BTS Jung-kook's self-composed song 'Still With You' surpasses 500 million streams on Spotify

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BTS Jung-kook has added another track to his list of songs with over 500 million streams on Spotify.

According to data from Spotify released on the 6th, Jung-kook's self-composed song 'Still With You' has surpassed a cumulative total of 500 million plays.

This marks Jung-kook's sixth track to reach 500 million streams, following 'Seven (feat. Latto)', 'Standing Next to You', 'Left and Right (Feat. Jung Kook of BTS)' in collaboration with Charlie Puth, '3D (feat. Jack Harlow)', and 'Dreamers'. The first song to reach the 500th million milestone, 'Seven (feat. Latto)', has now exceeded 3 billion streams.

Released in June 2020, 'Still With You' was initially made available for free on SoundCloud ahead of Jung-kook's seventh anniversary since his debut. It was later officially released as a single in July 2023 and charted at No. 33 on the Billboard Global (excluding U.S.) and No. 62 on the Billboard Global 200 charts in the United States on July 15 of that year. At the same time, it topped the iTunes 'Top Songs' chart in 83 countries and regions worldwide, including the United States, Canada, Germany, and France.

The song is characterized by a faint sound of rain at the beginning and a melancholic jazz-style melody. Jung-kook's sweet and soft vocals further enhance the relaxed atmosphere.

Meanwhile, Jung-kook continues to dominate as a global pop star with consecutive successes from 'Seven (feat. Latto)', '3D (feat. Jack Harlow)', and 'Standing Next to You'. Released in July 2023, 'Seven (feat. Latto)' topped the U.S. Billboard Main Song Charts: Hot 100, Global 200, and Global (excluding U.S.). Jung-kook became the first K-pop solo artist to simultaneously top all three charts. Additionally, he holds four songs that have surpassed 1 billion streams on Spotify, which is also the highest record among Korean solo artists.

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