You probably certainly heard about BTS’ latest video release for its song “Dynamite,” which had been posted to YouTube at midnight ET on Aug. 21, 2020, if you’re just a dedicated ARMY member or just got into Twitter this morning. It was, without a doubt, among the most anticipated tunes of the year, as well as fans were just so excited to see the video that it broke the record for the most premiere on YouTube, rendering it really historic.
The band’s latest song video received millions of views very instantly, and while it has shattered records just on the popular streaming platforms, people are suspicious that BTS’ views have been removed.
Continue reading to learn all we know about the looming scandal.
Well with the release of the music video for “How You Like That” in June 2020, BTS fan page MisuPlus produced a video highlighting how BLACKPINK had smashed the mark for even the most YouTube views in 24 hours. It beat the previous record, BTS, using its music video “Boy With Luv,” as well as fans really can not comprehend how BLACKPINK’s views might conceivably exceed BTS’.
This is not the first occasion ARMYs suspected YouTube of interfering in affecting BTS’s performance. Views for BTS’ “ON” video dropped from 83 million to 48 million at random previously this year, and also in reaction to ARMYs’ suspicions, the YouTube team issued a statement, so according to PAPER, saying it’s common in seeing views slow it down, freeze, or modify whilst also those who verify some these views seem to be real as well as accurate. Similarly, MisuPlus speculated that if fans repeatedly refresh the video, the bogus “views” may be erased.
BTS’ most recent and biggest music video release, “Dynamite,” has shattered records, however, ARMYs are concerned that YouTube may “delete” views once more.