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Almost 22 hours ago, BTS – the award-winning, record breaking and BRIT Awards nominated South Korean group – released an official music video for “Film Out”, their new Japanese song.
Since its official release less than 24 hours ago, the music video has been watched more than tens of millions of times and is dominating the top spot on various platform.
Therefore, this article attempts to collect up-to-date data on how popular the song and the music video are on various different platforms.
YouTube
At the time of writing, the official music video has been viewed by more than 28 million people.
Reaching the aforementioned figure means that “Film Out” has already passed the viewing figure for “Stay Gold” for the first 24 hours, according to the below tweet.
Around eight hours after its release, it was trending at number one on YouTube.
iTunes
“Film Out” has reached the number one spot on iTunes in a number of countries. In fact, the song has reached the number one spot in over 90 countries, which is incredibly impressive.
Some of those countries include: the United Kingdom, Germany, Japan and many others.
Spotify
The song made its mark on the Spotify Global Chart at number 48 with more than 1.5 million streams.
Watch it (if you haven’t already)!
For those who haven’t watched the music video for “Film Out” yet, you can watch directly via YouTube below:
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Raza Hussain is an award-winning writer: the Extra-Mile winner of the News Quest Young Reporter Scheme 2014 and the recipient of the ‘Talent for Writing’ certificate by Young Writers. He was also awarded the ‘Prize for Outstanding achievement is Sociology‘.
