BTS Come Over Hits No. 1 on iTunes Top Songs Charts in 79 Countries and Regions

BTS Come Over reached No. 1 on iTunes Top Songs charts in 79 countries and regions after its digital release on June 12, marking a new global chart result tied to the group’s 2026 FESTA period. Sports Khan reported that the song held the No. 1 position across those countries and regions as of 6 a.m. KST on June 13, one day after release. ¹

The single was issued at 1 p.m. KST on June 12, 2026, during 2026 FESTA, the annual period connected to BTS’s debut anniversary. BIGHIT MUSIC had announced the release on Weverse on June 9, describing “Come Over” as part of the group’s 13th debut anniversary activities. ²

BTS Come Over Tops iTunes in 79 Countries and Regions

The chart result was reported across multiple Korean and international entertainment outlets. Soompi reported that “Come Over” reached No. 1 on iTunes Top Songs charts in at least 79 regions by 6 a.m. KST on June 13, including the United States, United Kingdom, Japan, and France. ³ Electronic Times also listed those four markets among the countries and regions where the song reached the top position. ⁴

Dispatch reported the same 79-country-and-region iTunes figure and placed the release within the 2026 BTS Festa week. ⁵ Sports Khan likewise reported the 79-country-and-region total and identified the June 13 chart timestamp, giving the single a clear short-term performance benchmark after its June 12 release. ¹

The release is separate from a broader album rollout but remains connected to BTS’s current anniversary context. The Weverse notice from BIGHIT MUSIC stated, “We are pleased to announce the release of BTS’s ‘Come Over.’” The agency also said the song “captures the sincere emotions of the artists as they prepare to reunite with fans after a long hiatus.” ²

Release Context and Credits

Apple Music lists “Come Over – Single” as a one-song pop release dated June 12, 2026, with BIGHIT MUSIC credited as the copyright holder. The platform also lists the track duration as two minutes. ⁶

Sports Khan reported that “Come Over” had previously appeared on the deluxe vinyl edition of “ARIRANG.” The outlet also reported that Suga produced the track, with RM and j-hope participating in the work. ¹ Electronic Times similarly noted that the song had appeared on the deluxe vinyl edition of “ARIRANG” before the digital release during 2026 BTS FESTA week. ⁴

The timing placed the single inside BTS’s anniversary schedule rather than as a conventional album campaign. BIGHIT MUSIC’s June 9 notice framed the song around the group’s 13th debut anniversary and the artists’ preparation to reunite with fans after a long hiatus. ²

A Chart Result Tied to 2026 FESTA

The main confirmed benchmark for “Come Over” is its iTunes Top Songs performance across 79 countries and regions as of 6 a.m. KST on June 13. Because the figure is tied to a specific chart timestamp, it reflects the song’s early global digital reception immediately after the June 12 release rather than a longer-term chart cycle. ¹

The reported list of No. 1 markets includes major music territories such as the United States, United Kingdom, Japan, and France. ³ The repetition of the same 79-country-and-region figure across Sports Khan, Soompi, Dispatch, and Electronic Times supports the central chart claim while keeping the scope limited to iTunes Top Songs rankings. ¹

The release also arrived while BTS-related chart activity around “ARIRANG” remained visible. Dispatch reported that “ARIRANG” stayed at No. 1 on Spotify’s Weekly Top Albums Global chart for a second consecutive week, while separately reporting the 79-country-and-region iTunes result for “Come Over.” ⁵

“Come Over” now stands as a 2026 FESTA-linked BTS digital single with a documented early iTunes No. 1 result in 79 countries and regions, a June 12 release date, and credited participation from Suga, RM, and j-hope as reported in the source material.

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