BTS Jungkook Breaks 10.3 Billion Streaming On Spotify亞 The first 'Memorial Record' for shortest and single album

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BTS (BTS) Jungkook surpassed 10.3 billion streams on Spotify, showing off his image as a music powerhouse.

Recently, Jungkook has accumulated 10.3 billion streams by adding up all the credits of Spotify's personal account, the world's largest music streaming platform. It is a new record to achieve 10.3 billion streams in the shortest period among Asian singers.

Jungkook became the first K-pop solo artist to reach 10.3 billion streams, proving his presence in the global music market. Even during the inactive period, his Spotify account is constantly loved by fans around the world, recording more than 5.9 million streams a day. The number of monthly listeners has also remained stable at the level of 16 million to 17 million.

Jungkook's Spotify account recorded the highest number of plays, with his first solo debut song "Seven" playing more than 2.77 billion times. The song set a new record for the first Asian singer and the shortest time. Then, the title song of the solo album "GOLDEN" has more than 1.39 billion times, the collaboration song "Left and Right" has more than 1.15 billion times, the solo single "3D" has more than 1.1 billion times, the official soundtrack for the FIFA Qatar World Cup 2022 has more than 510 million times, and the self-composed song "Still With You" has more than 410 million times.

Jungkook set a new record for the first Asian solo artist with four songs streamed more than 1.1 billion times, including "Seven," "Left and Right," "Standing Next to You," and "3D."

In addition, "Seven" is listed on the Spotify weekly top song global chart for 133 weeks, the first and longest period of Asian solo singers. The album "GOLDEN" continues its long-term record, rising for 117 weeks, the first and longest period of Asian solo artist albums on the Spotify weekly top album global chart.

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