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BTS’ ‘NORMAL’ Music Video Sets Spotify Single-Day Streaming Record

BTS has secured a new Spotify single-day streaming record following the release of their latest music video, 'Normal'.

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The music video for 'Normal', the second single from the album 'Arirang', has set a new single-day streaming record on Spotify. The release has prompted immediate listener engagement, with fans comparing the aesthetic and thematic elements to the group's previous 'Spring Day' and 'HYYH' eras.

Coverage from Billboard, The Music Universe, MSN, and The Indian Express confirms the record-breaking performance of the track. Outlets highlight both the streaming milestone and the reception from the fan base, known as ARMY.

Future reports will focus on the broader commercial performance of the 'Arirang' album as additional tracks from the project are released. Coverage does not yet specify the full tracklist or upcoming promotional schedule for the group.

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What is the new record?

The music video for 'Normal' set a Spotify single-day streaming record.

Which album does 'Normal' belong to?

The song is the second single from the BTS album titled 'Arirang'.

How have fans responded to the release?

Fans have drawn parallels between the music video and the band's 'Spring Day' and 'HYYH' eras.

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