BTS' JUNG KOOK's ”GOLDEN” reaches 100 consecutive weeks on Spotify's Global Album Chart... the first Asian solo artist to achieve this feat

BTS' JUNG KOOK has set another new record with "GOLDEN." JUNG
KOOK's first solo album "GOLDEN," released in November 2023, will be released on the world's biggest music streaming service.
The album has charted for 100 consecutive weeks on the music streaming platform Spotify's Weekly Top Albums Global chart from September 26th to October 2nd.
"GOLDEN" continued to break new records, becoming the first and only album by an Asian solo artist to stay on the chart for 100 weeks.
It also ranked fifth on the Weekly Top Albums Global Chart, the longest-remaining album by an Asian artist.
It is the first album by an Asian solo artist to reach a cumulative total of 6.19 billion streams.
"GOLDEN," which surpassed "The Last of Us," has shown strong long-running popularity and is on the verge of reaching the 6.2 billion mark.
In addition, "GOLDEN" is the song that has surpassed 1 billion streams on Spotify.
He is the first Asian singer to release a full-length studio album, having recorded three songs ("Seven," "Standing Next To You," and "3D").
JUNG KOOK's first solo debut song "Seven," released in July 2023, will be released on September 2nd.
"Seven" reached number 70 on the Weekly Top Songs Global chart from the 6th to October 2nd. It is the first and longest-running song by an Asian solo artist to reach 116 weeks.
JUNG KOOK's personal Spotify account (profile), including all credits, is the highest-charting album in Asia.
This is the fastest time for a singer and the first time for a K-POP solo artist to surpass 9.7 billion total streams.
She is the first Asian solo artist to chart on the Billboard 200, the official album chart, for 25 weeks.
He stayed on the chart for eight weeks, the longest period for a K-POP solo artist.
They have also remained on the "Album" chart for over 620 and 530 days, respectively.