'King of Music' Lim Young-woong Breaks 'Major Record' with 14.3 Billion Cumulative Streams on Melon on His 10th Debut Anniversary

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Singer Lim Young-woong achieved a major record on the domestic music platform Melon on his 10th debut anniversary, adding significance to the milestone.

As of the morning of August 8, Lim Young-woong recorded 14.3 billion cumulative streams on the domestic music platform Melon.

This figure represents an increase of 100 million streams in about three weeks after reaching 14.2 billion streams on the 18th last month. Lim Young-woong, who debuted on August 8, 2016, broke his own cumulative stream record on the day marking 10 years since his debut, setting a major record.

This record is a cumulative figure accumulated as a solo artist, not by a group. Since Melon's cumulative streams increase when multiple songs are repeatedly played over a long period rather than through short-term plays of one or two songs, it demonstrates the sustained consumption of songs released since his debut.

Lim Young-woong has released songs such as 'Love Always Runs Away', 'Our Blues', 'Can We Meet Again', 'Rainbow', 'London Boy', 'Polaroid', 'Grains of Sand', and 'Do or Die'. Songs from various genres including ballads and trot have been played, contributing to the cumulative record.

The unwavering love and support from Lim Young-woong's steadfast supporters, 'Young-ho-si-dae' (Hero Era), also led to this major record achievement. Fans consistently listen not only to new songs but also to existing tracks, and the music consumption demographic spans both middle-aged and younger generations.

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