BTS’s Jungkook shows unmatched solo power with 19 million Spotify followers in record time

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BTS member Jungkook has set another major milestone on Spotify, once again proving his strong global power. According to the World Music Awards, Jung Kook has reached 19 million followers on Spotify, becoming the fastest Asian artist to achieve this number.

The World Music Awards described the achievement as a historic record, highlighting how quickly Jung Kook reached the milestone compared to other Asian artists.

Despite releasing only one solo album, GOLDEN, Jungkook continues to dominate the global charts. His Spotify account once surpassed 40 million monthly listeners, ranking No. 1 among K pop solo artists for the highest number of monthly listeners ever.

Jungkook also holds the record as the Asian artist with the most streamed song and album on Spotify. His debut solo track “Seven” and his album GOLDEN both topped streaming records on the platform.

“Seven” has stayed on Spotify’s Weekly Top Songs Global chart for 129 weeks, the longest run ever for an Asian solo artist song. Meanwhile, GOLDEN has remained on the Weekly Top Albums Global chart for 113 weeks, setting another first and longest record for an Asian solo artist album.

In terms of total streams, “Seven” became the first song by an Asian artist to pass 2.72 billion streams, while GOLDEN recorded 6.58 billion streams, the highest streaming total for a full album by an Asian artist.

Including all credits, Jungkook has now surpassed 10.2 billion total streams on Spotify. This makes him the fastest Asian artist and the first K pop solo artist to reach this mark.

He also became the fastest K pop solo artist to hit 1 billion streams with three songs: “Dreamers,” “Left and Right,” and “Stay Alive.” His hit song “Seven” recorded the highest weekly streams ever for a global male artist track on Spotify and became the fastest song in platform history to reach both 100 million and 1 billion streams.

With these achievements, Jungkook has officially entered the Guinness World Records, continuing his run of setting new records for fastest, first, most, and longest on Spotify.

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