BTS Jung-kook's solo album 'GOLDEN' sets another new record! 144 weeks on Spotify Global Album Chart

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BTS (BTS) Jung-kook has set a record for entering Spotify's "Weekly Top Albums Global" chart for 144 consecutive weeks with his first solo album, 'GOLDEN'. This is the first and longest-running record for an Asian solo artist's album on this chart.

'GOLDEN' ranked at No. 149 on the chart dated July 31 to August 6. Since its release in 2023, it has maintained a long-term presence on the chart, surpassing 7.35 billion cumulative streams for an Asian artist's studio album on Spotify, with a daily average increase of approximately 3.3 million streams.

'GOLDEN' previously entered Spotify's "Weekly Top Albums Global" chart at No. 2. It then remained in the top five for five consecutive weeks and in the top ten for six consecutive weeks, while also securing the No. 1 spot on Spotify's "Top Albums Debut Global," "Top Albums Debut US," and "Top Albums Debut UK" charts respectively.

'GOLDEN' also entered Billboard's main album chart, "Billboard 200," for 25 consecutive weeks, marking the first time an Asian solo artist has achieved this feat. On the UK Official "Top 100" main album chart, it remained for eight consecutive weeks, the longest period ever for a K-pop solo artist.

Recently, 'GOLDEN' recorded a total of 526 days on the iTunes Worldwide Albums Chart on the global music platform iTunes. Jung-kook's personal Spotify account has achieved a combined 11.33 billion streams across all credit categories, setting records for the shortest time to reach this milestone among Asian artists and being the first K-pop solo artist to do so.

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