BTS Jungkook achieves 13 songs streaming on Spotify 200 million..."Hate You" has over 200 million streams

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BTS (BTS) Jungkook recorded 200 million streaming tracks on Spotify for the 13th time in his career, raising his status as a global music king.

Jungkook's solo song "Hate You" surpassed 200 million streams on Spotify, the world's largest music streaming platform, proving its unrivaled music power. The song is from the first solo album "GOLDEN," released in November 2023, and has been loved by music fans around the world without an official music video, exceeding 200 million times.

Jungkook's Spotify personal account confirmed more than 200 million streaming songs, including "Hate You," "Seven," "Standing Next to You," "Left and Right," "3D," "Dreamers," "Stay With You," "Yes or No," "Never Let Go," and "Please Don't Change." In addition to the solo songs "Euphoria" and "Parallax" from the BTS album, it once again proved the dignity of a world-class music powerhouse with a total of 13 songs.

"Hate You" became the sixth 200 million streaming song in the "GOLDEN" album. As a result, "GOLDEN" was the first K-pop solo artist album to record six 200 million streaming tracks, showing its musical potential.

The song was named as the first song on Billboard Korea's "MZ K-POP Farewell Song Recommendation Playlist" and became the representative song of "MZ Farewell Song."

Jungkook also became the first Asian solo artist to set a new record by producing three streaming songs over 1 billion on Spotify ("Seven," "Standing Next to You," and "Left and Right."

The first solo debut song "Seven" in 2023 is entering the Spotify "Weekly Top Song Global" chart for 131 weeks, the first and longest period for an Asian solo artist. His first solo album "GOLDEN" has also been on Spotify's "Weekly Top Album Global" chart for 115 weeks, the first and longest-running Asian solo album.

Jungkook's Spotify personal account recently surpassed 10.3 billion streams (before filtering) including all the credits. He continues to have an unrivaled presence in the global music market, setting the first K-pop solo artist and the shortest record as an Asian singer.

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