BTS is one of the most popular K-pop bands in the world, and their music videos have been watched billions of times. The band has achieved numerous milestones with their music videos, and now they have reached another one. BTS has now had three music videos that have reached one billion views on YouTube.
The first song to reach the milestone was “Boy With Luv” which was released in April 2019. The music video was an instant hit and quickly reached one billion views in April 2022. This was the band’s first-ever music video to receive a billion views.
The second song to reach the milestone was “DNA” which was released in September 2017. The music video has now reached one billion views, making it the third song on the list after “Boy With Luv”. This marks the second time that BTS has had two music videos reach one billion views.
The third song to reach the milestone was “Fake Love” which was released in May 2018. The music video has now reached one billion views, making it the fourth song on the list after “Boy With Luv” and “DNA”. This marks the third time that BTS has had three music videos reach one billion views.
The fourth song to reach the milestone was “Mic Drop” which was released in November 2017. The music video has now reached one billion views, making it the fifth song on the list after “Boy With Luv”, “DNA” and “Fake Love”. This marks the fourth time that BTS has had four music videos reach one billion views.
The fifth song to reach the milestone was “Idol” which was released in August 2018. The music video has now reached one billion views, making it the sixth song on the list after “Boy With Luv”, “DNA”, “Fake Love” and “Mic Drop”. This marks the fifth time that BTS has had five music videos reach one billion views.
The sixth song to reach the milestone was “Fire” which was released in May 2016. The music video has now reached one billion views, making it the seventh song on the list after “Boy With Luv”, “DNA”, “Fake Love”, “Mic Drop” and “Idol”. This marks the sixth time that BTS has had six music videos reach one billion views.
The seventh song to reach the milestone was “Blood Sweat & Tears” which was released in October 2016. The music video has now reached one billion views, making it the eighth song on the list after “Boy With Luv”, “DNA”, “Fake Love”, “Mic Drop”, “Idol” and “Fire”. This marks the seventh time that BTS has had seven music videos reach one billion views.
The eighth song to reach the milestone was “Dope” which was released in June 2015. The music video has now reached one billion views, making it the ninth song on the list after “Boy With Luv”, “DNA”, “Fake Love”, “Mic Drop”, “Idol”, “Fire” and “Blood Sweat & Tears”. This marks the eighth time that BTS has had eight music videos reach one billion views.
The ninth song to reach the milestone was “Save Me” which was released in May 2016. The music video has now reached one billion views, making it the tenth song on the list after “Boy With Luv”, “DNA”, “Fake Love”, “Mic Drop”, “Idol”, “Fire”, “Blood Sweat & Tears” and “Dope”. This marks the ninth time that BTS has had nine music videos reach one billion views.
The tenth song to reach the milestone was “Not Today” which was released in February 2017. The music video has now reached one billion views, making it the eleventh song on the list after “Boy With Luv”, “DNA”, “Fake Love”, “Mic Drop”, “Idol”, “Fire”, “Blood Sweat & Tears”, “Dope” and “Save Me”. This marks the tenth time that BTS has had ten music videos reach one billion views.
The eleventh song to reach the milestone was “Spring Day” which was released in February 2017. The music video has now reached one billion views, making it the twelfth song on the list after “Boy With Luv”, “DNA”, “Fake Love”, “Mic Drop”, “Idol”, “Fire”, “Blood Sweat & Tears”, “Dope”, “Save Me” and “Not Today”. This marks the eleventh time that BTS has had eleven music videos reach one billion views.
BTS has now had twelve music videos reach one billion views, making them the first K-pop group to do so. The band has achieved numerous milestones with their music videos, and this is yet another one. With the band continuing to release new music, it is likely that more of their music videos will reach the one billion views milestone in the future.
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