BTS Jungkook Becomes Asian Artist Of 'Spotify Most Streaming Songs + Regular Album'

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BTS (BTS) Jungkook is drawing global attention by setting a milestone on Spotify, the world's largest music platform.

According to the World Music Awards (WMA), also known as Europe's Billboard, and Pop Core, a foreign music media outlet, Jungkook was listed as an Asian artist with both "Seven," the most streamed sound source on Spotify, and the full-length album "GOLDEN."

Jungkook's most streamed music on Spotify was his first solo debut song "Seven," with accumulated streaming exceeding 2.72 billion times.

"Seven" has established itself as a global megahit song, achieving 2.72 billion cumulative streams, the first and most cumulative streaming by Asian groups and solo artists of all time.

Jungkook's full-length album "GOLDEN" accumulated more than 5.6 billion times on Spotify, the largest number of full-length albums by Asian groups and solo artists of all time.

In response, Jungkook was called a "HISTORY MAKER" and a "record maker" and proved his strong presence in the global music market.

Jungkook is listed on the Weekly Top Song Global Chart with Spotify's "Seven" for 128 weeks, the first and longest period among Asian soloists ever.

In addition, "GOLDEN" has been on the Weekly Top Albums Global Chart for 112 weeks, the first and longest-running album by an Asian solo artist of all time.

Jungkook's Spotify personal account combined all the credits, recording a total of 10.2 billion streams for the shortest period among Asian singers and the first among K-pop solo singers. He is achieving the first, most, shortest, and longest records simultaneously on Spotify.

Jungkook was the first K-pop soloist and the shortest in Asia to achieve 19 billion audio streams (on-demand, a way to provide services according to user needs).

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