BTS Butter is Now An Official Entry In 2022 Grammy Awards

For the upcoming Grammy award, BTS submitted their English hit track “Butter” for the ‘Best Pop Duo/Group’ category.

• They’ll be going up against 24kGoldn‘s ‘Mood’ featuring Iann Dior.
• Doja Cat‘s ‘Kiss Me More‘ featuring SZA, The Kid LAROI and
• Miley Cyrus‘ ‘Without You‘, and Lizzo‘s Rumors’ featuring Cardi B.

BTS Last Year Grammy’s Nominations

Previously, BTS got nominated in three categories for their 2020 album MAP OF THE SOUL: 7. They entered  for ‘Album of the Year’, ‘Best Engineered Album’, and ‘Non-Classical, and Best Pop Vocal Album’. 

They also nominated for ‘Song of the Year’, ‘Record of the Year’, ‘Best Music Video”, and “Best Pop Duo/Group Performance” for their single, ‘Dynamite’.

This year, the globally-loved group has officially submitted their all-English hit “Butter”. For the category “Best Pop Duo/Group.” As always, the competition is fierce, but BTS never backs away from a challenge!

BTS Butter Records

According to Billboard,’ Butter ‘has garnered 32.2 million US streams and sold 242,800 downloads in the week ending May 27. It also attracted 18.1 million radio audience views over the week ending May 30. The song is for 1,125 local the first 1. 100 hot history, and 54th to the first in No. “

BTS becomes the first act in history to get three not. 1 debuts on the Billboard 100 hot chart. All 1 numbers come to them within 9 months.

The song begins streaming with “289.2 MILLION streaming recordings on the Billboard Global 200, the highest ever in the history of the chart, previously owned by” Life Goes On “(152.5M). They also became the first band in history to earn 7 No. 1 on Billboard’s Digital Song Sales Chart, having the largest digital sales week of 2021 with ‘Butter’ (242,800).

Interestingly, BTS has done all-kill with the song as the song not only debuted atop on Hot 100 chart but also Billboard Global 200 and Billboard Global Excl. US. On May 25, Guinness World Records confirmed that the new single broke the record for most YouTube views and concurrent viewers during its debut on May 21, 2021.