BTS Jungkook took power for a long time on Billboard with 'Seven'...亞 Breaking the Longest Solo Record

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• U.S. Billboard Global Major Charts for 137th and 140th Weeks

BTS (BTS) Jungkook is continuing his long-term box office record on the Billboard chart.

Jungkook's first solo debut song "Seven" ranked 165th on the global 200 chart as of March 28, released by the U.S. music media Billboard.

Released in 2023, "Seven" set a new record on the global 200 chart, charting for 137 weeks, the first and longest period of any Asian group and solo artist song ever.

"Seven" also ranked 82nd on the global (excluding the U.S.) chart released on the same day. On this chart, Jungkook continued to be the first Asian solo artist to be on the chart for up to 140 weeks.

"Seven" remained popular, rising 23 and 21 spots on the Global 200 and Global (excluding the U.S.) charts, respectively. Jungkook previously topped both major charts with "Seven," "Standing Next to You," and "3D."

Jungkook has so far charted 17 songs in the Global 200 and 18 songs in the Global (excluding the U.S.), and has been listed for a total of 272 and 323 weeks, respectively.

"Seven" ranked 54th on the Billboard Korea Hot 100 chart on March 28, marking the 13th consecutive week. On the Billboard Global K-Songs chart, "Seven" ranked 10th, "Standing Next To You" ranked 46th, and "3D" ranked 65th, all of which were included in the chart for 17 weeks.

In addition, "Seven" has continued to record in major music market indicators around the world, entering the Spotify main chart, Weekly Top Song Global, the first Asian solo song of all time and for the longest period of 141 weeks.

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