Whether he’s releasing music as BTS Agust D or Suga, American fans of the singer and producer love what he creates.
On this week’s Hot 100, Mariah Carey returns to the No.1 spot once again with her annual leader “All I Want for Christmas Is You,” which lifts from second place to the throne. The tune is the first track in U.S. history to hit the summit in three separate runs (in completely different years, nonetheless), and it leads a ranking flush with holiday favorites. In fact, it’s so busy with seasonal singles, it’s hard for even popular efforts to break onto the tally, and the highest debut this period is all the way down at No.29. While that’s a fairly low position for the loftiest debut of the week on the ranking of the most-consumed songs in America, one of the two musicians credited with the win achieves something very rare with the new hit.
