BTS' 'Bang Bang Con' was world's biggest paid online concert


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A concert streamed by K-pop giant BTS on Sunday became the world's biggest paid online music event in terms of number of viewers. Photo: Big Hit Entertainment

A concert streamed by K-pop giant BTS on Sunday became the world's biggest paid online music event in terms of number of viewers, the band's management company said Monday.

Big Hit Entertainment announced that "Bang Bang Con: The Live," which was streamed over around 100 minutes remotely from a studio in Seoul on Sunday, drew some 756,000 viewers from across the world.

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