BTS’s “Come Over” Claims Top Spot in Billboard’s New Song Vote with 86% Dominant Support

BTS’s new song “Come Over” has secured an overwhelming first place in Billboard’s new song vote, the renowned American music publication.

“Come Over” is a bonus track included on BTS’s album “ARIRANG,” and this marks its first official release via streaming. The song was initially unveiled on June 13 during BTS’s annual fan festival, “Festa,” and features lyrics in both Korean and English, conveying a message of asking, “May I go find the lost version of myself?”

BTS members such as SUGA, RM, and j-hope contributed to the songwriting, while it was co-produced by Cirkut, SUGA, and Ammo. An official lyric video has also been released on YouTube, receiving significant positive feedback from fans.

As BTS continues to play a pivotal role in driving the K-pop industry forward, the sector is further expanding its presence in global markets. This year, South Korea’s exports of albums and DVDs to the United States reached $58.95 million, a surge of 517% compared to the previous year. The U.S. has now emerged as the largest market for K-pop exports, signaling a shift from the past when Japan accounted for 55% of such exports in 2012.