BTS livestream on Amazon Music: Airtime, How to Watch Bangtan Boys Discuss Butter Success
BTS ended the month of June, aka BTS, by dominating the music charts of the world with their new summer track “Butter”. Considered the longest single on the Billboard Hot 100 by all bands, “Butter” successfully reigned on the Billboard Hot 100 charts for five consecutive weeks surpassing Aerosmith’s four-week record of “I Don’t Want To Miss This. a thing”. After a swirling birthday month, Bangtan Boys will unveil his thoughts on BTS making another story at Billboard in an exclusive BTS Live stream on Amazon Music, hosted by Jaeki Cho on July 2.
BTS also celebrated its eighth anniversary in June with a full Festa schedule that meant a slew of exclusive BTS content for their global family, ARMY. The band are now gearing up for their next bop of the year, âPermission to Dance,â a single that was written by âPerfectâ crooner Ed Sheeran, starring Steve Mac, Johnny McDaid and Jenna Andrews. The upcoming single, produced by Mac, Andrews and Stephen Kirk, will be BTS’s second collaboration with British singer Ed Sheeran. The two iconic music legends have worked on âMake it Right,â a BTS âhealingâ track before.
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Airtime
BTS’s live stream on Amazon Music will air on July 2 at 6 p.m. PT / 9 p.m. ET.
How to watch
BTS will have a candid conversation with host Jaeki Cho, talking about âButterâ sliding smoothly to the top of the Billboard Music charts and their inspiring journey through eight years of redefining music on Amazon Music’s Twitch Stream. Check out the feed here.
More on ‘Butter’
BTS ‘second English single’ Butter ‘set its first world record from the premiere of the clip itself which drew 3.9 million concurrent viewers. Then, it became the most viewed YouTube video on its first day, with 108.2 million views. âButterâ also recorded the highest number when it debuted on Spotify with 11.04 million streams. After a month atop the Billboard Hot 100, the first-ever band to achieve that feat, the single recorded at least 100,000 unit sales in the five weeks of its reign on the chart that marks the single as the first. piece to raise huge numbers since Ed Sheeran’s “Shape of You” in 2017.
Next, BTS will release the CD version of âButterâ which includes the single âPermission to Danceâ in two variations, âPeachesâ and âCreamâ. Click here to pre-record the next single.
Check out this awesome âButterâ step from BTS below.
Watch BTS on Amazon’s Twitch live stream on July 2 at 6 p.m. PT.
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