BTS's momentum continues beyond iTunes. After the group's digital single "Come Over" climbed charts globally this week, K-Pop acts have dominated the latest Billboard World Albums chart rankings.

The Billboard World Albums chart—which tracks the best-performing albums worldwide—saw multiple Korean artists claim top positions. aespa, LE SSERAFIM, ILLIT, Stray Kids, and TXT all secured spots on the chart, alongside BTS and fellow group CORTIS.

This chart success builds on BTS's strong start with "Come Over," released June 12 at 1 p.m. KST. The track, which appeared as a bonus on the deluxe vinyl version, struck with fans immediately upon its digital release, climbing iTunes rankings across numerous regions.

The breadth of K-Pop representation on the Billboard World Albums chart reflects the genre's sustained global strength. With groups spanning different generations and sounds—from aespa's fourth-gen energy to BTS's established legacy—the chart dominance shows that Korean artists continue commanding international streaming and sales numbers.

These chart positions matter beyond bragging rights. Billboard's World Albums chart tracks physical and digital album sales, making it a key metric for industry success and fan engagement. The performance helps these groups solidify their foothold in Western markets while maintaining strong domestic support.

For BTS specifically, the "Come Over" release marks their latest activity following the group's hiatus from group promotions as members complete military service. The track's immediate chart impact demonstrates the group's ability to generate significant buzz with digital releases, even during this transitional period.

With multiple K-Pop acts claiming Billboard's top spots simultaneously, the chart results underscore how thoroughly Korean pop has integrated into global music consumption—a shift that would've seemed unlikely just a few years ago. As these groups continue releasing new music, expect further chart appearances in coming weeks.