Jimin, the famous member of the South Korean K-pop group BTS, released his second solo album ‘MUSE’ on July 19. This album hit the market with a decent debut in sales, but the following weeks have become a complete nightmare for the Idol, highlighting the poor performance in the United States that has made him say goodbye to the top 50 sales in less than a month.
Just a few minutes ago, Billboard magazine updated its famous Billboard 200 chart, which lists the 200 most popular albums in the United States week after week. And there, it was confirmed that Jimin’s ‘MUSE’ has dropped out of the top 50 on the list.
Last week, ‘MUSE’ was ranked 30th, but now in its fourth season, it has fallen out of the top 50 after selling less than 15,000 copies in the week ending Friday, August 16.
The ‘Hits Daily Double’ portal had already reported in its previous predictions of the unstoppable fate of ‘MUSE’ in North American territory. And now they have been formally confirmed by Billboard.
Downward trends are constant for BTS’ Jimin’s new album, so analysts believe that in its fifth week, its performance on the Billboard 200 could decline even further.
