlw in a long time.

[ThisGuyTony 34,061]

CP3 era debuts:

Light Switch - 2.7

That’s Hilarious - 1.2

Left and Right - 6.8

BTS fans really have that much impact.  

[Duolingo 160,442]

Left And Right - 8,721,387 unfiltered streams

[Guest]

BTS influence is undeniable but I have to admit the song is good 

[moonsago 7,285]

This goes to all the people that thought BTS were finally flopping after their last group song charted outside of top 10. If you thought them going on hiatus was a good thing then I have bad news for ya’ll, each of them are dropping solo albums most likely back to back... they will literally dominate the charts back to back. I see this thing in kpop where some members of a group that release solo material end up selling just as much or even more than the full group. It literally happened now with a girl from TWICE, one of the biggest kpop girl groups. She literally outsold by herself any other previous release by a group in the first week. I have no idea how this works and why, but I believe ARMY will do the same with BTS’s solo projects too. I also kinda feel like their solo work might give some of them a better shot at being taken seriously in America. Especially if they go for a mature, authentic sound, because most of them know how to make music and have in the past. So maybe their company is changing their strategy too in terms of how to establish them finally in the states.