BTS earns new streaming certifications in Japan for 'Yet To Come' and 'Love Maze', reflecting their global fanbase's support.
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BTS (Bangtan Sonyeondan) has additionally acquired streaming certifications from the Japan Record Association. Today (30th), according to the Japan Record Association, BTS's anthology album 'Proof' title track 'Yet To Come' and the song 'Love Maze' from their 3rd full album 'LOVE YOURSELF 轉 “Tear”' have each surpassed 100 million and 50 million cumulative streams as of December 2025, receiving platinum and gold certifications in the streaming category. The Japan Record Association classifies songs based on cumulative streams (streaming category) into gold (over 50 million), platinum (over 100 million), diamond (over 500 million), and grants certifications monthly. BTS holds a total of 16 platinum certifications and 48 gold certifications. Notably, they have achieved diamond certification for 'Dynamite' and 'Butter', marking the first and only record in K-POP. 'Yet To Come' is a song that reflects on BTS's musical journey while promising a brighter future. 'Love Maze' depicts the hope of not getting lost in a maze, conveying a message to the global ARMY (BTS's fans). The rising streaming trends of both songs are interpreted as a reflection of the expectations of fans worldwide who are looking back at BTS's messages ahead of their full group comeback. BTS will release their 5th full album 'ARIRANG' on March 20 at 1 PM, marking their long-awaited full group comeback after approximately 3 years and 9 months. The new album will include a total of 14 songs, addressing themes of the team's identity, nostalgia, and universal feelings of deep love. BTS will kick off a large-scale world tour starting from the Goyang (Koyang) Sports Complex Main Stadium on April 9, covering a total of 34 cities and 82 performances. All performances of the North America and Europe tour, including the Goyang concert, have sold out. BTS will hold solo concerts as the first Korean artists at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Sun Bowl Stadium in El Paso, Stanford Stadium in Stanford, Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore, AT&T Stadium in Arlington, King Baudouin Stadium in Belgium, and Allianz Arena in Munich, Germany. This historic-scale tour is expected to leave a significant mark in concert history.
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