In a landmark achievement for K-pop, BTS member Jungkook has etched his name in music history as the first-ever solo artist from the genre to spend an astonishing 600 days on the Spotify Global Daily Artist Chart. This feat not only underscores his unparalleled popularity but also his significant impact on the global music scene.

Jungkook’s journey on Spotify has been nothing short of spectacular. Since his solo debut, he has consistently captured the hearts of listeners worldwide, breaking records with each new milestone. His track “Seven,” featuring Latto, has been a pivotal song in this journey, becoming one of the most streamed tracks by a K-pop soloist. The song’s success has played a crucial role in maintaining Jungkook’s presence on the chart for such an extended period, highlighting his ability to connect with a diverse international audience.

Spotify’s Global Daily Artist Chart is a barometer of an artist’s daily streaming success across the globe. To remain on this chart for 600 days as a solo artist from the K-pop genre, which typically thrives on group dynamics, is a testament to Jungkook’s individual talent and appeal. This milestone surpasses previous records set by other K-pop acts, setting a new standard for solo artists in the industry.

Jungkook has had multiple entries on various Spotify charts, with “Seven” being his most notable solo hit, accumulating over 2.1 billion streams, making him the first Asian artist to reach this mark.

His debut solo album “Golden” set records for the highest number of streams on the chart entry date for a K-pop soloist, showcasing his strong solo presence.

The ARMY, BTS’s dedicated fanbase, has been instrumental in this achievement. Their continuous support through streaming, social media engagement, and fan projects has kept Jungkook’s music at the forefront. His presence on Spotify for 600 days reflects not only his musical talent but also the powerful community around him that champions his work.