Another milestone, another reason for ARMY to celebrate. A B-side has just joined the 100 million club, and it got there fast.
On October 14 at around 6:41 a.m. KST, the music video for “Hooligan” passed 100 million views on YouTube. BTS released it on April 8 at midnight KST, so it took just over six months and six days to get there. It’s also one of the B-sides from their latest album, ARIRANG, which makes the achievement even more notable.
Hooligan: Overview
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Group | BTS |
| Song | Hooligan (B-side, ARIRANG) |
| MV Release | April 8, midnight KST |
| 100M Views Reached | October 14, about 6:41 a.m. KST |
| Time Taken | Just over 6 months and 6 days |
| ARIRANG MVs at 100M | 3 (SWIM, 2.0, Hooligan) |
A Third 100 Million Club Member From ARIRANG
“Hooligan” is the third music video from ARIRANG to hit 100 million views, after “SWIM” and “2.0.” That’s three from one album, and the latest isn’t even a title-track-style release.
Why a B-Side Reaching 100M Matters?
Title tracks usually grab the biggest numbers, but when a B-side with a full music video crosses 100 million, it shows that fans are streaming the whole album, not just the lead single. It also reflects steady interest in BTS’s music months after release, which isn’t easy to maintain in a fast-moving industry.
Watch and Celebrate?
Fans can mark the moment by rewatching the video on YouTube. For more BTS content, Viki also has the docu-series BREAK THE SILENCE.
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Conclusion
Three videos at 100 million from a single album is a big statement, and “Hooligan” proves BTS’s ARIRANG era still has plenty of life. Which track from the album is your favourite? Tell us in the comments, and keep following Technosports for more K-pop news.
FAQs
Q1. When did Hooligan hit 100 million views?
It crossed the mark on October 14 at about 6:41 a.m. KST.
Q2. Which other ARIRANG videos passed 100 million?
“SWIM” and “2.0” reached the milestone before “Hooligan.”
