BTS Jin 'Don't Say You Love Me' Spotify' Shining Great Record! 700 million · ECHO's album surpassed 1 billion streams

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BTS (BTS) Jin set a series of milestone solo, proving his influence as a global artist.

"Don't Say You Love Me," the title song of Jin's solo album "Echo," recently attracted attention by recording 764.63 million streams on Spotify, the world's largest music platform. The song has become a long-term hit as the number of plays has steadily increased since its release. The emotional melody, understated vocals, and lyrical messages that contain the lingering effects of separation are gaining sympathy from listeners around the world. Even after its release, streaming has increased steadily, showing that Jin's music has continuous listening power beyond short-term buzz.

The overall performance of the album "Echo" was also remarkable. The album surpassed 1 billion cumulative streams, proving that Jin's music world is highly competitive in the album unit beyond a single song. The entire album was widely loved with more than 41 million streams, with "Nothing Without Your Love" recording 5321 million and "Loser (feat. YENA) recording 49.19 million times. Throughout the song, it draws out a high degree of immersion from global listeners with delicate emotional expressions and authentic composition.

"Don't Say You Love Me" was selected as one of the best K-pop tracks of 2025 by global music media Rolling Stone India. It also recorded the highest sales volume among K-pop artists on the annual sales chart of all genres of Amazon (US Amazon) in 2025. He then won the 'International Hit of the Year' category at the 'BreakTudo Awards 2025' held in Sao Paulo, Brazil, showing his presence on the international stage.

Through these records, Jin is strengthening his position as a solo artist in the global music market. He is expected to set another milestone with new music and achievements in the future.

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