Twitter
India
recently
released
the
list
of
most
mentioned
music
artists
on
the
microblogging
site,
from
January
1
to
November
15,
2020.
For
global
artists,
Justin
Bieber,
lead
the
list
followed
by
Taylor
Swift,
and
Selena
Gomez.
Meanwhile,
K-pop
band
Bangtan
Boys
(BTS),
EXO
and
Blackpink
as
the
top
three
K-pop
bands
mentioned
on
Twitter
India
in
2020.
Justin
Bieber
became
the
most
talked-about
artists
after
releasing
his
album
Changes
and
the
single
'Yummy'.
However,
the
Twitter
report
revealed
that
Bieber
was
the
most
talked
about
on
Twitter
India
after
releasing
the
song
'Stuck
With
U'
in
collaboration
with
Ariana
Grande,
and
following
Indian
music
composer
GV
Prakash
on
Twitter.
Taylor
Swift
has
been
in
the
spotlight
since
the
release
of
her
music
video
'The
Man',
which
she
acted
and
directed.
Later
in
July,
she
released
the
album
Folklore,
followed
by
its
sister
record
Evermore
in
December,
which
took
Twitter
by
storm.
On
the
other
hand,
Selena
Gomez
only
released
one
album
this
year
titled
Rare,
but
she
also
announced
her
own
beauty
line
by
the
same
name.
Later,
releasing
a
single
with
Blackpink
also
got
fans
talking
about
the
singer-songwriter.
According
to
#ThisHappened2020
report
by
Twitter,
'Never
Not'
recording
shared
by
Jungkook
became
the
most
retweeted
tweet
as
BTS
dominated
the
most
mentions.
BTS
saw
massive
success
this
year
from
nabbing
a
spot
at
Billboard
Hot
100
charts
to
winning
a
Grammy
nomination.
EXO
followed
as
several
members
announced
their
solo
acts,
including
Suho
(Self
Portrait),
Chen
(Hello),
Baekhyun
(Delight),
Chanyeol
and
Sehun
(1
Billion
Views),
Kai
[KAI
(开)].
More
members
made
headlines
as
Xiumin
completed
his
mandatory
military
enlistment
and
Suho
and
Chen
enlisted
earlier
this
year.
Lastly,
Blackpink's
collaboration
with
Selena
Gomez,
and
the
Netflix
documentary
Blackpink:
Light
Up
the
Sky
had
fans
raving
about
the
band
for
weeks.
The
girl
group
also
released
their
highly
awaited
debut
album
titled
'The
Album'
with
two
more
singles
titled
'Lovesick
Girls'
and
'How
You
Like
That'.