BTS' JIN's ”Running Wild” surpasses 200 million streams on Spotify
BTS JIN's solo song "Running Wild" has surpassed 200 million streams on Spotify, demonstrating the strength of digital music.
"Running Wild" is the title track of JIN's first solo album "Happy" released on November 15th last year, and will be released on the world's largest music stream platform on January 18th.
The song has now surpassed 200 million streams on Spotify. The news was shared by the World Music Awards.
Award/WMA) posted on their official account, "JIN's 'Running
"Wild" is his third song to surpass 200 million streams on Spotify," he said in a congratulatory message.
"Running Wild" is a pop rock song based on British rock with an impressive new wave sound, and is a song that tells the story of someone running out of breath towards hope.
The song contains a bright and warm message of "Let's start running".
"Wild" is ranked #1 on Spotify's "Daily Top Songs Global"
Global), which is JIN's best result as a solo artist.
"Running Wild" was ranked as the top song on Spotify Japan in the first week after its release.
Japan) chart, and Spotify Korea Daily Top Songs (Top Songs South Korea) chart on the same day.
2 on the Spotify Top Songs Global (Top Songs Korea) chart and
Global) chart, demonstrating its overwhelming influence.
JIN was named UAE Spotify's Weekly Top Songs on December 20th last year with "Running Wild".
It also topped the UAE Daily Top Songs and UAE Weekly Top Artists.
Top Artists UAE and Daily Top Artists UAE
It also reached number one in the UAE and spent five weeks at number one on four charts.
This is the highest number of K-POP songs released, and he is the only artist to hold this record. "Running Wild" also reached number one on Shazam, the world's largest music search platform, on January 19th.
The song recorded over 200,000 searches in one day. The music video also garnered a huge response as soon as it was released, ranking first in YouTube's worldwide popular music videos for three consecutive days.
It also ranked first on the world's most popular music videos, with over 17.56 million views as of 7 a.m. on January 21, and its popularity is on the rise.
