BTS Jung-kook's 'GOLDEN' Enters Spotify Global Weekly Chart for 130 Weeks.. Asia's First Solo Album to Break New Records

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BTS Jung-kook's first solo album 'GOLDEN' continues its long-term success on the Spotify chart.

'GOLDEN' ranked 99th on Spotify's 'Weeekly Top Albums Global' chart for the week of April 24–30. This marks the first and longest run for any Asian solo artist's album on the chart, lasting 130 weeks.

Jung-kook's first solo debut single 'Seven', released in 2023, ranked 104th on Spotify's 'Weeekly Top Songs Global' chart during the same period. The song has now charted for 146 weeks, the first and longest run for any Asian solo artist's track. 'GOLDEN' has surpassed 7 billion cumulative streams on Spotify, the highest among Asian solo artist albums. 'Seven' became the first Asian solo artist track to exceed 2.9 billion streams.

'GOLDEN' sold over 100,000 copies in the UK, earning the British Phonographic Industry (BPI) 'Gold' certification, the first for a K-pop solo artist album. It also received 'Platinum Album' certification from Music Canada (formerly Canadian Recording Industry Association, CRIA) and 'Gold' certification from the French Syndicat National de l'Édition Phonographique (SNEP).

The album entered the 'Billboard 200' for 25 weeks, the first time an Asian solo artist's album has achieved this. It also remained in the 'UK Official' main album chart's 'Top 100' for eight weeks. Jung-kook achieved total album sales of 100 thousand won (EAS) with 'GOLDEN' and recorded a combined 10.837 billion streams on his personal Spotify account.

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