BTS Jungkook enters U.S. Billboard Global Chart for 134 and 137 weeks...Asia's First New Record

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BTS (BTS) Jungkook's "Seven" continues to be a long-term hit on global music charts.

Jungkook's first solo debut song "Seven" ranked 160th on the "Global 200" chart as of March 7, released by the U.S. music media Billboard. Jungkook's "Seven" set a record for entering the charts for 134 weeks, the first and longest period for an Asian group and a solo artist.

"Seven" also ranked 75th on Billboard's "Global (excluding the U.S.)" chart on the same date. It also entered the chart for 137 weeks, continuing its new record of entering for the first and longest period among Asian solo singers. In addition, it proved its global music power by rising 32nd and 28th, respectively, compared to the previous week.

Jungkook's solo song, "Please Don't Change," is back in third place on the Billboard Dance Digital Song Sales Chart. On March 7, "Seven" ranked 74th on the Billboard Korea Hot 100, and "Seven" ranked 10th on the "Global K-Songs" chart, "Standing Next To You" ranked 45th, and "3D" 73rd. On the Billboard Vietnam Hot 100 chart, "Seven" remained at the top of the list at No. 2.

Jungkook previously topped the "Global 200" and "Global (excluding the U.S.)" charts with all three songs: "Seven," "Standing Next to You," and "3D." "Seven" debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard Main Singles Chart Hot 100 and remained on the chart for 15 weeks.

"Seven" continued to set a new entry record for 137 consecutive weeks, the first and longest period as an Asian solo artist on Spotify's Weekly Top Song Global Chart. On Spotify, "Seven" became the first Asian singer song and song released in 2023 to surpass 2.8 billion streams.

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