“Come Over,” a hidden gem previously exclusive to the physical deluxe edition of ARIRANG, has officially landed on streaming platforms and promptly secured the top spot in our latest new music poll.
Music fans cast their votes in our Friday poll, overwhelmingly selecting the K-pop titans’ latest digital release as their favorite track of the week.
In a decisive victory, “Come Over” surged ahead of stiff competition from heavy hitters such as Olivia Rodrigo, Jack White, Bebe Rexha, and KATSEYE. By the time the polls closed on Sunday, BTS’ dedicated fanbase, ARMY, had propelled the song to a commanding lead, capturing over 86% of the total vote.
This long-awaited streaming debut—co-produced by Cirkut, SUGA, and Ammo, with writing contributions from members SUGA, RM, and j-hope—arrived in perfect alignment with the group’s annual Festa celebrations. To mark the occasion, the group also unveiled an official lyric video.
The song features a poignant blend of Korean and English lyrics. In the chorus, the septet expresses a vulnerable plea for reconciliation: “Yeah, I’m lost, can I come over? / Yeah, I’m lost, can I come over? / I just wanna say I’m sorry.”
Trailing closely behind BTS, Olivia Rodrigo secured the runner-up position with her latest project, You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love, coinciding with the debut of her music video for the album track “Stupid Song.”



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