BTS Jungkook's 'Seven' entered the U.S. Billboard Global 2 Charts for 127 weeks and 129 weeks.Asia's First 'New Record'

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BTS (BTS) Jungkook proved his global superstar reputation by continuing a new record on the U.S. Billboard chart.

According to the "Global 200" chart released by the U.S. music media Billboard on January 10, Jungkook's first solo debut song "Seven" re-entered 148th place.

Released in 2023, "Seven" continued its new record march, successfully entering 127 weeks, the "first" and "longest" period, including all Asian groups and solo singers of all time.

Jungkook also ranked 90th with "Seven" on the "Global (excluding the U.S.)" chart released on the same day. He set a new long-term record by being listed on the chart for 129 consecutive weeks, the first and longest period among Asian solo singers.

On Billboard Korea's "Global K-Songs" chart on Jan. 10, "Seven" ranked 15th, "Standing Next To You" ranked 52nd, and "3D" ranked 71st, making Jungkook chart-in all three songs.

Earlier, "Seven" topped the Billboard "Global (excluding the U.S.)" chart for nine consecutive weeks and topped the "Global 200" chart for seven consecutive weeks. On both charts, it achieved the first and longest number one simultaneously for seven consecutive weeks as an Asian singer.

The song first entered the Billboard main single chart "Hot 100" at No. 1 and was ranked for the next 15 weeks. He also debuted at No. 3 on the "British Official" main single chart "Top 100" and set a new record by staying for 14 weeks for the first time as a K-pop solo song.

Jungkook was also listed on Spotify's "Weekly Top Song Global" chart for 130 weeks with "Seven" and 114 weeks with his first solo album "GOLDEN" on the "Weekly Top Album Global" chart. He continues his first and longest record as an Asian solo artist, showing off his strong presence in the global music market.

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