Suga charts three No. 1 hits this week, though they\u2019re all the same song.<\/b>
\nThroughout his years in the music industry, Suga, one of the seven members of the band BTS, has enjoyed more success than most artists can only dream of. He\u2019s landed hits on his own, under a different name, with a group and now as a featured act on a song pushed by another star. His latest win brings him to the top of not one, not two, but three different Billboard charts this week, and each one is special to him. Alongside Juice WRLD on the late musician\u2019s \u201cGirl of My Dreams\u201d promotional single, here\u2019s a look at Suga\u2019s trio of No.1s this week. Digital Song Sales Of the three Billboard rankings Suga rules over this week, perhaps most important is the Digital Song Sales chart. The tally lists the tunes that actually sold the most copies in the U.S. every frame, looking solely at purchases. As a member of BTS, the singer and rapper has reached the summit with nine different tracks, but before now, he had never made it to the peak position without his bandmates. \u201cGirl of My Dreams\u201d becomes Suga\u2019s first solo No.1 on the all-genre sales list. He is also just the third K-pop artist to hit No.1 on the Digital Song Sales chart, joining Psy and BTS (of course) in this showing. He previously stalled in the runner-up rung with his own \u201cDaechwita,\u201d which was released under his nickname Agust D. R&B\/Hip-Hop Digital Song Sales Since \u201cGirl of My Dreams\u201d ranks as the bestselling track of any kind in America, it makes sense that it also debuts at No.1 on two different Billboard rankings that also look exclusively at purchases, though ones that are more specific when it comes to style. The cut arrives in first place on the R&B\/Hip-Hop Digital Song Sales chart, and the smash is historic for Suga. The BTS singer and rapper is now the first K-pop musician to top the tally. Rap Digital Song Sales The most specific of the three rankings mentioned here, the Rap Digital Song Sales chart only looks at those tunes that are classfied as rap, which Billboard claims also fit under the list just above. \u201cGirl of My Dream\u201d easily opens at No.1 on the rap-only roster, and amazingly, this placement isn\u2019t a first for Suga. He previously reached the penthouse with his Agust D project, as the single \u201cDaechwita\u201d ruled for a short time. He has now conquered the chart under two different names, and he\u2019s the first K-pop artist to score more than one No.1.<\/p>\n