BTS member RM’s second solo album ‘Right Place, Wrong Person’ debuted at number 5 on the Billboard 200 album chart on Wednesday, becoming the first K-pop solo act to have two albums in a row enter the chart’s top five.
His first solo album, “Indigo” (2022), debuted at number 3 on the same chart.
“Right Place, Wrong Person” also topped Billboard’s Top Rap Album chart and debuted at No. 2 on the Top Album Sales and Top Current Album charts on Wednesday.
The album’s lead track “Lost!” peaked at number 68 on the Global 200 chart.
Every song on the album except “Come Back To Me” made it onto the Digital Song Sales chart. “Nuts” debuted at number 14, “Right People, Wrong Place” at number 15, “Groin” at number 18 and “Domodachi” featuring UK rapper Little Simz at number 19.
‘Nuts’, ‘Groin’ and ‘Domodachi’ also debuted at number one, two and three respectively on the global digital sales chart.
Other BTS albums have also re-entered the Billboard charts.
J-Hope’s album Hope On The Street Vol.1, released in March, debuted at number 35 on the Top Current Album chart and number 50 on the Top Album Sales.
Jimin’s song “Like Crazy” (2023) debuted at number 196 on the Global 200 chart.
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— billboard (@billboard) June 5, 2024
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