BTS Surpasses Justin Bieber And Get The Title Of YouTube's Most Viewed Artist
BTS's official channels have amassed a combined 26.7 billion views and become the most viewed artists in YouTube's entire history.
New Delhi: Throughout the years, BTS has never failed to provide the BTS ARMY with music that is both entertaining and informative. BTS has once again given its supporters reason to be proud of them by accomplishing another milestone. In spite of the fact that they are taking a sabbatical at the moment, the band has managed to add one more achievement to their already impressive resume.
As of the 12th of August, BTS has more YouTube views than any other group or artist. BTS's official channels have amassed a combined 26.7 billion views and become the most viewed artists in YouTube's entire history. The boys have now overtaken the popularity of Justin Bieber on YouTube.
According to the numbers, their views are combined across all of their music videos and dance tutorials. Views from their BANGTANTV channel, which features behind-the-scenes footage and humorous daily snippets, also contributed significantly.
In case you were unaware, the name of BTS's official channel on YouTube is BANGTANTV. Their music videos are published by an agency known as HYBE LABELS, which also manages their business.
It's a major win for the band and for their devoted fanbase, known as "ARMY." With their current success, BTS has surpassed the popularity of many other musicians, like Justin Bieber, Ed Sheeran, Taylor Swift, Shakira, and many more.
BTS is now in the first place, surpassing Justin Bieber, who is now in second place with his own 26.6 billion views, followed by Ed Sheeran with 26.1 billion views. The remainder of the artists on the list are as follows: Bad Bunny, Taylor Swift, Katy Perry, Shakira, Ozuna, and Eminem, and the list culminates with Ariana Grande at number 10.
On the professional front, BTS has just released their song titled ‘Yet To Come.’ Recently, the group was selected to serve in the role of brand ambassador for the 2030 World Expo in Busan.
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