”BTS” JUNG KOOK has been registered in the British Guinness Book of World Records... 4 individual records in total
JUNG KOOK of BTS is making his presence known by registering a total of four records in the UK Guinness World Records.
According to a recent announcement from the UK Guinness World Records, JUNG KOOK has achieved 1 billion streams on Spotify for the shortest time (filtered) with his solo single "Seven".
This means that he has set a new record for achieving this feat (before the 20th anniversary of his death), and has officially entered the Guinness Book of World Records. Guinness will end the 112-day period on October 30, 2023, 109 days after “Seven” was released.
It is reported that the song has won the title of Spotify's fastest song to stream 1 billion, breaking the record set by world-renowned pop star Miley Cyrus' ``Flowers,'' which surpassed 1 billion streams on Spotify.
“Seven” was streamed 89,748,171 times (after filtering) in a week, the most of any male artist track worldwide on the Spotify Global Charts in August.
It was registered in the Guinness Book of World Records for a total of two new records, including achieving 100 million streams in the shortest time and 100 million streams (after filtering). K-POP solo artist soonest Spotify in May
With over 1 billion streams, it has been registered in the Guinness World Records, and with this, JUNG KOOK has officially registered a total of 4 new records in the Guinness World Records as an individual.
It turns out. "Seven" has been at number one on Spotify's "Daily Top Songs Global" chart for a total of 71 days. This is the first and longest song by an Asian singer.
It's a record. They also topped the Weekly Top Songs Global chart for 9 consecutive weeks, the longest period for a male singer in the world in 2023.
"Seven" debuted at number 1 on the main single chart "Hot 100" of the American music media "Billboard". “Global (U.S.)
The song topped the ``Global 200'' chart for ``9 consecutive weeks'' and ``7 consecutive weeks'' on the ``Global 200'' chart. In addition, over 1 million units were purchased from the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA).
It has also been awarded platinum certification, which is given to sound sources that have achieved sales of .
