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RM‘s “Right Place, Wrong Person” has topped this week’ s brand-new songs survey that includes musicians in numerous categories of songs.
Music followers enacted a survey released Friday (May 24) on Billboard, picking the BTS vocalist’s 2nd solo cd as their preferred brand-new songs launch of the previous week.
RM’s most current launch generated 86% of the ballot on the survey, protecting a significant side in advance of brand-new launches from Twenty One Pilots (Clancy), Pink Pantheress (“Turn It Up”), Clairo (“Sexy to Someone”), Zach Bryan (“Pink Skies”), and others.
The K-pop celebrity’s Right Place, Wrong Person, shown up on Friday, bringing with it 11 brand-new tracks for followers to take pleasure in amidst BTS’ army responsibilities.
Led by the solitary “Come Back to Me,” Right Place, Wrong Person additionally includes the alternative-based tracks “Nuts,” “Groin,” “Heaven,” “LOST!” and much more. Overall, the cd mirrors a “raw and honest presentation of RM’s distinctive sensibility, aesthetics, and beliefs,” per a BigHit press release, and complies with the South Korean musician’s 2022 launching cd, Indigo, which got toNo 3 on the Billboard 200 cds graph.
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RM and his BTS bandmates Jin, SUGA, J-Hope, Jimin, V and Jung Kook are presently offering in the South Korean army, which mandates an 18-month army enlistment for all able-bodied males by the time they transform 28. A few of the participants have actually sought numerous solo jobs amidst their solution, and the complete team is preparing to reunite for band tasks in 2025.
Trailing behind Right Place, Wrong Person on today’s survey is Twenty One Pilots’ 7th cd, Clancy, with virtually 10% of the ballot. The established complies with 2021’s Scaled and Icy— which came to a head atNo 3 on the Billboard 200– and wraps up the duo’s long-running cd legend that began with 2015’s Blurryface and 2018’s Trench.
See the outcomes of this week’s survey listed below. Check out Billboard‘s Friday Music Guide to overtake even more must-hear launches from today.
