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BTS first Asian act to top BB since 1963

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2 minutes ago, iHype. said:

Far East Movement - Like a G6?

No idea. Maybe they didn't take them into account since they are originally from the US :michael: I don't know

8 minutes ago, iHype. said:

Far East Movement - Like a G6?

I was just gonna say 

Really shows how Asians are under represented so the fact that this site has to tear down the one successful group in the west is a bit... x

10 minutes ago, Cloudy said:

No idea. Maybe they didn't take them into account since they are originally from the US :michael: I don't know

a fan account twitter saying something doesn't make it true

16 minutes ago, iHype. said:

Far East Movement - Like a G6?

They're American, based in LA. Kyu Sakamoto and BTS are both based in Asia. Misleading tweet though

Edited by Butters

1 minute ago, Scarface said:

That's great, but Psy was robbed!

The way he still peaked at #2 despite YouTube not counting for BB back then. Gangam Style was an absolute monster

53 minutes ago, iHype. said:

Far East Movement - Like a G6?

a superior song to dynamite and sukiyaki! 

Gangnam Style is a remembered smash hit despite peaking at #2. I doubt the most recent Asian song to top this chart will have the same impact overall.

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50 minutes ago, fridayteenage said:

a fan account twitter saying something doesn't make it true

I think the tweet is refering to actual Asian artists as in from the continent. I saw the Weeknd quote the tweet btw

1 hour ago, Cloudy said:

 

 

Wow! Pure non-English song, and it sounds beautiful. :clap3:

 

Congrats to BTS

1 hour ago, Butters said:

They're American, based in LA. Kyu Sakamoto and BTS are both based in Asia. Misleading tweet though

But they are still Asian?

 

This is not true - Freddie Mercury, Far East Movement, Jay Sean and Zayn are all Asian and have had #1s since 1963.

Edited by CaptainMusic

Congrats to BTS but they could have worded this better :skull: we've had South Asians and even East Asians top the charts in the last decade. Of course it would be difficult for an Asia-based act to top the American charts lol. 

It makes me wonder how well Gangnam Style would've done on the charts if YouTube and streaming were the factors they are today. The multiweek #1 smash that that could've had. 

1 hour ago, iHype. said:

Far East Movement - Like a G6?

 

1 hour ago, Cloudy said:

No idea. Maybe they didn't take them into account since they are originally from the US :michael: I don't know

 

1 hour ago, bad guy said:

I was just gonna say 

 

1 hour ago, fridayteenage said:

a fan account twitter saying something doesn't make it true

 

14 minutes ago, CaptainMusic said:

But they are still Asian?

 

This is not true - Freddie Mercury, Far East Movement, Jay Sean and Zayn are all Asian and have had #1s since 1963.

They're of Asian origin, but not Asian acts. And if we're including Zayn Malik, we'd have to include Enrique Iglesias and Bruno Mars also. :rip: 

1 hour ago, iHype. said:

Far East Movement - Like a G6?

They are americans

1 hour ago, iHype. said:

Far East Movement - Like a G6?

They are Americans

By the way, if we're including western people with Asian origins, there's also Yvonne Elliman.

 

She had Hot 100 #1 with "If I Can't Have You" from Saturday Night Fever in 1978:

 

 

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