BTS J-Hope and Suga officially registered the writer and songwriter of

BTS j-hope (Jung Ho-seok) and Suga (Min Yoon-ki) have been officially registered as lyricists and songwriters of the song that topped Billboard's "Hot 100."

The Korea Music Copyright Association (KOMCA) released the copyright status of "BTS Remix" on its website on the 14th. J-Hope and Sugar were named along with three overseas lyricists and composers.

As a result, J-Hope and Suga became the first Korean song to write and compose the song "Hot 100."

"BTS Remix" is a remix version with members Suga, J-Hope and Jungkook participating in the New Zealand-born producer Josh 685 and American singer Jason Derulo's song "Savage Love." Upon the announcement, it topped Billboard's main single chart "Hot 100" this week.

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Billboard usually integrates the remix version with the original song and counts it as a single song, but this time, BTS also proudly ranked No. 1 in "Hot 100" due to its large contribution to "BTS Remix Version."

Jungkook and Suga, who participated as vocalists and rappers, showed off BTS's musical capabilities while performing the original reggae music perfectly.

BTS will hold its second career No. 1 song after "Dinermite," Korea's first "Hot 100." In particular, a song that includes Korean lyrics has created the first case of topping Billboard's "Hot 100."

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J-Hope did both English and Korean rap at the same time. In particular, the Korean lyrics "I'm afraid of you, then, or now I'll love you like fire" drew attention in that it saved the beauty of Korean through its unique rhyme.

Suga created a consensus with the lyrics, "Love may be the list/condition of the moment, what do I love/The word eternity may collapse powerlessly in front of the sand castle/the calm waves."

As a regular member of the Korean Music Copyright Association, J-Hope and Suga have registered 106 and 118 copyrighted songs, respectively, as of Thursday.