BTS Jung-kook's 'Seven' and 'GOLDEN' enter Spotify's global charts for 148 and 132 weeks respectively, setting a new record as the first Asian solo artists to achieve such longevity

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BTS Jung-kook continues his long-term success on Spotify. His first solo debut single 'Seven', released in 2023, and his first solo album 'GOLDEN' are continuing to set records on Spotify, the world's largest music streaming platform.

'Seven' ranked 84th on Spotify's main chart, the 'Weeekly Top Song Global' chart (for the week of May 8–14). The song climbed 14 positions compared to the previous week. Additionally, it has entered the chart for 148 weeks, marking the first and longest duration for any song by an Asian solo artist.

'GOLDEN' ranked 102nd on Spotify's 'Weeekly Top Album Global' chart (for the week of May 8–14). The album rose by seven positions. It has now remained on the chart for 132 weeks, the first and longest duration for any album by an Asian solo artist.

Recently, 'GOLDEN' surpassed 7.1 billion cumulative streams on Spotify, the highest among Asian solo artists' studio albums. 'Seven' achieved 2.94 billion cumulative streams, the first for any Asian solo artist's song and the first for a song released in 2023.

'Seven' is currently ranked 63rd on Spotify's all-time most-streamed songs list as of May 22. 'Seven' and 'GOLDEN' debuted at number one and number two, respectively, on Spotify's 'Daily Top Global' chart. Jung-kook's personal Spotify account (profile) has surpassed a combined 10.9 billion streams, the fastest for any Asian artist and the first for a K-pop solo artist.

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