BTS's JUNG KOOK breaks Asian solo record for longest time on Spotify Global Chart with ”Seven” at 114 weeks and ”GOLDEN” at 98 weeks

BTS' JUNG KOOK continues his impressive run of breaking new records on Spotify.
KOOK's first solo debut song, "Seven," released in July 2023, is the world's biggest music streaming hit.
The song ranked 75th on Spotify's Weekly Top Songs Global chart from September 12th to 18th.
"Seven" rose four places from the previous week to settle at 75th place, becoming the first song by an Asian solo artist to reach the longest chart position.
JUNG KOOK's first solo album "GOLDEN," released in November 2023, also charted in the "S" magazine from September 12th to 18th.
"GOLDEN" reached 72nd place on Spotify's "Weekly Top Albums Global" chart. It is the first and longest-running album by an Asian solo artist to reach the chart.
It has been on the charts for 98 weeks, and is aiming to stay on the charts for 100 consecutive weeks.
KOOK is the first Asian singer to reach 2.55 billion views on Spotify with "Seven."
JUNG also became the first Asian solo artist to surpass 6.1 billion cumulative streams with "GOLDEN."
KOOK's personal Spotify account (profile), including all credits, is the shortest for an Asian singer to have a K-POP solo album.
He is the first Korean singer to achieve a total of 9.6 billion cumulative streams. Recently, JUNG KOOK has four songs ("3D" and "Seven") that have reached 1 billion streams.
", "Standing Next to You" and "Left and Right"), demonstrating his overwhelming solo power that is worthy of being included in the "1 billion views club."
KOOK's personal Spotify account has achieved a total of 19 songs that have surpassed 100 million streams, making him the first and only K-pop solo artist to set a new record.
"Seven" is also the highest-ranked Asian solo artist on the major charts "Global 200" and "Global (excluding America)" of the American music media "Billboard."
She continued to break new records, becoming the first singer to stay on the charts for 113 and 114 consecutive weeks, the longest period of time ever.