BTS Jungkook has been ranked 135th and 138th week on the U.S. Billboard Global Chart.For the first time in Asia, 'a new record for a long time'

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BTS (BTS) Jungkook continued his long-term march on the Billboard chart, shining his global presence.

According to the "Global 200" chart released on March 14 by Billboard, Jungkook's first solo debut song "Seven" ranked 171st. The song entered the chart for 135 weeks, the first and longest period of any Asian group and solo artist of all time.

"Seven" ranked 87th on Billboard's "Global (excluding the U.S.)" chart released on the same day. On this chart, he became the first Asian solo artist to enter the country for the longest period of 138 weeks, proving his popularity as a global hit song. Jungkook confirmed his presence as a global superstar, showing consistent performance on Billboard's major charts.

"Seven" ranked 67th on Billboard Korea's "Hot 100" chart, up from the previous week. In addition, "Seven" ranked 13th on the Billboard "Global K-Songs" chart, "Standing Next To You" ranked 43rd, and "3D" ranked 64th. It also remained in second place on the Billboard Vietnam 'Hot 100' chart, maintaining a steady strength in many parts of Asia.

Jungkook topped both Billboard's "Global 200" and "Global (excluding the U.S.)" charts with "Seven," "Standing Next to You," and "3D." Jungkook entered the two charts with 17 and 18 songs, respectively, and stayed for a total of 270 and 321 weeks. He also won a total of three trophies in two years at the Billboard Music Awards, marking the highest number of awards among K-pop soloists.

"Seven" was selected as the No. 1 Billboard's "2023 Global Summer Song," and "2024 International Power Players" topped the list of most popular songs in more than 200 countries and regions except the United States. Jungkook was named No. 1 in the "2024 Billboard K-pop Artist 100" and was also included in the list of the "2023 Best Pop Stars."

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