BTS Jung-kook, enters U.S. Billboard Global charts for the 142nd and 145th weeks.. Asian first new record in progress

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BTS's (BTS) Jung-kook's debut solo single 'Seven' ranked 181st on Billboard's May 2 'Global 200' chart, the U.S. music specialty media. The song rose six positions from the previous week, entering the chart for the 142nd consecutive week.

Jung-kook set a new record as the first and longest-running artist among all Asian groups and solo singers on the chart with 'Seven.' Additionally, 'Seven' ranked 113rd on the May 2 'Global (excluding U.S.)' chart, and Jung-kook appeared on this chart for the first and longest duration among Asian solo singers, spanning 145 weeks.

On the May 2 Billboard Korea 'Global K-Songs' chart, 'Seven' ranked 20th, 'Standing Next To You' ranked 60th, and '3D' ranked 72nd, all remaining on the chart for 22 consecutive weeks. Previously, Jung-kook achieved number one on both the 'Global 200' and 'Global (excluding U.S.)' charts with 'Seven,' 'Standing Next to You,' and '3D.'

After debuting at number one on Billboard's main single 'Hot 100' chart, 'Seven' remained on the chart for 15 weeks. On the world's largest music streaming platform 'Spotify,' 'Seven' continues to set records weekly.

On Spotify's main chart, 'Weekly Top Song Global,' 'Seven' entered for the first and longest duration among all Asian solo singer songs, reaching 146 weeks. Additionally, it became the first Asian singer song and the first song released in 2023 to surpass 2.9 billion streams.

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